Collections
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Description: Photo documentation of the annual Emily Carr Degree Exhibition (previously know as Grad Show). Each year includes images of individual works and installation views. The library has Degree Exhibition photo documentation on CD-ROM since 2003. These can be found in the library catalogue. Previous to 2003 slides were taken of individual works. These slides are kept in the Library Archives - please see the circulation desk for access.
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Description: A collection of 83 years of digitized school calendars and course prospectuses from Emily Carr University of Art + Design and all it's previous incarnations (Vancouver School of Decorative and Applied Arts (1925), Vancouver School of Art: Decorative and Applied (1933), Vancouver School of Art (1937), Emily Carr College of Art (1978), Emily Carr College of Art and Design (1981), Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design (1995). This project was made possible through a grant from the BC History Digitization Program. Missing calendars: 1928 - 29 ; 1940 - 41 ; 1943 - 44 ; 1955 - 56 ; 1958 - 59 ; 1963 - 64 ; 1965 - 66 ; 1966 - 67 ; 1967 - 68 ; 1968 - 69 ; 1969 - 70 ; 1972 - 73 ; 1974 - 75 ; 1975 - 76 ; 1976 - 77 ; 1988 - 89 ; 1992 - 93. If you have a copy you're willing to loan us to be digitized, please contact the library.
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Description: Emily Carr is very proud of a series of donations made to the University by Dr. Yosef Wosk containing works by Cézanne, Rembrandt , Renoir, Riopelle, Cocteau, Chagal, Picasso, Manet, Miro, Warhol, Goya, Rauschenberg and many other artists. It is Dr. Wosk's hope that others will be moved to contribute works that will add both depth and instructional value to the collection. "This teaching collection will enable students to engage a series of original works, inspired by some of the best printmakers working over a period of almost five hundred years," said Dr. Wosk. In making this donation, Dr. Wosk noted that Emily Carr "has become a symbol of the future of art development, both within our province and beyond our borders. It is a home, a hearth to many: a sanctuary where creativity reigns."
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Description: A collection of digitized photographs from the Emily Carr University Archives.
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Description: The Student Publications collection at the Emily Carr University Library records the university’s history through the perspective of its student community. Their pages are a window of a time glimpsed not only through the explicit reading of text and images but also through the format of display, the layout of the content, and the omissions or highlights of each volume; all of which allow the reader of the archives to glimpse the evolution of the student community from the Vancouver School of Decorative and Applied Arts to the Vancouver School of Art to what is now Emily Carr University.
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Description: Theses work from the Masters of Applied Arts, Masters of Design, and Low Residency Masters programs at Emily Carr University of Art and Design.