Gateways to Art Journal for Museum and Gallery Projects

The Gateways to Art Journal prepares students to focus on what they might see, so that they may gain a better understanding of specific works in addition to discovering how these relate to others in the wider collection. Fully illustrated in color, and with space to write notes or draw sketches, the Gateways to Art Journal is a compact, accessible, and stimulating guide that shows students what to look for, step- by-step, while demonstrating how to apply these concepts to actual artworks. Best of all? Thames & Hudson is pleased to offer the Journal to students free of charge with when packaged with any new copy of Gateways to Art, First Edition in a variety of formats.

Debra J. DeWitte has a PhD in aesthetics from the University of Texas at Dallas. She now teaches at the University of Texas at Arlington, where she has devised an award-winning online art appreciation course.

Ralph M. Larmann has a BFA from the University of Cincinnati and an MFA from James Madison University, and is an accomplished painter. He is Professor Emeritus of Art of University of Evansville and[SL1.1] is a past President of Foundations in Art: Theory and Education.

M. Kathryn Shields has a PhD in art history from Virginia Commonwealth University. Kathryn is Associate Provost, Professor of Art History, and Art Department Co-Chair at Guilford.