The Visual Resources Center (VRC) is a department and collegiate resource for investigating works of art, architecture, material and visual culture. Support includes:
- Researching, cataloging, scanning and uploading to public databases any set of visual images for any department or program
- Printing objects/designs using a one-or-full-color 3-D printer
- 3-D modeling including photogrammetry, SketchUp and Blender
- Exhibition spaces for courses utilizing object-based learning, student-curated shows and hands-on demonstrations
- Student-generated and faculty-guided art-historical research
Internships and other employment opportunities in the Visual Resources Center introduce students to a wide variety of professional skills, such as 3-D printing technologies, cataloging images of Contemporary Chinese Art and historical objects from the Blick-Harris Study Collection and the Baly Slide Collection, and creating 3-D digital models of Kenyon’s historic buildings.
Yan Zhou
Visual Resources Curator, Art History
Location
Gund Gallery 111a