ARTHIST 390S: Feminist Art: e-Catalogs

1. "Catalog" tab to the Duke Libraries catalog

• Use your natural language to find ONE book that's relevant.
• Click the title of that book
• Scroll down to the "subjects" and look for the library term/subject it groups under your topic
• Click the hyperlink of that topic and get ALL the works we have on your topic!

Here are some subject examples on Feminist art.  Every one of these is a hyperlink to all our other books on the same subject.

• Guerrilla Girls (Group of artists)   artist's group
• Ringgold, FaithRinggold, Faith - Criticism and interpretation    exhibition catalog
• Women artists   topic
• Sex crimes in art  art on a topic
• Violence in art  art on a topic
• Feminism and art
• Caricature -- United States -- History -- 20th century.  topic limited by geography and time perio
• Chicago, Judy, 1939-  -- Influence  materials addressing the reputation of an artist
• Montano, Linda, 1942-Montano, Linda, 1942- -- Interviews  primary source material on an artist  

2. Google Books & Google Scholar

Google Books allows you to search books by key-word.  It does not display the whole book.  Use LIBX.

Google Scholar is the same but for articles.

Worldcat - combined catalog of all libraries

Use Worldcat to locate exhibition catalogs and books for interlibrary loan and archives of collections.  There's a "libraries with this item" link that shows NC libraries first.

Artdiscovery.net

Virtual Catalog for Art History - consortial catalog of the large specialty art libraries (mostly art museums libraries), including Met, MoMA, and major foreign institutions.  Helpful because subject is only art(s); interlibrary-loan is not possible, but this catalog confirms the existence of items possibly obtainable through other methods.

Arcade - The collections of the Frick Art Reference Library, the Brooklyn Museum Library and The Museum of Modern Art Library.

https://archive.org/details/metmuseumlibraries