Curious about the new image at the top of this research portal? Presencia de América Latina (Presence of Latin America), also known as Integración de América Latina (Integration of Latin America) is a mural painted
Internships at Dumbarton Oaks
The Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives (ICFA) support scholarship in Byzantine Studies by preserving and providing access to images of art, architecture, and archaeology in a variety of media and archival
Scheduled maintenance on ARTstor
Scheduled maintenance on ARTstor Dear ARTstor User Support and Technical Contacts,Please be advised that ARTstor will be performing temporary scheduled maintenance on Saturday, September 15 between 10:00 PM and 2:00
Scholarly Communication & Open Access
The University Libraries will celebrate International Open Access Week during the week of October 21, 2012. This is the fifth year Mason has participated in this event, drawing attention to
Latino Virtual Gallery
Latino Virtual Gallery The online gallery helps to increase awareness of the Latino experience in the United States and contributions to American culture, art and society… Take a look at
Curious about the New Image?
Curious about the new image at the top of this research portal?
Presencia de América Latina (Presence of Latin America), also known as Integración de América Latina (Integration of Latin America) is a mural painted by Mexican artist Jorge González Camarena between November 1964 and April 1965. The 300-square-meter mural, painted in acrylicon rough stucco, is located in the lobby of the Casa del Arte of the University of Concepción (Ciudad Universitaria de Concepción), in Concepción, Chile. Its principal theme is the unity and brotherhood of the different Latin American cultures.
From Presencia de América Latina at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presencia_de_Am%C3%A9rica_LatinaFor more information about the artist Jorge González Camarena, check out his entry in The Getty’s Union List of Artist Names.
Internships at Dumbarton Oaks
The Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives (ICFA) support scholarship in Byzantine Studies by preserving and providing access to images of art, architecture, and archaeology in a variety of media and archival collections that document fieldwork and research projects at Byzantine sites and monuments. ICFA is also the repository for the Pre-Columbian Photographs and Fieldwork Archives and Garden and Landscape Photographs and Design Archives.
The Pre-Columbian Photograph and Fieldwork Archivesvisually document the cultural heritage of Mesoamerica, the Intermediate Area and the Andes over the last two millennia.
The Garden and Landscape Photograph and Design Archives comprise both historical and contemporary collections, including materials documenting the gardens of Dumbarton Oaks.
Scheduled maintenance on ARTstor
Scheduled maintenance on ARTstor
Dear ARTstor User Support and Technical Contacts,Please be advised that ARTstor will be performing temporary scheduled maintenance on Saturday, September 15 between 10:00 PM and 2:00 AM EDT. Access to the ARTstor Digital Library will be temporarily suspended during this time, and institutions using Shared Shelf to manage their local image collections will be unable to use the system.
We do not anticipate any extension of this downtime, but we will send an update if there are any changes to the schedule.
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Scholarly Communication & Open Access
The University Libraries will celebrate International Open Access Week during the week of October 21, 2012. This is the fifth year Mason has participated in this event, drawing attention to the importance and impact of sharing online research, creative works, and data freely throughout the world. In honor of Mason faculty who have published in, reviewed for, or edit/host an open access journal, the University Libraries Scholarly Communications Team will host a reception on October 24 in the Edwin Meese Conference Room, Mason Hall.
If you have published in, reviewed for, or edit/host an open access journal, please let us know by sharing the citation(s) for work(s) you have published in OA journals, title of OA journal(s) and dates during which you were a reviewer, and/or title of OA journal you edit(ed).
OA journals that follow the “Gold” or “Green” model are included. Works you have deposited in the Mason Archival Repository Service (MARS) will also be listed; we have this information already. All works will be compiled into an on-going bibliography of OA activity undertaken by scholars at Mason and posted on the University Libraries’ Scholarly Communications website (scholarly.gmu.edu). More immediately, however, this list will indicate who should be invited to the reception!
Please help us recognize and honor you in the Mason community for your willingness to share your research and creativity with the online world. Please send your responses to Claudia Holland, Copyright Officer, at chollan3_at_gmu.edu by September 17, 2012.
Latino Virtual Gallery
Latino Virtual Gallery
The online gallery helps to increase awareness of the Latino experience in the United States and contributions to American culture, art and society…
Take a look at the gallery from the Smithsonian.
SI Latino, Hispanic and Latin American Art Collections and Resources
Smithsonian Latino Digital Collection Guide
A Smithsonian Latino Center-Commissioned survey report on SI Latino, Hispanic and Latin American Art Collections and Resources
Patssi Valdez "The Magic Room"
