Curating

Subject specific library resources for Curating students.

Library resources for Curating

Use Library Search to find:

  • books, magazines, DVDs and all other physical material held at the three UWE Bristol libraries
  • a vast amount of online content such as e-books and journal articles.

Journals and magazines (print and online)

These provide information on specialist topics and can contain more up to date information than books. Relevant titles for Curating include Art Monthly, Art Review, Artforum, Art-Press, and Tate Etc.

Many journals and magazines are available online, but some are also (or only) in print in the Library. Library Search or library staff can assist with helping you locate the journals in each library or online.

Databases

Databases provide reliable information from collections of journal articles, images, audio and film, and more.

Databases for Curating

a-n Artists Information Company is an online resource promoting the visual arts and supporting artists and designers in their practice. Offers access to a wide range of publications including a-n Magazine.

Art, Design & Architecture Collection is a collection of four databases covering the fields of visual and applied arts. The collection includes ARTbibliographies Modern (ABM), one of the major bibliographical sources of information on modern and contemporary arts from the late 19th century onwards, and Design and Applied Art Index, an index to over 450 art, design and craft magazines and journals.

Art Source Ultimate contains journal articles from leading international art, design and architecture journals since 1984.

Arts & Humanities Database contains articles from journals covering Art, Architecture, Design, Music and Cultural Studies.

British Humanities Index is an international database for research in the humanities and arts.

JSTOR is a scholarly archive of 1000 full-text journals including key art and design titles.

Workbooks, guides and tutorials

LinkedIn Learning – online courses and video tutorials for creative, technology and business skills.

Special collections

Study skills

Study skills workshops

From making notes to structuring your writing, we offer a number of study skills events for students both on campus and online.

Subject support

Your librarian is Morwenna Peters. Contact the Library.

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