Explore these two open access fashion ebooks available for you to read online now. Fashion, society and the first world war by Bass-Krueger, Edwards-Dujardin and Kurkdjian published in 2021 explores the impact of World...
Check out the latest ebooks on art subjects to arrive in the library: Clare (2016) Subversive ceramics Duganne (2020) Global photography: a critical history Evans (2020) Be the artist: the interactive guide to a...
Between Tuesday 25th and Friday 28th May EBSCO are upgrading Personal User (My EBSCO) accounts. Here are a few tips to help keep things running smoothly. If you use EBSCO’s Institutional login...
The New Glass Review is an international survey of contemporary glass. For various reasons due to the pandemic, there will no issue published in 2021. Submissions will open in the autumn for the 2022...
Did you know that the University Library subscribes to Dance Research, the journal of the Society for Dance Research? The latest issue, May 2021, is now out and includes many articles including: Poetic transformations...
Having a search strategy where you have thought of the key concepts and keywords for your topic and how you might combine them can really help you find relevant sources for your assignments. We’ve...
Have you ever wondered who owns the copyright on what you see around you? Books you read? Art work you see exhibited? To mark World Copyright Day, Kirsten Newell, Data Protection and Rights Clearance...
Evidently Cochrane aims to make Cochrane evidence really accessible, using blogs Cochrane Reviews are systematic reviews. Their gold standard systematic reviews search for and summarize studies that answer a specific research question (e.g. is...
Viewpoints from The Photographer’s Gallery give you the opportunity to gain a wide range of perspectives which are inspired by the gallery’s programme. They are here to challenge you into thinking about photography in...
The library continues to buy new books and eBooks for business subjects. As you may know, the library has been buying new books throughout the year and where possible we have looked for...
Do you ever find yourself thinking, “I’d like to see if there are more recently published articles on my topic, but I’m not sure how to go about doing it”? On most of our...
The British Student Doctor Journal (BSDJ) is an open-access, peer reviewed general medical journal which provides a platform for medical students and junior doctors to publish their work, learn about medical academia, and educate...
Check out the latest art ebooks to arrive in the library: Bewer (2019) Explicit material: inquiries on the intersection of curatorial and conservation cultures Houser (2020) Infowhelm: environmental art and literature in an age...
This exciting project is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, with the full title being “The Internet of Musical Events: Digital Scholarship, Community and the Archiving of Performances.” For ease, it will...
If you’re currently studying an art, design or performing arts programme with us here at the university, this academic year you may have come across some ‘library packages’ that have been created for you....