Cleveland Institute of Art's Contemporary Artists Index lists exhibition catalog titles of different contemporary artists or artists groups. You can search by artist, artist groups, museum name that published the catalog or the year the catalog was printed.
The call numbers are for the Cleveland Institute of Art's Gund Library so you probably want to check the Alkek Library Catalog to see if we have the book at our library and to make sure you get the correct call number for Alkek Library so you can find the book on the shelf!
Thanks to Cristine Rom, Library Director for the Gund Library: A Library for Visual Artists at The Cleveland Institute of Art for her permission to link to the Contemporary Artists Index.
Have a great weekend!
A blog for Texas State University's School of Art & Design faculty, students, or anyone interested about art and art resources in the library or anywhere. A place to share information about art, artists, design, and designers.
Friday, November 11, 2011
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
New RSS Feed for Art & Design Titles!
You can now subscribe to an RSS feed of new Art & Design titles to see what has been most recently added to Alkek Library's collection. I will also add the feed to the right on the blog so you can always see the latest 4 additions.
Here is the page with all new title feeds, in case you are interested in viewing or subscribing to RSS feeds in other subject areas. Enjoy!
Here is the page with all new title feeds, in case you are interested in viewing or subscribing to RSS feeds in other subject areas. Enjoy!
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Monday, October 10, 2011
CALL FOR ART! @ San Marcos Walker's Gallery
Click on the image of the flyer to see and read it larger!
For further information or questions: celebrationofcolors@gmail.com
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Friday, September 9, 2011
Visiting Artist Harrell Fletcher, Tour & Lecture, 9/13 & 9/14
Happy fall semester!Faculty Erina Duganne and Jason Reed, from the School of Art & Design, are hosting visiting artist Harrell Fletcher next week on Tuesday September 13th and Wednesday September 14th.
10 selected Art & Design students have arranged a tour of places on campus or within the San Marcos community as part of a social practice assignment given to them in advance by Fletcher. For each location on the tour, the students found someone who works there who will give a short talk about the site and the work that she/he does there.
The places on the tour, the person talking, and the times are listed on the image to the right. The image below the list is a map of the places on the tour Tuesday, 9/13.
The places on the tour are also listed here:
- The Wittllff Collections
9:00AM - 7th FLoor Alkek Library
with Alberto Mendiola - Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos
9:45AM - 211 Lee Street
with Gloria Salazar - San Marcos Bike Project/Wreck Center
10:15AM - 155 South LBJ
with Grady Roper - The Calaboose
The Johnnie Armstead African American History Museum
11:15AM - 200 Martin Luther King
with Albert Armstead - Hill Country Humidor
11:45AM - 122 N LBJ Dr.
with Rob Robinson
Fletcher's lecture about his socially engaged collaborative art making projects in Professor Erina Duganne's History of Photography class, will take place on Wednesday, 9/14 in JCM 2121 from 11-12:20pm.
You can read Harrell Fletcher's bio on his website.
Please let others on campus or in the San Marcos community know about these events if you think they would be interested. Anyone is welcome to attend!
If you have any questions, you can contact Erina Duganne
If you are one of the students involved in this project, please comment here and let us know more about what you did!
Have a great weekend!
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Art Under the Sea
So beautiful I had to share:
Drowning Beautiful
At least it looks cool under the sea :)Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Very Mysterious Smithsonian Article About Possible Velázquez Painting
A Velázquez in the Cellar?
Paragraph 6 on page 3 is especially curious. Where did Capt. Charles Hervey Townshend get the painting and why is the angel's head cut off? Why do they not tell us more about the provenance of the painting? I guess it is to be continued...
I can't wait to hear more!
More photos from the article
Paragraph 6 on page 3 is especially curious. Where did Capt. Charles Hervey Townshend get the painting and why is the angel's head cut off? Why do they not tell us more about the provenance of the painting? I guess it is to be continued...
I can't wait to hear more!
More photos from the article
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