Art history subject guide

• How to Research an Art Work - This guide focuses on finding relevant documents when researching an art object

• Citation Guides
  • Concordia Library Citation Guides - overview
  • Chicago Citation Guides
  • MLA Citation Guides

• Citing Images 
  • Image Citation Guide (UBC Library)

EAHR Research Residency: Diversifying Academia at Concordia is a paid, self-directed research program aimed at providing valuable training and professional exposure for students. Organized by the Ethnocultural Art Histories Research Group (EAHR), the residency promotes critical engagement with issues of ethnic and cultural representation within the visual arts in Canada. EAHR acknowledges the role academia plays in the representation of ethnic and cultural minority art histories; as such the program encourages art historians-in-residence to make a scholarly commitment to the investigation of underrepresented areas in the history of the arts and visual culture through a critical review of the available print and online sources of a proposed area of research.

The  Ethnocultural Art Histories Research (EAHR) Group is a student-driven research community based within the Art History Department of Concordia University (Montreal, QC).