ARTstor Welcomes New Subscribing Institutions
As of June 1, 2013, there were 1,506 institutions participating in the
ARTstor Digital Library. During May, ARTstor welcomed Universidade Estadual
de Campinas (Brazil), China Central Academy of Fine Arts (China), Glendale
Community College (CA), Berkshire School (MA), The Glenholme School (CT),
and The Menil Collection (TX).
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51,000 new images
from 15 contributors
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51,000 new images from 15 contributors
Great end of the semester news: This May, ARTstor released 51,000 new
images from 15 contributors in the Digital Library! We'll be releasing more
detailed individual announcements in the next few months, but we wanted to
offer a peek before school closes. The contributors include the Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston; Rijksmuseum,
the state museum of the Netherlands; the Solomon R.
Guggenheim Foundation (exhibition installation photographs); Lukas-Art in
Flanders, an archival repository for Flemish museums and
cultural heritage institutions; The Phillips
Collection; The
Metropolitan Museum of Art (exhibition installation
photographs); the Romare
Bearden Foundation; Classical
Sculptures from Berlin State Museums; ART on FILE
Collection (photographs of architecture in Istanbul); the Museum of
the City of New York; the Ackland Art
Museum; the Flint
Institute of Arts; Smith
College Museum of Art; Shangri La,
Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art; and abstract painter Cedric Van
Eenoo. Enjoy your summer!
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Installation images from the Guggenheim Museum in New York
City
The ARTstor Digital Library and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation have
collaborated to share 5,443 installation views spanning from 1990's to
the present from the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
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Images of paintings from the Rijksmuseum's permanent
collection
ARTstor is making available nearly 3,500 images of paintings from the
Rijksmuseum's permanent collection in the Digital Library.
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Images from Flemish museums and cultural institutions from
Lukas - Art in Flanders
ARTstor is collaborating with Lukas - Art in Flanders to share
approximately 5,000 images of art from more than 30 important Flemish
museums and cultural institutions.
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Images from The Phillips Collection
ARTstor and the Phillips Collection have collaborated to release nearly
1,000 additional images in the Digital Library.
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Collection
agreement
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Photographs of art from Mexico by Bob
Schalkwijk
ARTstor and Bob Schalkwijk are collaborating to share approximately 2,000
images selected from the photographer's archives of Mexican art in the
Digital Library.
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Discover the
Digital Library
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Fashion from the Great Gatsby's Roaring Twenties
The recent movie adaptation of The Great Gatsby has turned attention back
to the styles of the Jazz Age. What happened in the 1920s to bring about
such radical changes in fashion?
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About Shared Shelf
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A Shared Shelf success story from Wright State University
Shannon Michalak, the Visual Resources Curator at Wright State
University, discusses the benefits of Shared Shelf and explains how it's
funded with a nominal student Technology Fee.
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Events
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Meet ARTstor and Shared Shelf staff at upcoming
conferences
ARTstor and Shared Shelf will be taking part in several upcoming
conferences and holding special events at the Congress of the Humanities
and Social Sciences in Victoria, Canada (June 5-7); NASIG in Buffalo, NY
(June 6-9); and ALA in Chicago (June 27-July 2).
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Access the Digital
Library
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What is ARTstor?
ARTstor is a nonprofit organization that makes available a Digital
Library of more than 1.5 million images in the arts, architecture,
humanities, and sciences with a set of tools to use images for teaching
and learning.
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Trial Access
We invite you to explore the Digital Library during a 30-day trial to
determine if the content and tools provide a solution for your
institution's image needs.
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Join the ARTstor Community
Currently over 1,500 institutions from the higher education, museum,
K-12, and public library communities subscribe to ARTstor. We invite
nonprofit institutions to license ARTstor for research and teaching
needs.
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