This guide offers a starting point for projects specifically related to the Photographic Practice I course.
Research Guide for Photography Practice 1. November 2024. 5 minutes.
New Artstor platform. Features images from some of the world's leading museums, photo archives, scholars, and artists. It is a comprehensive image resource, with many rare and important collections available nowhere else.
"Artstor on JSTOR: Create an Account," recorded February 2024, 2 minutes.
"Artstor on JSTOR: Searching for Images and Filtering Search Results" recorded January 2024, 4 minutes.
Many museums and galleries offer digital images works from their collections, including photography.
"Google Images to find photography," recorded November 2020, 3 minutes.
Use the Citing and Using Images section of this research guide to learn more about citing images and using them ethically and legally.
Columbia College Chicago Library has one of the most robust photography book collections in the midwest.
Start researching a photographer using the search box on the Library Home page. Choose the "resource type" - BOOKS.
Most of the print PHOTOGRAPHY BOOKS are located on the 4th floor in the Library.
Use this guide to navigate the Dewey Decimal Classification and find a few of the most popular photo subject categories. (Photo book collection located on the 4th floor of the Library.)
BIOGRAPHICAL
For biographical information about a photographer, try the Library search tool on the home page at https://library.colum.edu.
THEMES, MOVEMENTS, TYPES of PHOTOGRAPHY
Again, you can use the Library search tool to search for subject matter within photography, such as:
New Artstor platform. Features images from some of the world's leading museums, photo archives, scholars, and artists. It is a comprehensive image resource, with many rare and important collections available nowhere else.
