Visual art (art genre)
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Genre including physical objects that are meant to be perceived primarily through the sense of sight, were created by the use of skill and imagination, and possess an aesthetic that is valued and of a quality and type that would be collected by art museums or private collectors, including drawings, painting, sculpture, architecture, and decorative arts. Performance art is considered a visual art, but the performing arts and literature are not.Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Berkman, Florence Toboko_1977/2/17, Oral History
Berkman, Florence Toboko_1977/2/17, Oral History, February 17, 1977
Subjects covered during interview include: Governor's mansion, husband, exposure to scholarship and art; Writing (art critic), about other critics, artists, Scholarship for young artists; art exposure for children, Organizational involvement. *Includes afterwards by Renee Dubin (biographical of Florence and Mo)
Lewitt, Sol, undated
Folder contains: Correspondence relating to Lewitt's prospective interview; newspaper articles related to Lewitt's art exhibit; photocopies of newspaper clippings; magazine pages related to work of other artists; photocopies of New Yorker magazine article; promotional flyers for Sol Lewitt-related events; "Of Sun and Stars" book detailing Lewitt's exhibition in Wadsworth Atheneum.
M. Kellin Performance_1978, Oral Event History, March 12, 1978
Program: stories, jokes, music, about Jewish culture Written on cassette with no identifier: Ann (or Am) Randall
Needler, Howard and Willa (Cooper)
Newspaper Clippings, 1970-2018
Newspaper clippings from various presses on individuals and events relating to the Holocaust from CT colleges. Also, newspaper clippings on artificats, education, and people relating to the Holocaust. Newspaper clippings can be found in three folders dated by decade.
Pinkes, Andrew
Vertical reference files for individuals.
Weinberg, Elbert, 1979-2014
Vertical reference files for individuals.