Visual Resource Library

 

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00AM until 4:45PM
Phone: 336/334/3286
Email: Teresa Cunningham

Staff:
Kristin Ashley: Graduate Assistant

The UNCG Visual Resources Library is maintained by the Department of Art for its faculty and students. Its primary purpose is to support the teaching and research needs of the faculty. Visual formats collected by the Library include slides and digital images. The Library also maintains a small collection of books and periodicals. The contents of the collections reflect the teaching interests of the faculty with emphasis on western art from Ancient to the 20th Century, Photography and Printmaking. Non-western areas of emphasis include Asian, Mesoamerican and traditional and contemporary African art.

The Department of Art maintains the Visual Resources Library as a teaching and research facility for its faculty and students. The primary function of the collection is to support the academic program. Priority is given to classes taught in the Department.

The Visual Resources Library Collection is open to ALL art history faculty, art education faculty, studio art faculty, adjunct faculty, Department of Art graduate students and Department of Art undergraduate students currently enrolled in either art history or studio art courses. Graduate students with an assistantship in the Visual Resources Library may be granted a key with the permission of the Curator. Keys are not to be loaned out under any circumstances. The Visual Resources Library is open from 8:00Am to 4:45PM Monday through Friday.

All materials in the UNCG Visual Resources Library are subject to copy restrictions. Copyright legislation restricts the use of copyrighted materials used outside the classroom. Reproduction of the collection's slides or digital images in any format is prohibited.