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Art (undergraduate)
Discover resources and tools for exploring various artistic disciplines, techniques, and mediums. This guide offers access to books, journals, databases, and inspiration for creative projects.
Art History
Dive into the rich history of art across cultures and time periods. Explore primary sources, scholarly works, and visual materials that trace the evolution of artistic movements and the impact of art on society.
Two-Dimensional Art
Unleash your creativity in two-dimensional media, including drawing, painting, and printmaking. Access guides, tutorials, and resources to support your artistic process and refine your skills.
Ceramics
Explore the art and science of working with clay. This guide provides resources on ceramic techniques, materials, history, and the intersection of ceramics with art and design.
Art Education
Support your journey in teaching art with resources on pedagogy, curriculum development, and art appreciation. Access materials tailored for educators at all levels.

Tate | Art Terms
Comprehensive glossary defining art movements, techniques, and terms, offering clear explanations for artists, students, and enthusiasts.
MoMA | Art Terms Glossary
Modern art glossary featuring definitions, historical context, and examples of terms shaping 20th and 21st-century art practices.
Getty | Art & Architecture Thesaurus® Online
Structured vocabulary providing hierarchical terms for art, architecture, and material culture, supporting research and cataloging consistency.
Getty | Union List of Artist Names® Online
Database of artist names, biographies, and cultural details, aiding in accurate attribution and scholarly research.
Artlex | Art Dictionary and Encyclopedia
User-friendly resource offering detailed art definitions, historical insights, and examples for broad art education and appreciation.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, The (Met) | Key Words
Curated glossary explaining key concepts and terms from art history, highlighting objects and themes from the Met's collection.