Videos
To learn more about the resources and services offered by the VRC, explore the links to your left
Visiting Artist DVDs
The VRC maintains a collection of DVDs from the department’s Visiting Artist Program, available for 2 business-day checkout to faculty and students within the Department of Art and Art History (undergraduate students must present their Buff OneCards). These include the artists’ public lectures and the What Follows… interviews series. DVDs are not available until the semester following an artist’s visit.
Complete list of Visiting Artist DVDs
Visiting Artist videos in the VRC image collection
The VRC is making its video collection available in streaming format via our LUNA digital image collection. We are in the process of converting the DVD collection. Videos dating back to 2005 are currently available in LUNA, with plans to make the entire collection available there over time. Streaming videos are not available until the semester following an artist’s visit.
Accessing streaming videos
1. For copyright reasons, access is limited to current faculty, students, and staff at the University of Colorado
2. Visit our LUNA image collection
3. Off campus users need a VPN connection (software that makes you appear to be accessing the collection from campus; available for free to CU-Boulder users at the CU-Boulder OIT Web site)
4. Log in with the following:
- username = boulder
- password = boulder
- To find videos from the Department’s Visiting Artist Program:
- VA lectures: keyword search for “visiting artist lecture” (use quotation marks)
- What Follows interviews: keyword search for “what follows” (use quotation marks)
- Note that you must log in once more with the same boulder/boulder username and password combination
What Follows... titles are available for sale through the Department of Art and Art History. For more information, please contact Valerie Albicker, Director of the Visiting Artist Program.
Other videos
The University Libraries houses a collection of videos, including those purchased at the request of Art and Art History faculty. You can search for these videos in Chinook, the libraries’ online catalog.
