IMAGES

Databases & Print reproductions

Please note: A s you work on your blog entries and cast about for a research image and topic, I encourage you to explore the links to a very large number of digital image databases listed on the Course Resources page and to also browse the books on main reserve (the three-volume publication of the Ellsworth collection is worth a leisurely look in any case). Enjoy!

Research Project: Act One

ARTStor
500,000 images, mainly European and North American.

Craig Clunas, Art in China
This survey book, on reserve, can be used in conjunction with this digital database to search for images dating from neolithic China through today.

Conference PDFs:

01-September 1
02-September 3
03-September 7
04-September 10
06-September 15 (for a selection of images by artists Yu-chih Lai mentions in her article as representative of "haipai" style, and a comparison with the "jingpai" style of Beijing artists, click here)
07-September 17
from September 22-October 1 (especially sessions 08 & 09), we will focus on images in the CHINA DESIGN NOW exhibition (for the V&A website, click here)
10-September 29 fashion
11-October 1 woman & modernity
12-October 6 Zhang Jian and China's First Museum
13-October 8 National Essence Journal
14-October 13 lithographs: choose one image from the "Studio-for-touching-the-Stone" Pictorial available at Lisa's office, scan and upload to the course blog
15-October 15
16-October 27
17-October 29
18-November 3
19-November 5
for conferences from November 9-18 (meetings 20-24), we will focus on film
25-26 November 24 & December 1

Individual artist galleries

Prints and Photographs
Shanghai architecture gallery
Shanghai Modern, 1919-1945 (Villa Stück catalog) (under construction; catalog available on main reserve)
Wen Fong, ed., Between Two Cultures (the Ellsworth Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) (under construction; book available on main reserve)

Course resources

Click here for an extensive list of electronic resources and PDF files on citations, digital image databases and archives, the Chinese language, museum collections, time chart of periods and dynasties.
Click here for a bibliography of books related to the course (also linked as further reading).

Lisa's office hours are on Monday from noon to 4:00 and by appointment.
Office location: Library 321.
Telephone: x7364
Email: claypool@reed.edu