Equipment and space also provide students with opportunities to work in other processes including, but not limited to, resins, fiberglass, stone, plaster, rubber, wax, and neon. Please contact the Visual Resources Curator for further help with utilizing ARTstor.Īvery 17,686 square-foot Art Lab is located 1.8 miles north of the Hanes Art Center and houses the majority of the department’s sculpture facilities, including a fully-equipped tool room and complete metalworking, woodworking, and ceramic shops with both electric and pneumatic capabilities. The VRL offers more training and support for using ARTstor in the classroom and in research. The Visual Resources Library’s extensive digital collections, 60,000 images and growing, are part of the UNC-hosted collections on ARTstor. digital projectors, TV/DVD units, and USB image/video players that can be borrowed for in-building use (for example, for exhibition use in one of Hanes Art Center’s galleries).specialized image-processing software such as Photoshop, Gigipan Stitch, and Agisoft Photoscan.flatbed, oversize, and film/slide scanners.Because there are many patrons of the collection, our policies exist to protect the needs of our teaching faculty in the department. Others may use the collection with the permission of the Visual Resources Curator. Undergraduates and graduate students may use collection materials, equipment, and software for some projects.

The facility’s primary purpose is to serve the teaching needs of departmental faculty.

JJ Bauer, Visual Resources department’s Visual Resources Library houses a teaching collection of more than 230,000 slides and 60,000 digital images.

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