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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Into Obscurity: Commercial Road Library Slide Collection
An affectionate farewell to the 90,000 35mm transparencies in the library’s slide collection. They are a record how the history of art and design was taught at London Met and its heritage … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions
Tagged "art history", "Art Library", "slide collection", 35mm, exhibitions, images, The Cass, transparencies
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Careers event at LondonMet 12th June
Way to Win is a LondonMet day-long careers extravaganza, to be held at the Tower building, Holloway Road on Wednesday 12th June 2013. It is designed to help you succeed in your search for the perfect job. Events will include: … Continue reading
Legal download sites: e-books, music and film
The Content Map is a UK-based guide to legal digital services. The website recommends legitimate sites where you can download or stream e-books, films, music and video games. The Content Map provides direct links to the legal sites or services.
Create illustrated book lists with MetCat
Keep lists of library books and articles and items from libraries worldwide with MetCat. The lists will include cover illustrations and links to the library catalogue if you want to re-borrow. MetCat is our own-branded version of WorldCat Local. Sign … Continue reading
Posted in Library books, Library e-resources
Tagged "Art Library", books, e-resources, jewellery, referencing, research, silversmithing, The Cass
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Against Oblivion; featuring Ellie Geary
The MA Curating the Contemporary course at The CASS curate an exhibition alongside artist and illustrator Ellie Geary in the Commercial Road Library gallery space. Students are called to contribute to the project by depositing exhibition press releases, promotional leaflets, … Continue reading
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Tagged "book arts", art, collage, curation, illustration, The Cass
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