The following resources are considered the most useful to use for your course:
Art Full text contains subject relevant academic journals, magazines and books. Covers the arts, artists, history of art, design, graphic design, architecture, metalwork, jewellery, cultural policy, visual culture, museums, film and more.
Can I access this resource?
To access EBSCOhost databases you must be either:
If you are not a member of any of these groups then unfortunately our licence does not allow access to the resource.
Use of licenced material
All electronic databases are covered by licences, and failure to adhere to the terms of the licences could result in the University losing access to these resources.
All databases are provided for educational use only.
A copy of the full terms of the Ebsco databases licence can be found below.
List of electronic resource licences (E-H) (This link opens in a new window)
Can I access this resource?
To access A-N Resources you must be either:
If you are not a member of any of these groups then unfortunately our licence does not allow access to the resource
Use of licenced material
All electronic databases are covered by licences, and failure to adhere to the terms of the licences could result in the University losing access to these resources.
All databases are provided for educational use only.
A copy of the full terms of the A-N Resources licence can be found below.
List of electronic resource licences (A-D) (This link opens in a new window)
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To access the e-journals off campus use your IT username and password.
PressReader has over 7000 newspapers and magazines. Relevant titles include:
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International Artist | London Magazine | Art Press |
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Digital Camera World | Practical Photography | Digital Photographer |
Find books, ebooks, articles, video and more
Discovery is a useful resource to use to get started with searching for literature. It searches the wealth of our library collections and many of our academic databases simultaneously. Below is a link to the Discovery search, as well as two short video guides that demo how to search it more effectively ...
What are journals?
They are:
Why should I use them?