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Going West, a book animation

(Watch it with sound…)

A film for the New Zealand Book Council, Produced by Colenso BBDO, Animated by Andersen M Studio

(via boingboing)

Nov 23, 09:27 AM by Serenity Ibsen

Some new books from November

Nov 17, 10:22 AM by Serenity Ibsen

Word of the Week and the Quote

WOW!!!

and the Quote,

Nov 17, 10:06 AM by Serenity Ibsen

Arnold Kemp is Artforum's Critic's Pick!

Arnold Kemp, Chair of the MFA in Visual Studies program, is Artforum’s Critic’s Pick for Portland. Read the review of Arnold’s show here.

Nov 11, 10:53 AM by Serenity Ibsen

Database trials until December 5

We’re running a trial of two databases through December 5th. Access is available through our Trial Databases site.

You should be able to get in seamlessly from any PNCA computer. Please see library staff if you’d like to try these databases off-campus.

A bit about these resources:

GREENR The Global Reference on the Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources focuses on the physical, social, and economic aspects of environmental issues. Topic, organization, and country portals form research centers around issues covering energy systems, health care, agriculture, climate change, population, and economic development. Portals include authoritative analysis, academic journals, news, case studies, legislation, conference proceedings, primary source documents, statistics, and rich multimedia. Use Browse Issues and Topics, World Map, Basic Search or Advanced Search to explore the database.

Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center brings together all the information that’s needed to fully understand an issue: pro and con viewpoint articles, reference articles that provide context, full-text magazines, academic journals, and newspapers, primary source documents, government and organizational statistics, multimedia, including images and podcasts, links to websites, and more! Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center helps students develop critical thinking and information literacy skills by assisting students with researching, analyzing, and organizing various types of data for research assignments, persuasive essays, and debates.

Please contact Dan McClure at dmcclure@pnca.edu or 503-821-8966.

Nov 10, 03:49 PM by Serenity Ibsen

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