JSTOR Daily (previously Artstor) Blog
Check out JSTOR Daily's Learning to Look, a visual literacy column written by Virginia Seymour, Head Librarian of Research and Instruction at Savannah College of Art and Design.
Some open source image collections, especially those developed by museums and galleries (including MOMA featured below), are available through Artstor or the museums and galleries themselves.
Our subscription to Films on Demand offers limitless access to independent films and documentaries, from the 1927 silent German expressionist science-fiction drama Metropolis, to the recent documentary Women Who Transformed Fashion - From Corsets to Couture, which explores the evolution of women’s fashion through the ages.
The Library's Media Collection has been developed to support curriculum. DVDs are bookable for specific dates and times and students may borrow them for overnight loans. Check out our streaming videos collections:
Online, streaming access to thousands of documentaries, educational films and news reels including Art 21.
National Film Board of Canada (NFB)
Access thousands of the National Film Board of Canada’s (NFB) documentaries, animations, experimental films, fiction and interactive works. Instructors can access additional educator tools like creating/sharing playlists and chapters (contact library@auarts.ca for NFB Campus educator access).