Visual Arts Research and Resource Library

The Visual Arts Research and Resource Library hosts events throughout the semester where students can learn from BU SVA faculty members about their research and the classes they teach and from members of the BU community about campus resources that will support their academic and artistic work.  Food is provided, and all are welcome.

Resource Share: Student Exhibition Opportunities on Campus
Wednesday, September 25
1:30pm-2:30pm
Interested in showing your work on campus? Join BU SVA Administrative Coordinator Andy Wilson and recent student exhibitors to learn about student exhibitions at CFA, from the proposal process to planning, promotion, installation, and more. Andy will also share information about other opportunities to share your work on campus through the BU Arts Initiative. 

Research Share: Mary Yang
Wednesday, October 2
Noon-1pm
Assistant Professor of Graphic Design Mary Yang is the founder of Open Rehearsal, a design practice that works with clients and collaborators in the arts, music, and academia. Mary’s recent research and projects explore the relationship between design and music, identity design in public spaces and urban design, exhibition design, and publishing. Collaboration with cultural clients includes the RISD Museum and Verso Books, among others. She has exhibited at institutions, lectured and served as guest critic nationally and internationally in the US and UK. Previously, she has taught and lectured at the Rhode Island School of Design and University of Washington and has worked on the graphic and brand design team at Victoria’s Secret PINK in NYC, the University of Washington Press in Seattle, WA, and Studio Blue in Chicago, IL.

Resource Share: Eva Sclippa, Visual Arts Librarian
Wednesday, October 9
1-2pm
Eva Sclippa (she/they) is your new personal librarian. As BU’s Visual Arts Librarian, her job is to help art students with their research and information needs. Join us to learn about the ways she can support you in your work and courses, including finding images for inspiration, reference, or incorporation into your work; researching other art or artists; learning about copyright; and more! She’ll also be sharing the best ways to contact her for one-on-one customized support throughout the year.

Research Share: Marc Schepens
Tuesday, October 15
1-2pm
BU SVA Director ad interim and Lecturer Marc Schepens has been a member of the SVA community for many years. Most recently Marc has taught in the BFA Foundations and MFA Painting programs and served as Director of Undergraduate Studies. He has also been deeply involved with the ‘Meds at the MFA’ program for BU Medical students at the Museum of Fine Arts. Marc’s current practice involves abstract paintings that evoke the interplay of light, shadow, and movement on the ocean surface. Look for his work this fall in a solo exhibition at Ellen Miller Gallery in Boston.

Research Share: Felice Amato
Tuesday, November 12
12:30-1:30pm
Assistant Professor of Art Education Felice Amato is an artist, scholar, and educator. Her interests lie in the field of material performance; she works at the intersection of education, visual arts, theater, and performance, with a special focus on applied puppetry, masks, and arts research. Felice is deeply involved in academic organizations supporting all three areas. In 2021she created and chaired a yearlong global research conference entitled, “Women and Masks: A Transdisciplinary Research Conference.” Felice also serves on the board of UNIMA–USA and is a founding editorial board member of a2ru’s new online journal: Tradition Innovation in the Arts, Design, and Media Higher Education. Felice has just returned from a sabbatical during the 23-24 academic year, and will share some of the work and research she created and conducted in Italy and elsewhere. 

Research Share: Megan Kwan (CFA’27) 4Rtists and Innovate@BU
BU SVA undergrad Megan Kwan is a First Year Fellow with Innovate@BU. Her project, 4Rtists, is a sustainable, student-run, donation-based program that aims to reduce, recycle, reclaim, and reimagine supplies for student artists. Join us to learn about Megan’s plans for 4Rtists and how to get involved, and also about opportunities offered through Innovate@BU.

Resource Share: BU Study Abroad Venice Info Session
Join staff from BU Study Abroad and Venice program alumni to have some Italian treats and learn about the Venice Study Abroad program, which is open to BU SVA undergrads, Visual Arts minors, and Architectural Studies majors. 

Resource Share: Building Networks in the Art World
Join alums Jayna Mikolaitis (CFA’22) and Shamayam Sullivan (CFA’23), who now work together at Praise Shadow Gallery in Brookline and Poppy Livingstone (CAS’26) co-founder of Mister Magazine and who was a Boston Art Writing Fellow co-produced by Praise Shadow Gallery and Boston Art Review. This BU power trio will be talking about building networks and community in the “art world” and how they’ve created and participated in opportunities. Come ask them all your questions about after school, what it’s like to run a magazine, and the importance of generosity.

Research Share: Anita Emokpae (CFA’25) and Gabriela Garcia-Mendoza (CFA’25), Spark! Projects
Join Anita and Gabriela to learn about their projects, Crown and Connect+, developed through Spark! Innovation Technology Program. Crown aims to streamline the experience of searching for hair professionals while serving as an aggregation of resources for textured hair care, and Connect+ supports first-gen students with access to resources, emotional support and advice, and opportunities for growth.  We’ll also discuss the programs available through Spark! and how students can get involved.

Resource Share: Off-Campus Work Opportunities for International Students
Join Beth Zerega, BU SVA’s Curricular Practical Training authorizer, to discuss how BU SVA undergraduate and graduate students can utilize CPT to take advantage of off-campus internships and work opportunities both during the school year and over the summer. We will discuss the process for applying for CPT authorization and what kinds of positions are eligible for CPT. All international students who are looking for work and internship opportunities are encouraged to attend.

Research Share: BA in Art Capstone Preview and Student Mixer
All students in the BA in Art are invited to mingle and get to know each other across class years. Seniors in the program will share a preview of their capstone project research, and academic advisor Beth Zerega and Assistant Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies Breehan James will join to facilitate connections and discuss opportunities for continuing students in next year and beyond.

Research Share: Breehan James
Assistant Professor Breehan James will talk about her practice of painting in wilderness locations such as the Minnesota Boundary Waters and the artistic research she and her UROP mentees conducted in preparation for her Drawing Trees class last year. Breehan’s paintings and works on paper portray her experiences exploring the wild places of the North and the people connected to them. She has had solo shows in NYC at Larissa Goldston Gallery and in Milwaukee at Tory Folliard Gallery as well as participated in many group shows at galleries across the United States and Canada. Breehan was a 2014-15 recipient of the Sharpe Walentas Space Program in Brooklyn and has participated in many residencies and fellowship programs, including the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design in Norway, and the National Gallery of Canada.

Resource Share: Arts Lab and Medical Illustration Internship
Arts Lab is a partnership between CFA and BU’s Medical Campus, looking at intersections between art and health and care. Join Arts Lab’s director Moisès Fernández Via to learn more about upcoming projects and how to get involved. This Research Share is also an opportunity to learn about our Medical Illustration Internship, which is a partnership between SVA and the Center for Skull Base and Pituitary Surgery at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Illustrated Verdict (a medical illustration firm in Boston). Medical illustration helps share complex ideas, clarifying disease. It’s a great way to explore the power of illustration, graphic arts, and design in enlivening medical narratives and information. 

Research Share: Joshua Brennan
Joshua Brennan, Technical Associate, Printmaking and Photography, and Lecturer in Printmaking, invites you to embark on a captivating journey through the world of printmaking, tracing its rich historical origins and exploring its contemporary influence on artists today. During this immersive event, not only will you gain valuable insights into the art form’s broader significance, but you’ll also have the unique opportunity to create your own print using a portable printing press, unlocking the creative potential that printmaking offers. 

Resource Share: Perfectionism, Procrastination, and Self-Compassion
Join Beverly Chen, Director of Wellbeing Education and Training, for a discussion about a common challenge in the studio and the classroom–perfectionism and procrastination. Perfectionism can create unnecessary pressure and diminish the joy we find in our work, and often leads to procrastination when what we create doesn’t hit the high bars we set for ourselves. Beverly will share how to differentiate perfectionism from a healthy pursuit of excellence and how to use the skill of self-compassion to temper the negative influence of perfectionist thinking so you (and your work) can thrive. She’ll also review the many resources available through BU Student Wellbeing. 

Research Share: Gregory Gómez
Associate Professor Gregory Gómez will discuss his practice of creating permanent art installations for public spaces, and in particular the research involved in developing successful proposals for public art. His permanent public art commissions are installed at locations including the Harvard Medical School and educational institutions, libraries, and transit facilities in Florida, Illinois, Ohio, and Vermont.

Research Share: David Snyder
Assistant Professor and Chair of MFA Sculpture David Snyder will share images and video of his work and research. David’s sculpture, video, installation, and image-based work engages the unstable and mutable potential of objects, language, imagery, physical space, and social relationships. His work has been featured in numerous gallery and museum exhibitions, including the inaugural Made in LA: Los Angeles Biennial at the Hammer Museum, and has been profiled in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Art Agenda, Contemporary Art Daily, Art Forum, Frieze, and Sculpture Magazine, among other publications.

Archival Research Share: Logen Zimmerman
School of Visual Arts Operations Manager and unofficial historian, Logen Zimmerman, will provide background and context related to the November exhibition, Printed/Matters@SVA, that he has curated for the VARRL vitrine, “Blanche.” He will describe his process of selecting the objects from the School archive, as well as creatively interpreting them for the viewing public. The exhibition focuses on utilitarian graphic design, the printed picture, and text that unites visual form. These materials are displayed to reveal hidden histories of the School, and relate to both individual and collective memory. The exhibition is accompanied by recommended readings drawn from the VARRL collection.

Research Share: James Grady
Assistant Professor James Grady teaches in the MFA and BFA Graphic Design programs, and is also the Creative Director of BU Spark!, BU’s technology incubator and experimental learning lab.  At BU Spark! James co-teaches the UI/UX Design Fellowship, which is less about bringing a product to market and more about bringing together designers and developers who share curiosity about how to solve a certain problem. James is also Principal of Design Axl, a graphic design consultancy with clients spanning the globe, and has had senior roles at kor group, a strategic branding agency in Boston. He has led projects for clients such as GE, Google, Nike, Samsung, and The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 

Research Share: Nick Rock
Assistant Professor and Director of Graduate Studies will talk about his work as a graphic designer and brand strategist for clients including Harvard Graduate School of Design, Apple, and American Express. Nick’s professional practice integrates graphic design, design thinking, strategy and experience design. Nick teaches in the BFA and MFA Graphic Design programs, including CFA AR 523 Professional Practice, where BFA and MFA Graphic Design students gain experience working as a team on client projects. 

Resource Share: Tasker Smith, Engineering Product Innovation Center (EPIC)
Tasker Smith, Laboratory Manager at Engineering Product Innovation Center (EPIC), will share information about design, prototyping, and manufacturing tools available to students at EPIC. Tasker’s professional practice as a craftsman and educator is informed by a love of design, fabrication, and technology.

Karl Eugene Fortess (1907–1993) was a painter and printmaker who headed the School of Visual Arts printmaking department from 1956 to 1973. Beginning in the early sixties, he undertook a major artist interview project, creating 269 “audio-portraits” (sound recording interviews) of prominent American artists. Fortess believed that art students needed and wanted to learn about the inner lives of artists in addition to their techniques and craftsmanship. His interviews focused on the artists’ career development, their sources of influence and inspiration, their self-understandings of purpose, and their reflections on teaching and learning.

Fortess gave the School of Visual Arts cassette copies of his interviews. Those copies are the source of the Resource Library’s collection of Fortess interview digital transfers on CD. The list of interviews in the library’s collection includes many prominent American artists of the twentieth century, among them Romare Bearden, Thomas Hart Benton, Louise Bourgeois, Helen Frankenthaler, Philip Guston, Alex Katz, Jacob Lawrence, Jack Levine, Robert Motherwell, and Alice Neel. All original Fortess recordings as well as digital transfers of many of the interviews are held at Boston University’s Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center.

Recordings of the School of Visual Arts’ Contemporary Perspectives Lecture Series are also available for access in the Resource Library. This growing list of sound and video recordings includes talks by Nicole Eisenman, William Kentridge, Vik Muniz, Laurie Anderson, Kerry James Marshall, Kiki Smith, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Jenny Saville, Matthew Ritchie, Jerry Saltz, Peter Schjeldahl, Chuck Close, Rob Storr, and many others. Select talks are available for viewing online at BUniverse.

Tools and Equipment

• Find Visual Arts Equipment and Media Resources below

Career and Artist Development Information

• Healthcare for Artists
• New England Foundation for the Arts
• Assets for Artists

Employment Opportunities and Internships

• Handshake (BU’s career hub)
• Hire Culture
• College Art Association
• New York Foundation for the Arts Classifieds
• Leicester Job Desk (Museum and Gallery Jobs Worldwide)
• Ujima Job Board
• Words of Mouth
• AIGA Boston
• Parallel (startup jobs)
• jobs.art
• Pick up the Flow
• We the Makers (design jobs)

Grants, Residencies and Exhibition Opportunities

• ArtSake (Massachusetts Cultural Council resource blog)
• New York Foundation for the Arts Resources
• ArtDeadlines
• Wooloo
  
• Call for Entry
• ResArtis
• Alliance of Artist Communities
• Creative Capital (sign up for the monthly resource newsletter)
• Artist Community Alliance (ACA)

Information on employment opportunities, exhibitions, fellowships, and grants is also available in the library. Literature on graduate programs, study abroad, artist fellowships, and summer programs is on file as well.

How do I check out equipment?
You can either email the appropriate staff member to check its availability and reserve equipment in advance, or stop by the facilities where the equipment is stored during office hours (Monday–Friday, 9–5). You can find locations and staff points-of-contact for specific equipment in the Equipment Inventory below. Note that if you have not booked equipment in advance, it may not be available. You must have your BU ID with you to check out equipment.

How long can I borrow equipment?
SVA Students and BU students currently enrolled in relevant Visual Arts courses can rent equipment for three (3) consecutive days. Equipment must be returned or renewed by 5 pm on the due date. Equipment must be renewed in person.
Some equipment is only available for use on-site with supervision by relevant staff. This equipment will be labeled “on-site only” in the Equipment Inventory.

What happens if I return equipment late?
If equipment is returned late or parts are missing, penalties will be incurred:

• INFRACTION 1: Verbal/Written warning; that day no renewal or equipment
• INFRACTION 2: Verbal/written warning; no equipment access for one week
• INFRACTION 3: No equipment access for the remainder of the semester

Where is the equipment located?
Much of the equipment available for loan can be found in the Visual Arts Resource Library on the fifth floor of 855 Commonwealth Avenue. Other equipment for on-site use is available throughout SVA’s facilities. Check the item’s listing in the Equipment Inventory below to see where equipment is stored.

I’m not an SVA student, can I check out or use SVA equipment?
Only if you are currently enrolled in an SVA course relevant to the equipment or facilities.

CANON EOS REBEL T1i DSLR
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Standard digital SLR camera with built-in flash and high-definition video capability. A great beginner’s digital camera. Kit comes with an 18–55mm lens, battery charger, 32 GB SD card, card reader, and camera bag.

CANON EOS REBEL T5i DSLR (x2)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
An updated version of the Canon Rebel line, this digital SLR camera has a built-in flash, high-definition video and RAW file capability. Kit comes with an 18–55mm zoom lens, battery charger, 32 GB SD card, card reader, and camera bag.

CANON EOS REBEL SL2 DSLR
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Compact, entry-level DSLR. Kit comes with an 18–55mm zoom lens, battery charger, 32 GB SD card, card reader, and camera bag.

CANON EOS 7D MARK II
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A mid-range digital SLR capable of full HD 1080p video and RAW file capability. Kit comes with an 18–135mm zoom lens, 32 GB SD card, battery charger, spare battery, remote shutter release and timer, and camera bag.

CANON EOS 6D MARK II
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
An advanced, professional-level digital SLR capable of full HD 1080p video and RAW shooting. Kit comes with an 24–105mm zoom lens, 32 GB SD card, battery grip, battery charger, spare batteries, remote shutter release and timer, and camera bag.

FUJI-FILM x-S10 MIRRORLESS, XF 16-80 mm LENS
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A compact and lightweight professional-level mirrorless camera. Comes with a XF 16-80 mm lens. Produces consistent images across a wide range of conditions, thanks to one of the best APS-C sensors around. Its autofocus is excellent, and the IBIS is great too. Plus a camera bag.

CANON POWERSHOT G3X
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A compact, easy to use point-and-shoot with wifi connectivity and a 24–600mm lens that offers excellent long-range zoom function. Kit is equipped with a spare battery and charger.

CANON POWERSHOT G7 X MARK II
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
The PowerShot G7 X Mark II can step in where more advanced cameras create a gear heavy, cumbersome operation. 20.1 Megapixel 1.0” CMOS Sensor, DIGIC 7 Image Processor, 4.2x Optical Zoom f/1.8-f/2.8 Lens.

PANASONIC LUMIX DMC-FZ28
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A durable, compact, light-weight point and shoot camera.

CANON EF 50MM F/1.8 STM LENS
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A fixed-range lens that’s perfect for portraits and still-lifes, compatible with the full range of Canon DSLRs.

CANON EF 70-200MM F/2.8 TELEPHOTO ZOOM LENS
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A telephoto lens that’s perfect for long-distance shooting, the lens also allows you to get close to your subject and is great for portraits. Compatible with most Canon DSLRs.

CANON SPEEDLIGHT 430EX II FLASH
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
An external flash unit that can be attached to Canon EOS cameras to improve their ability in low-light conditions.

RØDE VIDEOMIC GO ON-CAMERA MICROPHONE ATTACHMENT
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
While the Canon EOS cameras have built-in audio capabilities, the quality isn’t comparable to their HD video capture. This external shotgun mic can be attached to DSLR to capture high-quality audio while shooting video.

SMARTPHONE WIRELESS CAMERA SHUTTER 
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Hands-free shutter control for mobile devices. Long press for taking video and short press for photo

MICCA SPECK G2 PORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER (x6)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
1080-p HD video playback, easy to connect to a monitor or projector. HDMI input.

CANON VIXIA HF R300 (x4)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Records in 1920 x 1080 high def and features 8GB of flash memory. In addition to its built-in memory, the HF R30 also boasts a SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot that supports up to 64GB cards. Lightweight and support headphone jack, Canon HD Video Lens with 51x Advanced Zoom and SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization.

FLIP MINOHD VIDEO CAMERA  
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Holds 60 minutes of HD-quality video (1280 x 720 resolution at 30 frames per second; 16:9 widescreen) on 4 GB of built-in memory. Flip-out USB arm plugs directly into your computer to launch built-in FlipShare software, which lets you save and organize your videos, edit individual clips, make custom movies, email your videos, and upload them

FLIP ULTRA HD VIDEO CAMERA 8GB
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Shoot up to 2 hours of HD video (720p / 60fps). Connect the built in USB arm to your PC or Mac to launch pre loaded FlipShare software. to organize, create and share your videos with FlipShare software.

RICOH THETA SC2 4K 360 SPHERICAL CAMERA
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
The enthusiast model of the THETA lineup, designed for casual use, captures photos and videos in spherical 360° and in 4K. 

KODAK PLAYFULL WATERPROOF VIDEO CAMERA
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Kodak PlayFull Waterproof Video Camera is a bare-bones camcorder that lets you shoot 720p HD video underwater (up to 10 feet, drop-proof up to 5 feet).

GOTEGA EXTERNAL DVD DRIVE
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
External DVD drive. High Writing and Reading SpeedMax 8x DVDR Write Speed and Max 24x CD Write Speed provide high writing and reading speed

LG SLIM DVD WRITER
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
External DVD drive/writer. Store and play files on disk. Its 8x DVD and 24x CD write speeds let you produce optical copies efficiently, and its silent play technology optimizes read speed while reducing noise.

ELECTCOM PRO DVD PLAYER
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
DVD player features 1080p to experience near HD picture quality and solid sound in a compact design. DVD player, CD player, U disk files player.

PORTABLE DVD PLAYER SWIVAL SCREEN
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
10.1 inch portable DVD player with 5-hour rechargeable battery, swivel display screen, supports CD/DVD/SD Card/USB, 

ZOOM H6 AUDIO RECORDER
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Portable handheld six-track audio recorder with four interchangeable input capsules. Comes with two unidirectional mic attachments, SD card, windscreen and mini-tripod.

ZOOM H2N AUDIO (x4)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Portable handheld audio recorder with stereo sound. Records directly to .mp3 for easy editing and syncing with video.

LOGITECH SPEAKERS (x2)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

SONY HEADPHONES (x4)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

BOSE WIRELESS NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

MACBOOK PRO (x1)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
On-site faculty and staff use only

MACBOOK and iPAD/PHONE CHARGERS (many)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Computer: MagSafe and USBC.  Phone: lightning and USBC

iPADs (x15)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

OPTOMA DLP PROJECTOR (WHITE)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

OPTOMA DLP PROJECTOR (BLACK)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

BENQ MW705 4000-LUMEN WXGA DLP PROJECTOR (x2)
Location: Sculpture Studios
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

ASUS P2E ULTRA-LIGHT PORTABLE LED PROJECTOR (x2)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Ultra lightweight and compact digital projector, about the size of a CD case.

EPSON VS250 3200-LUMEN SVGA 3LCD PROJECTOR
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

KODAK SLIDE PROJECTOR (x2)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

TOTA-LIGHT KIT
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A heavy-duty but easy to use tungsten-bulb kit for continuous lighting. Kit comes with two lights, tripods, extension cords, and soft boxes.

SAVAGE LED STUDIO LIGHT KIT (x3)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
LED lights produce a neutral, cold light, and don’t heat up with extended use like tungsten lights. Extremely lightweight, easy to use, and versatile continuous lighting. Kit comes with two LED bulbs, tripods, and attachable umbrellas for diffusion.

ELINCHROM ELC PORTABLE STROBE KIT
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
A portable but advanced strobe lighting kit. Kit comes equipped with two lamps, a camera attachment to sync the flash to your shutter, tripods, and two soft boxes.

PORTA-TRACE MINI LIGHTBOX
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

WACOM INTUOS TABLET (x1)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Connect the Intuos Tablet to a computer for photo editing, digital drawing and more.

STYLUS PEN FOR IPAD 
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Stylus pen for iPad with Palm Rejection, Active Pencil 2nd Generation Compatible with Apple iPad Pro 11/12.9″, iPad 10th/9th/8th/7th/6th Gen iPad Mini 5/6th Gen, iPad Air 3rd/4th/5th Gen.

iPADs 7th Generation (x14)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability
Apple iPad with Procreate installed

MANFROTTO 390 TRIPOD (x3)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

MANFROTTO COMPACT ADVANCED TRIPOD (x4)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability

MANFROTTO MT190X3TRIPOD WITH PRO 2W PAN/TILT HEAD (x2)
Location: Visual Arts Resource Library
Contact: Nerissa Cooney
Three-day loan, contact for availability