Art

Specialists

Anna M Levia

Reference and Instruction Librarian

Special Collections Processing Archivist

(650) 736-1306

amlevia@stanford.edu

Jewish studies

Basic research

General reference

Manuscripts and archives

Art
Peter P Blank

Photography Curator

(650) 561-2392

ppb@stanford.edu

Art

Design

Art history

Architecture

Photography
Katharine A Keller

Associate Librarian

(650) 725-9274

kkeller@stanford.edu

Art

Design

Art history

Architecture
D. Vanessa Kam

Head Librarian, Bowes Art and Architecture Library

(650) 387-4497, (650) 736-1988

dvkam@stanford.edu

Art

Art history

Libraries

Bowes Art & Architecture Library

Today:

(650) 723-3408

artlibrary@stanford.edu

Library website

Hours & access

Blogs

New exhibition at East Asia Library: "Traversing China's Multiethnic Passage -- Jingui Zhang's Solo Art" | May 24, 2019

Chinese brush painting exhibition at East Asia Library | May 21, 2019

A New Role for Katie Keller at the Bowes Art & Architecture Library | April 1, 2019

A Tribute to Carolee Schneemann, (1939-2019) | March 7, 2019

Asian studies films streaming on Kanopy | February 14, 2019

Topic guides

Film studies: Basic literature

Chinese art: Traditional

American art: Before 1900

Feminism and contemporary art

American art: 1900 to present

Design

Chinese art: Modern and contemporary

Art history: Beginning research

Arts in education

Children's books about the arts

Course guides

ARTHIST 1B

Introduction to the Visual Arts: Renaissance to the Present

SLE

SLE: Renaissance and Baroque Paintings

PWR 1SC

Banksy, B-girls, and the Rhetoric of Public Space Art

PWR 2KSB

Design Thinking: Bringing d.thinking to Research, Writing & Presentation

ITALIC 95S

ITALIC library resources

PWR 1MS

Seeing Nature: The Power of Environmental Visual Rhetoric

Think 22

Think 22: Who Owns the Past? Archaeology, Heritage and Global Conflicts

FILMSTUD 4

Introduction to Film Studies

CHEMENG 80Q

CHEMENG 80Q: Art, Chemistry, and Madness: The Science of Art Materials

ARTHIST 1A

Introduction to the Visual Arts: Prehistoric to Medieval

PWR 1GMC

Dancing about Architecture: Or Finding Words for the Wordless

Notable collections

!Women Art Revolution

First-person histories of the pioneering individuals who challenged the ways women were seen by the reigning art establishment.

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