Articles from journals, magazines, and major newspapers are sources for information on current issues and recent studies related to art, art history and/or architecture. These can be found by accessing the subscription library databases. You can also search the online availability of seminal art, art history and/or architectural journals.
You can find a varied selection of print and online books about art, art history and architecture by typing keywords about your topic in Central Search(Catalog option). Books can provide detailed background and in-depth historical information about any given topic. Reference refers to books and resources such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, and handbooks. Go to these for definitions, shorter explanations, quick historical and biographical sketches. Add the word 'reference' to your search for these types of resources.
The internet can provide a wealth of good information, especially from government sources and professional organizations. Always be sure to evaluate what you find on the internet.
The Connecticut Art Education Association, Inc. is a professional organization which represents the art teachers of the state. Its goals include promoting visual arts as an essential component of educational programs, improving the conditions of teaching art, and sharing and encouraging effective teaching practices in art education.
Search for print and online materials placed on course reserve by your professors. Course reserves can be searched by instructor name, course code, or item title.