Art 108- Library Orientation  Lucena Valle Instructor - Karen Bourgaize, Librarian April 21, 2010 Reference books Art in Latin America : the modern era, 1820-1980 N6502.4.A3 1989 REF Arte Chicano : a comprehensive annotated bibliography of Chicano art, 1965-1981 / compiled by Shifra M. Goldman and Tomás Ybarra- Frausto ; with an introduction by the compilers. NX512.3.M4G64 1985 REF Encyclopedia of Mexico : history, society & culture F1204.E539 1997, 2 volumes REF Encyclopedia of world art. N31.E533, 9 volumes REF Encyclopedia of world cultures, 10v GN307.E53 1991 v.1 REF, ONLINE Framing America : a social history of American art N6512.P59 2002 REF Historia general del arte mexicano N6550.H5, 3 volumes REF History of modern art : painting, sculpture, architecture, photograph N6490.A713 1998 REF Latin American art : an introduction to works of the 20th century N6502.5.C44 1989 REF Latin American art in the twentieth century N6502.5L374 1996 REF Mexico : an encyclopedia of contemporary culture and history F1234.C67 2004 REF Mexico: a history in art N6550.S6 REF Mexico : splendors of thirty centuries / the Metropolitan Museum of Art ; introduction by Octavio Paz N6550.M48 1990 REF St. James guide to Hispanic artists : profiles of Latino and Latin American artists N6538.H58S7 2002 REF The ancient Americans : a reference guide to the art, culture, and history of pre-Columbian North and South America E59.P42S3613 2001, 2 volumes REF The color encyclopedia of world art / by Jay Jacobs N31.J32 1975 REF The dictionary of art N31.D5 1996, 34 volumes REF   Library Web site -  the best place to start your research! The Research Paper: http://library.riohondo.edu/Research_Help/Research_Paper.htm     How to find books in the Library Catalog - WebCat Use the Library Catalog - Rio WebCat - to find books on your subject. The general call number range for books on all aspects of art is N1 – NX765. More specific call numbers for Mexican art and artists may be found by searching the catalog for the following subjects:   ART PAINTING MISCELLANEOUS ARTISTS Art, Mexican Art - Mexico Aztec art Death in art Folk art - Mexico Indian art - Central Mexico Indian art – Mexico Maya art Olmec art Aztec painting Painting, Mexican   SCULPTURE Maya sculpture Aztecs - Antiquities Mexican American art Mexico - Antiquities Mural painting and      decoration, Mexican Pottery, Mexican Artists – Mexican Mexican American artists Potters – Mexico Covarrubias, Miguel Kahlo, Frida Orozco, José Clemente Posada, José Guadalupe Rivera, Diego Siqueiros, David Alfaro Tamayo, Rufino   How to find journal, magazine, and newspaper articles Journal and magazines usually provide the most current information on a topic. The Library has several magazines that focus on art: ArtWEEK N1.A78x ArtNews N1.A6 To find articles on your topic, use one of the online databases listed below.  In most cases these databases will provide full-text articles on almost every topic. Conduct your search in these databases by using the following subject headings and keywords: ART PAINTING MISCELLANEOUS ARTISTS Art, Mexican Art - Mexico Aztec art Death in art Folk art - Mexico Indian art - Central Mexico Indian art – Mexico Maya art Olmec art Aztec painting Painting, Mexican   SCULPTURE Maya sculpture Aztecs - Antiquities Mexican American art Mexico - Antiquities Mural painting and      decoration, Mexican Pottery, Mexican Artists – Mexican Mexican American artists Potters – Mexico Covarrubias, Miguel Kahlo, Frida Orozco, José Clemente Posada, José Guadalupe Rivera, Diego Siqueiros, David Alfaro Tamayo, Rufino For historical research (generally anything published before 1985) use print indexes. ProQuest  Use the ARTS Module In Advanced mode click on "Select Multiple Databases" Click on "Clear All databases" Find PROQUEST RESEARCH LIBRARY and select ARTS MODULE Click  CONTINUE Search by: Artist's name example:  Diego Rivera   ArtCyclopedia.com search by artist, title of artwork, name or location of museum.    Gale Virtual Reference Library - Example search: David Siqueiros Gale Biography In Context - Example: Remedios Varo Google Book Search - http://books.google.com - Example: art viceregal latin america   ARTstor What is ARTstore? Non-profit database of more than 550,000 and growing contributed images Contributors include: museums, educational institutions, art institutions, and individuals. The ARTstore Offers: One-stop source of high resolution images: art, architecture, photographic images Copyright permission to scholars, students, instructors for educational use Software Offline Image Viewer or OIV) to create presentations (online or offline) Image file management of ARTstor images, your own images on ARTstor Password-protection for shared files (with instructor privileges) Students can create presentations/portfolios using the ARTstor software Registered users have the ability to: Create and save groups of images Add personal notes to images Access password-protected folders created by instructors at RHC Use stable URL links of images and image groups Use ARTstor's Offline Image Viewer presentation software Create and give presentations with OIV without having to access ArtStor online How to find images using ARTstor   Must register ON CAMPUS to be able to use ARTstore remotely or contact Adele x3417 or 4101 Must re-register ON CAMPUS  every 120 days to keep your remote access ARTstore may time out during peak periods if you have a slow DSL connection Not recommended for dial-up Internet users Must remove any pop-up blockers while using ARTstore Demonstration To register, click on "GO" button If you already registered, please enter login and password Perform Basic search. Example: Frida Kahlo   Click on GO             Once you displayed images in ARTStore, you can select images for your presentation by  clicking once on the image. The image will highlight yellow.    Go to Organize--Save selected images to -- New group.      Select My Work Folder and give a name to your Group. You can be more specific in Advanced search. For example you can indicate whether you want to search: - in any field - in Title only - in Creator only   Images can be displayed either as large or small thumbnails To share image URL:   You can generate URLs to link to images and image groups within ARTstor. Please note: These links will only work when shared with users from your own institution. Find your desired image and click the thumbnail once to select it. There are three ways to display a stable URL for the selected image. In the ARTstor navigation bar, click Share > Generate image URL OR Right click or CTRL+click the thumbnail > select Generate image URL OR Click the thumbnail caption > select the “File properties” tab.   From the window you are looking at, use the Ctrl- (or) C keyboard shortcut to copy the URL value to the clipboard. Use the Ctrl- (or) V keyboard shortcut to paste the URL value into the destination browser, email, web page, or other electronic document. When ARTstor users click on this link, they will be taken directly to the specified image, displayed in the Image Viewer window. If they are within your institution's valid IP range, the URL will open immediately. Please note: Users clicking this link must be within an authorized IP range to view the image, such as on-campus or through a proxy server. To view images as power Point Presentation, you have to download Offline Viewer. Click on Tools -- Download Offline Presentation Tool (OIV) Once you have an Offline Viewer (OIV) installed, open the OIV, select Create a new presentation from ARTStore images. Go to Insert -- Image Groups from ARTStore It will ask for your authentication information (your email and password that you registered with) Double click on My Work Folder Select the group that you want to view as presentation and click on Download Click on View -- Image Palette Presentation ARTStor Video Tutorial http://library.riohondo.edu/camtasia/website/ARTstor.html Subject Guides Mixtec Indians - http://library.riohondo.edu/subject_guides/mixtec.htm Mayas - http://library.riohondo.edu/subject_guides/mayas.htm   Web Resources Internet resources can be a valuable source for supplementing the information you have gathered from books and periodicals. It is important to evaluate the information you get from the Internet and determine whether it is reliable and useful to your research. ancientmexico.com – The Art, Culture, and History of Ancient Mesoamerica http://www.ancientmexico.com Ancient Mexican Art http://www.nmai.si.edu/exhibitions/ancient/english/index.html Art & Artisans http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/arts.html Mexico Art http://universes-in-universe.de/america/mex/english.htm The Diego Rivera Virtual Museum http://www.diegorivera.com/index.php MesoWeb http://www.mesoweb.com/ Metropolitan Museum of Art: Timeline of Art History http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/splash.htm SPARC Murals http://www.sparcmurals.org   Local Museums   Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) http://www.lacma.org/    Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA) http://www.molaa.org/   San Diego Museum of Art http://www.sdmart.org/