Instructional videos for ARTstor have been added under the entry for Image Databases, located on the Art History Resources page

ARTstor in 3 Minutes: Introducing the New ARTstor briefly walks users through the new look and feel of the ARTstor Digital Library

ARTstor in 3 Minutes: Download images to PowerPoint describes the steps required to download images and image details from ARTstor and add them to a PowerPoint presentation file

ARTstor's Batch Download Tool by Lynn Cunningham, Visual Resource Collection, University of California Berkeley

ARTstor in 3 Minutes: Making an image group leads users through the steps to save individual images to groups in the Digital Library

Link: http://oskicat.berkeley.edu/

Christine Schick, History of Art PhD student, is the first patron to
check out a book on OskiCat!


Our long awaited new online catalog is now available to all patrons. 
Nicknamed after "Oski" (Cal's mascot), OskiCat replaces Gladis and
Pathfinder and provides one place to do most of your library-related
transactions, for example renew books, place holds on material, save and
email search results, find course reserves, request items from NRLF (you need to be logged into "My OskiCat") and much more!  Check it out
today!

Link: http://graphicsatlas.org/

Developed by The Image Permanence Institute at the Rochester Institute
of Technology, provides print identification and characteristic
exploration tools. Using the Object Explorer, browse and compare traits
across processes. Characteristics, including size, format, color,
texture, sheen, and layer structure, are explored logically. Accessible via the Art History Resources page , under Image Databases.

Link: http://www.artbabble.org/

An online community created to showcase art-based video content,
including interviews with artists and curators, original documentaries
and art installation videos. Partnered with Art21, Los Angeles County
Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, The New York Public Library,
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Smithsonian American Art Museum, each of which has provided video content. Accessible via Art History Resources, under Art Portals.

Link: http://www.caareviews.org/

Critical reviews of books, exhibitions, and projects in all areas and periods of art history and visual studies published by the College Art Association. Available online to UCB patrons only.