Art and Art History Resources for Students
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The Carleton Visual Resources Collection houses a library of more than 140,000 slides of works from the history of art and architecture, and is also where the digital image collection is created using large format scanners, slide scanner and digital copy photography stand.
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The Perlman Teaching Museum exhibits works from the College's collection, traveling exhibitions, and shows curated by Carleton students, faculty, and staff. The Museum also hosts the annual Studio Art comps show.
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The Gould Library maintains a comprehensive guide for research in Art and Art History on their website.
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Information about area museums, including the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, The Walker Art Center, and The Carleton Art Gallery
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If you need letters of reference from faculty, you must follow the procedure outlined on this page.
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The Department keeps up an active schedule of visiting artists and scholars who add greatly to the life of the department. Their time on campus includes both formal lectures and more personal interactions with students.
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This page offers a variety of trips and events available to students. Some are annual while others may be a one-time only event.
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List and information about Student Departmental Advisers
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Information about internships.
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The department employs a number of students through the work-study program. These jobs often augment students' skills and enhance their background in many aspects of art production and use.
