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Tag Archives: audio
Sound archives and exhibitions
South London Gallery: Her Noise Currently on display at the South London Gallery is a selection of items from the ‘Her Noise’ archive, which is held at London College of Communication as part of their Archives and Special Collections. Her … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Audio, Digital online archive, Exhibitions, Uncategorized
Tagged archives, audio, gender, sound
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Europeana for images
Europeana is an excellent resource for finding still images, video and sound with scholarly data attached. Cross -search or browse across a wide range of European cultural collections. There is a personal storage space to save images or searches. One … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Copyright, Using Images
Tagged "moving images", architecture, archives, art, audio, copyright, design, galleries, images, museums
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Citing moving images: The British Universities Film & Video Council guidelines
BUFVC – The British Universities Film & Video Council, has launched a set of guidelines to help you cite or reference moving images in your dissertation, essay or thesis. You may need to refer to a film, television or radio … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, citation, film, movies, moving images, plagiarism, radio, referencing
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Audio Arts Archive: Tate Modern
Digitised versions of the audio cassette-magazine Audio Arts are now available from the Tate website. The ground-breaking series was launched by Bill Furlong in 1973. The recordings of talks with artists, writers and thinkers include Joseph Beuys, Nam June Paik, … Continue reading
Britain at Work images & audio
The Union Makes Us Strong is a joint London Metropolitan University and TUC archive. Art, Design and Media students will find a rich source of work and social history photographs on the website. The posters, pamphlets, and badges show how … Continue reading
Posted in Library Collections, Moving Images
Tagged "graphic design", "moving images", audio, communication, e-resources, images, media
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Tate Channel: video & podcasts
The Tate Channel is a useful resource for art video. Browse and search for footage about exhibitions, including the current Yayoi Kusama show, artist interviews, performance and films by artists. Some videos focus on a particular artwork, for example, Iain … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Moving Images
Tagged art, audio, exhibitions, movies, performance, podcasts, Tate, video
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Find moving images and audio
You can borrow from an exciting range of material on DVD and CD at London Met libraries: feature films, animation, art & design documentaries, TV broadcasts and video artworks. Audio CDs include art documentaries, music and sound effects. We also … Continue reading
Posted in Library e-resources, Moving Images, Using Images
Tagged "moving images", "sound effects", audio, film, movies, music, television, video
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Xpert image attribution
Xpert Attribution Tool This handy webtool searches the web for Creative Commons licensed images, video and audio. It neatly embeds the attribution and licence into the actual image, so you don’t have to add a caption in WebLearn or projects. … Continue reading