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Creativity & Innovation Services
Creativity & Innovation Services supports University of Utah students, staff, and faculty in their interdisciplinary research and productivity, with an emphasis on arts and design, multimedia technology, experiential learning, and multimodal communication.
Services and collections include:
- Fine Arts & Architecture Library
- Creative Spaces, includes 3D Printing & Scanning services and Interactive Media Technology
- GIS (Geospatial Information Systems) Services
- Audio Recording Studio
- Video Recording Studio
- Materials Collection
- One Button Studio
What's New!
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Gale Literature - Comprehensive tool to search Gale's literary works, histories, and analytical content. Eg. Contemporary Theatre, Film, and Television; Drama Criticism; Drama for Students; and Shakespeare Criticism. | Small-scale Fabrication: Soft Goods - Sewing machines, sergers, embroidery machine, dress forms, and more! Bring your own thread. Reserve a machine or just walk up. |
Adam Matthew Primary Source Collections - Hundreds of digitized primary sources from around the globe. Theatre-related resources include: Eighteenth Century Drama: Censorship, Society and the Stage; Royal Shakespeare Company Archives: From Playwrights to Performance, 1889-2013; and Shakespeare in Performance: Prompt Books from the Folger Shakespeare Library. |
Music Room - Weighted keyboard, professional-grade headphones, and a computer to capture compositions. |
If you have research and technology questions, you can Ask The Library below.
Is there a book, journal, DVD, CD, score, etc. you think Marriott Library should own but doesn't already? Send me an email with the title and publisher information.
I'm happy to schedule one-hour consultations to assist you with your Theatre research. Send me a few dates and times when you are available and I'll make the appointment. My contact information is to the right ===>
Happy Researching!
Greg Hatch (Theatre Librarian)
Need help? Contact us
Phone: 801-581-6273
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