The library has access to a number of different databases that will help you with your art research.
Use the article databases to search for citations, abstracts and full-text articles.
The newspaper databases will help you find art exhibition reviews, art book reviews, and artist information. The New York Times Historic Backfile is particuarly helpful in finding primary sources (for example, reviews of Frida Kahlo's work from the 1930's).
If full-text is not available in your database, first check the Journal Finder to check for access in one of our other databases. If still not available, you can request articles through Interlibrary Loan.
Links to a few of our online journals via full-text databases. To search, click on "Search Within This Publication."
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Use the article databases to search for citations, abstracts, full-text articles, and lesson plans.
Click on the pdf link to gain access to the full-text of an article. If there isn't a full-text link search Grafton's Journal Finder to see if we have access to the journal in another database.
If the Journal Finder doesn't have the journal you're looking for use Interlibrary Loan to request the article from another library. Interlibrary Loan is free and often only takes a few days.
Learn more about how to find the full-text of journal articles: