Art History Library
December’s New E-Resources in Art History
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Plastic Capitalism The Politics of Taste Afterimages
Popularisation and Populism… Asking the Audience Aesthetics of the Familiar
October’s New Art History E-Books
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Transcendence Vanished Smile The Place of Many Moods
Yumeji Modern Art and Myth of the Ancient Maya Technologies of Critique
Cosmos and Community… Enduring Truths Contemporary Art and Unforgetting…
New eBooks in Art History for October
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Photographic Returns Visualizing Equality Performance/ Media/ Art/ Culture
Documenting Trauma… Dynamic Form Visualities 2
New Art History eBooks for September
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Seeing God in Art Human Figuration… Women Made Visible
Inappropriate Bodies The Concrete Body Think Tank Aesthetics
Social Practice Art in Turbulent Times Visionary Animal Precarious Forms
Moffitt Library Student Art Exhibit 2020-2021
Moffitt Library Student Art Exhibit 2020-2021
Graduation year: 2022
Major: Psychology and Art Practice
SilkScreen on Cotton Paper
Henry Davis
Graduation year: 2021
Major: Global Studies
Graphic design
Kiana Aryan
Graduation year: 2020
Major: Linguistics, Cognitive Science
Oil on canvas
Albert Cartagenes
Graduation year: 2022
Major: Art Practice and Art History
New Art History E-Resources for July
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Autochthonomies Intersections of Contemporary Art… Citizens of Beauty
The Nature of Revolution Crossroads Partisan Aesthetics
The Mental Life of Modernism Everything is Relevant Tear Gas Epiphanies
New eBooks for June in Art History
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Acts of Transgression Africobra Becoming Mary Sully
Shifting Grounds Classicisms in the Black Atlantic Street Art and Democracy in Latin America
You are an Artist Art and Tradition in a Time of Uprisings Drone Art
Art History: Social justice and anti-racism library resources guide
Explore the new resource guide for Social Justice and Anti-Racism located under Art History Research Guides on the Art History/ Classics Library page. Gain online access to the publications featured below by U.C. Berkeley Faculty: Lauren Kroiz, Darcy Grigsby, Julia Bryan- Wilson, and Keyatta A.C. Hinkle, and Alumnus Huey Copeland.
Along with these titles, find additional ebooks on art, race, and social justice; image collections from the Bancroft Library on Calisphere; and films and videos available through our Kanopy subscription. This resource guide provides a sample of some of the resources available online through the U.C. Berkeley Library’s collections.
May – Art History New eBook Shelf
Here is a sampling of new titles for Art History available as ebooks through the UC Berkeley Library. Click the links to their Oskicat records and check them out.
Transcending Patterns Routledge Companion to African American Art History Immaterial Archives
The Justice of Visual Art Water Graves We Travel the Space Ways
Form & Meaning in Avant-Garde Collage & Montage Stone Fidelity The Obama Portraits
Trial of Art & Architecture ePortal
UC Berkeley has a trial subscription to the ‘Yale Art and Architecture ePortal‘ through July 22, 2020. The portal includes access to eBook versions of many publications on art and architecture from Yale University Press and beyond. The site can be accessed from a campus IP address or through the VPN at: https://www.aaeportal.com
Here is more information about the portal from the publisher website:
“This innovative and dynamic electronic platform provides individuals and institutions with access to important art and architectural history scholarship. With grant funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Yale University Press has developed this site to make key backlist and out-of-print titles on a wide variety of subjects more broadly available and easily discoverable within an interactive platform. The ePortal also features scholarship from other leading university presses and museum publishers, creating a meaningful and robust educational experience.”
Some of the features of the Yale Art and Architecture ePortal include:
Read offline by printing or saving chapters as PDFs
Highlight and take notes within online reader
Share links to chapters or books with students
Embedded image zoom within online reader
Full-text searching capabilities
Image searing capabilities