Visualization Lab for Digital Art History
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Christopher Dresser Bottle, 19th C., English, Bone china, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson Study for "Portrait of an Indian" (detail), 19th C., French, Oil on canvas, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Paul Cézanne Still Life with Apples and Pears (detail), 1885-87, French, Oil on canvas, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Byzantine Medallion from an Icon Frame, 11th-12th C., Cloisonné enamel, gold, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Jackson Pollock Number 8 (detail), 1949, American, Oil, enamel, and aluminum paint on canvas
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Carlo Crivelli Pietà (detail), 1476, Italian, Tempera on wood, gold ground, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Event Space

308A Doe Library

The History of Art Department has a multi-purpose event space in 308A Doe Library. Instructors and grad students from the History of Art department may use 308A Doe Library free of charge. Room usage by non-affiliated instructors and groups requires the payment of a rental fee off $300 per event.

Technology available for use includes a digital projection system with VGA and HDMI connections, DVD/Blu-Ray player, flexible seating, movable tables, whiteboard, lectern, dimmable lighting, eduroam and CalVisitor wireless internet, Ethernet – DHCP, voice amplification and an assistive listening system. A video-conferencing system is also available with a large-screen monitor, webcam, and speakerphone pods.

Room capacity is 49

Hours & Support

Events in 308A may be scheduled only during Art History / Classics Library open hours.

Technical support is available during regular business hours, and is provided by V-Lab staff M-F, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM.

Event Setup & Cleanup

Event organizers are responsible for room setup and cleanup. It is your responsibility to ensure the room is clean after every event. All event organizers must return room to its original setup and dispose of any trash after each use. A cleaning charge may apply if room is not cleaned after any event.

Alcoholic Beverages

Alcoholic beverages require an Alcohol Permit from UCPD. The UCPD-approved form should be submitted to the History of Art Department office before your event. 

**Note: Due to COVID-19 the serving of food and drink during events is prohibited (Fall 2021/Spring 2022).**

To reserve the room, please complete REQUEST FORM

 

 

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