Department
of Art, Art History & Technocultural Studies
University
of California at Davis
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The
Visual Resources Facility (VRF) is a multi-use facility consisting
of an image collection and computer lab providing image resources
for teaching and research for the Department of Art, Art History
and Technocultural Studies at the University of California at
Davis. Its purpose is to facilitate instruction and learning through
access to a comprehensive collection of visual materials from
Prehistoric to Contemporary periods. The VRF maintains a policy
of open access to the collection by any current member of the
faculty, staff and student body with priority given to Department
patrons.
The collection consists of approximately 230,000 35mm slides,
a growing number of digital images, videos, DVDs, periodicals
and art and art history reference materials. Developed and administered
by the Art and Art History programs, the VRF staff manage image
production and preservation, provide collection orientation and
circulation, and offer reference and research support and training.
VRF staff strive to facilitate access to the collection, as well
as supplement the collection with new materials when possible.
Spring Quarter Hours:
Monday through Thursday: 8:00 - 5:00
Friday: 8:00 - 12:00
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