Art & Art History

Videos can be a rich source of information for research, adding visual, sound, and movement to illustrate concepts beyond what can be described in words. Feature films and documentaries on DVD are available in each campus library, and are listed in the library catalog along with the books. Streaming video can be accessed through the library databases. These range from short educational and historical film clips to full-length movies and documentaries. 

Use ArcherSearch to find the widest range of videos from the STLCC library collections, including DVDs at the campus libraries and streaming videos from our largest video and film databases.

To limit your results to just videos:

1. Start by entering your search terms.
2. Click Source type and check the box next to Videos.
3. Click the search icon to start the search.

Or go directly to one of the STLCC Libraries' databases of streaming video:

The Films on Demand (FOD) database contains thousands of films. You can stream and view films entirely or by segment. Create a private and free user account to keep track of favorites and to create clips or playlists.

You can search Films on Demand by using keywords in the search box, and then choosing one of options: film title, segment or transcript. FOD can also be browsed by topic. Look for FOD's Advanced Search option for more control over a search. 

Ready to learn?  These well-researched and passionate talks offer information, ideas, advice and inspiration. 

One example: Vanessa Ruiz: The spellbinding art of human anatomy (11:22)