Whatever aesthetic value art has for you, it will have a price on the open market. Many works of art that affect the emotions of the viewer are created to be sold for what the market will bear. ArtPrice is an … Continue reading
The Library is now offering full online access to the New York Times to everyone in the University community! Create a FREE account and you’ll get all the Times’ content, including world news, politics, opinion, business, the arts, book reviews, the … Continue reading
Preservationists have established September 29 as National Silent Movie Day to celebrate an art form that once flourished without dialog on he world’s movie screens. Before sound, the language of film was universal; actors spoke with their eyes and bodies. … Continue reading
February 26–March 2 is Fair Use/Fair Dealing Week, an annual global celebration of the right to use copyrighted material in certain instances without seeking permission. Please join the Library in celebrating your rights, with a panel discussion “The State of … Continue reading
The Library is proud to host SALALM LXI: the 61st conference of SALALM—Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials. The theme of this year’s conference is “Nuestro Norte es el Sur”—Our North is the South. The SALALM conference … Continue reading
