Contact
Fine Arts Reference Desk
M-TH 9am-6pm
F 9am-5pm
SA 1pm-5pm
801-581-8104
Erika Church
Digital Collections Specialist
Subjects: Studio Art, Image & Video production, Art History, and Art Teaching
801-585-5921
erika.church@utah.edu
Greg Hatch
Head of Fine Arts & Architecture Library Subjects: Theatre, Film & Media, Dance, Architecture & Planning
801-585-5599
greg.hatch@utah.edu
Marie Paiva
Fine Arts Projects Librarian Subjects: Anthropology, Economics, Psychology, Asian Studies, Latin American Studies.
801-585-7870
marie.paiva@utah.edu
Myron Patterson
Cataloging and Metadata Librarian Subjects: Music, Modern Dance, Ballet
801-585-1990
myron.patterson@utah.edu
Projects & Related Links
Fine Arts & Architecture
Katherine W. Dumke Fine Arts & Architecture Library
Stop by the Dumke Fine Arts & Architecture Library to use our multimedia work station, music composition station, and to use books and more from our Fine Arts Showcase.
Recommended Databases
We recommend the databases below for Fine Arts and Architecture + Planning research. Detailed descriptions can be found on the Article Databases and More page. For more complete research guidance, please check out the Fine Arts Research Guides.
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Fine Arts and Architecture Library is to support the educational objectives of the Marriott Library and the University of Utah in meeting the diverse informational needs of students, faculty, staff, and the general community. In an environment of free and open inquiry, combined with a commitment to excellence and service, the Fine Arts Department provides specialized reference in the areas of the visual arts, art history, architecture, music, ballet, modern dance, theatre, and film and media arts. Patrons are taught to use resources--both electronic and traditional--that will enable them to reach their academic and research goals by bridging the Fine Arts and Architecture Library's resources to user needs.
