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ES 399: Race, Indigeneity and Contemporary Art

Getting Started

Librarysearch is the search engine for the library's online catalog. This is a great place to start your library research. Find books, articles, and much more from one simple search bar.

TIP: Getting Print Materials

If the item you want is a print resource in one of our UO Library branches, such as a book or magazine, you can have it delivered to the research desk of the branch of your choice.

 

Find the item in the UO LibrarySearch catalog. Once you click on the record, just below the title is a row called Get It and an option to Request UO Item. Select your preferred library branch as your pickup location.

 

You have to be logged in to see the "Request UO Item" link.

Next Steps

Then, expand your search by looking in a multi-disciplinary database. This resource requires a UO login to access.

Also try looking in one or more of these recommended art-specific databases. These resources require a UO login to access.

TIP: Borrowing From Other Libraries

Interlibrary Loan (ILL)

You have the option to borrow material outside of the University of Oregon through Interlibrary Loan.

The Interlibrary Loan program allows us to share materials with participating libraries around the world.

 

To request an item from another library

If an item is not available via UO Libraries, there may be an option to request it from other libraries.

Under the heading Request from other libraries, select Get a physical copy for a print item or Get a digital chapter or article for an electronic article or book chapter.

For physical items, set the pickup location to the branch of your choice. You will be notified by email when the item has arrived. 

For electronic articles/chapters, you will receive the item via email notification.

 

If our ILL team cannot borrow the item you want, contact your librarian.