A Resource for Clark College Students and Artists
Your starting point for art history, theory, and practice research.
This guide is designed to help students and artists do research and find resources for art, as well as spotlight new additions to the library collection and other information, so come back to visit again.
For questions or suggestions or enthusiasms about this guide, please get in touch – your feedback is strongly encouraged to help improve this resource for the entire Clark community.
The following pages contain curated information to assist with your research.
Get books available through the library and beyond.
Find articles about art, art movements, or artists using licensed databases.
Sources for looking for images from library resources and the internet.
Includes links to museum sites, galleries, art publications, and more.
Information Literacy 101 Canvas Course
A self-paced course designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to core information literacy concepts and critical-thinking skills, such as evaluating sources in context, using artificial intelligence during the research process, identifying biases and information privilege, developing search strategies, and ethically using and creating information - through short, accessible modules.
