The books on art and art history are located on LL1 in the West Stacks and can be found by searching the library catalog. The call numbers are separated by subject and browsing is encouraged!
If you are looking for practical guide books, try adding "Technique +" into your catalog search.
| Subject | Call Number |
| Visual arts | N |
| Architecture | NA |
| Sculpture | NB |
| Drawing, design | NC |
| Painting | ND |
| Print media | NE |
| Decorative arts | NK |
| Arts in general | NX |
| Photography | TR |
Imaging
Creative software and hardware may be available for students looking to work with images, audio, video, and more.
For Fall 2020 library computers have been removed for safety. For help with image editing please contact the Visual Resources Center
Instructional Media Center (IMC)
See the IMC page for a full list of available hardware and software. Check out cameras, camcorders, drawing tablets, laptops, and more. Take advantage of lab software such as Final Cut X, Adobe Creative Suite, and more.
Performing Arts Resource Center (PARC)
See PARC page for a full list of available hardware and software. Check out mic stands, midi keyboards, iPads, laptops, and more! Take advantage of lab software such as Vectorworks, Ableton Live Suite 10, and more.
For fall 2020 the VRC will be closed, but staff is available to help remotely. Please email us for help.
Information Resource Centers (IRC)
For fall 2020 the IRCs will not be open due to COVID-19 concerns. However, there is a virtual lab system available. Please see CUS' Remote Teaching and Learning web pages for more information.
Research
See the Art Guide for researching topics in art and art history.
See the Finding and Using Visual Resources Guide for image research help.
Looking for work opportunities or internships?
Handshake is Reed's online database for jobs, internships, and opportunities. Search for on-campus jobs, Portland area jobs, and beyond.
The Center for Life Beyond Reed offers a variety of services and resources and they can help you with your job search, or applying for a grant to cover an unpaid internship.
Lynda.com offers training on a variety of subjects, from beginner to expert courses. Search by broader skills or specific software and follow along with learning modules.
You can gain access to Lynda.com by contacting Trina Marmarelli.
If you have a Multnomah County library card, you can log in with your credentials. All students living at Reed are eligible for a Multnomah County library card. Just sign up with your Reed address!
Email, call, or visit the library for more in-depth help with your questions!
Email Amy at astewart@reed.edu if you would like to see other topics covered within this guide.
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