Visualization Lab for Digital Art History

Christopher Dresser Bottle, 19th C., English, Bone china, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson Study for "Portrait of an Indian" (detail), 19th C., French, Oil on canvas, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Paul Cézanne Still Life with Apples and Pears (detail), 1885-87, French, Oil on canvas, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Byzantine Medallion from an Icon Frame, 11th-12th C., Cloisonné enamel, gold, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Jackson Pollock Number 8 (detail), 1949, American, Oil, enamel, and aluminum paint on canvas

Carlo Crivelli Pietà (detail), 1476, Italian, Tempera on wood, gold ground, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art

V-Lab Equipment Loans

History of Art faculty and graduate students may check out equipment from the V-Lab. Equipment may be reserved throughout the semester on an as-needed basis, but will only be loaned out during the class-time. Instructors are expected to use their own laptops for teaching, but may borrow V-Lab laptops for occasional use, if needed.

Please check out available equipment through the online Equipment Library

Classroom Tech Support

Departmental Classrooms

The V-Lab maintains audiovisual equipment in departmental classrooms, which include 425 and 308B in Doe Library, as well as 104 Moffitt. Please contact the VRC staff at 510-642-5474 or via email if you need assistance with the equipment in these rooms or would like a classroom orientation.

You must provide your own laptop or reserve one from the V-Lab.

Moffitt Classrooms

The equipment in all other Moffitt classrooms is maintained by campus Educational Technology Services (ETS). Contact ETS at 510-643-8637 to report any problems with equipment in these classrooms. If you experience equipment problems during your lecture, contact the ETS at 510-643-8637 and they will dispatch a classroom technician to arrive within 5-10 minutes.

To arrange a classroom orientation with ETS, you may contact them here.