Resources for Production

At the University of Washington, there’s a wealth of resources to support your creation, practice, study, and research in the Arts. From learning Adobe Photoshop in a crash course, to taking a workshop with a Meany Center visiting artist, to reserving a studio to record sounds, your arts journey starts here. Explore what’s available today.

Explore over 1,000,000 documentary images including photographs from Edward S. Curtis, research the history of printing by observing the master prints of Albecht Dürer and Francisco Goya, study the evolution of music in the internationally renowned Ethnomusicology Archives containing 25,000 items, and more! 

• Art Library
• Drama Library
• Music Library
• Special Collections
• Burke Museum Collections Database
• Eleanor Henry Reed Study Center
• Henry Art Gallery Collections

In addition to the many academic courses in the Arts (check out our Highlighted Courses for next quarter), there are plenty of opportunities to take classes and workshops to learn new skills.

• School of Music Master Classes
• School of Music Workshops
• School of Art + Art History + Design Workshops
• Meany Center Master Classes
• IMA Fitness and Dance Classes
• UW Botanic Gardens Classes & Workshops
• Learning Technology Workshops
• CoMotion Workshops

There are many spaces and resources available to fuel your creativity. --  cameras available tomorrow, computer labs with Adobe Creative Cloud programs, a video studio for recording, maker spaces with 3D printers, sewing machines, woodshops, and more.

• Area 01
• CoMotion Maker Space
• Dawg Prints
• HUB Equipment
• IT Technology Spaces
• Media Arcade
• Research Commons
• School of Art + Art History + Design Computer Centers
• School of Art + Art History + Design: Image Resources
• The Mill Maker Space