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South Asian and Japanese Architectural Images Available in ARTstor

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7,200 images of works of South Asian and Cuban art and architecture donated by leading South Asian Islamic art and architectural historian Alka Patel and 500 images of Japanese art, architecture, and festivals created by David Boggett are now available in ARTstor. In addition, over 80,000 photographs of high-quality photographs of major world events and personalities, 1,000 images of works on paper by Mark Rothko, and 1,400 images of medieval stained glass windows from the 12th through 16th centuries have also been made available.

VRC Video Highlight: ARTstor Help

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Find information on how to use ARTstor by viewing the video posted on YouTube.

ARTstor Announces Addition of Ancienct, Medieval, and Contemporary American Architectural Images

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Over 3,000 new images of architecture, applied design, and American popular culture are available in ARTstor. Collections shared by the Minneapolis College of Art and Design Slide Library and Bryn Mawr College include images of site plans for ancient and medieval architectural and archeological sites along with images of American pop culture and design. Photographs of American architecture taken by Dov Friedman have also been added.

VRC Video Highlight: Hosted Collection in ARTstor

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Learn how to access the VRC’s collection in ARTstor by watching the video posted on YouTube.

MoMA Collection in ARTstor

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ARTstor is working with The Museum of Modern Art to share more than 1,400 images of modern art including images of works executed by Marc Chagall, Vasily Kandinsky, Lee Krasner, Henri Matisse, Piet Mondrian, and others. These selections will join two other collections that MoMA has shared through ARTstor: the Architecture and Design and the Exhibition Installation Photograph Collection from The Museum of Modern Art Archives.

VRC Exhibit Opening This Thursday

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Hodek Apartment Building, architect Josef Chochol, Prague, Czech Republic, 1913-1914. Photograph by Christopher Long.

Come celebrate the opening this Thursday, September 17th, 3-5 p.m. in Sutton 3.128, of the VRC’s fall exhibit, A Passage to the New: Modern Architecture in Central Europe, 1890-1938, Photographs by Christopher Long. The exhibit highlights a collection of 215 images captured by Long in the 1980s and 90s. The images are available on ARTstor.

The exhibit is on view until January 15th, Monday-Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

UTSOA Professor Wilfried Wang’s Photographs Now on ARTstor

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The UTSOA Visual Resources Collection has collaborated with ARTsor to make available 458 images created by Wilfried Wang. The photos document European and American architecture, with a particular emphasis on contemporary museums. Wilfried Wang is the O’Neil Ford Centennial Professor in Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin. His research focuses on architectural theory and criticism, particularly in Central Europe. He also co-founded with Barbara Hoidn the architectural firm HOIDN WANG PARTNER, Berlin.


Prints from the Harry Ransom Center on ARTstor

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The Harry Ransom Center at UT-Austin will contribute 700 images of European prints to ARTstor. The woodcuts, engravings and etchings document popular culture in the 17th and 18th centuries. Subject matter includes political satire, advertising, erotica, and social allegory.

Read more here.

Ancient Middle Eastern Sites Now on ARTstor

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Over 18,000 images of the ancient sites Dura-Europos in Syria and Jerash in Jordan are now available on ARTstor. Yale University sponsored archaeological expeditions to the sites in the early twentieth century and has amassed an archive that includes plans, and photographs of the remains of  Hellenistic buildings. Images of objects from the Yale University Art Gallery collection have also been digitized.

Read more here.

Architecture from Scandinavia and the Netherlands Now on ARTstor

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ARTstor and ART on FILE have collaborated on a campaign to create new content and to document images of the contemporary built environment, landscape architecture and urban design in Scandinavia and the Netherlands. The photographic campaign concluded in June and many images are already available online.

Read more here.