Located on the first floor of Price Gilbert, the Library’s Exhibit Gallery features materials from Georgia Tech Archives and Special Collections. The library also collaborates with campus partners and guest curators on exhibitions that bring Georgia Tech research and creative work to a broader audience.
Resources for Art Making
Media Scholarship Commons
Located on the third floor of Price Gilbert, the Media Scholarship Commons provides the Georgia Tech community with professional-grade equipment, multimedia software, and support for creating media-rich projects and research. Reservable audio and video studios offer tools for podcasting, voice recording, video production, and lecture recording, including a whisper booth, green screen, and lightboard. An open-access multimedia computing area features Mac and Dell workstations, docking stations, and software such as Adobe Creative Cloud, iMovie, and GarageBand. The Print Studio provides walk-up poster printing and assistance with printing and computing throughout the Library.
Gadgets
The Library’s Gadgets - Equipment Lending service provides Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff with technology to support coursework, research, and creative projects. Borrow laptops, chargers, headphones, drawing tablets, and other everyday tools directly from the INFODesk, or reserve cameras, audio equipment, lighting kits, projectors, and iPads online at least 48 hours in advance. Gadgets Pro expands these offerings with specialized audiovisual equipment for advanced media production.
Recurring Programs
Clough Art Crawl
Clough Art Crawl is an annual exhibition showcasing artwork by Georgia Tech students throughout the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons. The event highlights creativity across campus and provides students an opportunity to share their work with the Georgia Tech community.
Tech's Tactile Thursdays
Monthly paper-centric art making workshops hosted in collaboration with the Robert C. Williams Papermaking Museum hosted in the Library.
Artist-in-Residence
The Georgia Tech Library Artist-in-Residence program enhances and expands the current educational experience through arts-based programming as it relates to STEM fields and Georgia Tech areas of study.
smART - Scholars Making Art
smART - Scholars Making Art began as a IMLS grant funded initiative in 2015. The program invites faculty to propose arts-based projects to integrate into their classes.
Find Art in the Library
Price Gilbert Gallery
Interactive Media Zone
Art-o-Mat
Winsett Gallery
Media Bridge
Crosland Chroma
Jetson