Streaming Video Resources in the Performing Arts & Humanities: Art & Architecture

Streaming access to full-length works by over forty premier video artists. Electronic Arts Intermix is a not-for-profit video art archive founded in 1971. Princeton has worked closely with EAI in the development of this new educational service. To request the addition of other artists or works from the full EAI catalog, contact Marquand Librarian, Sandra Brooke.

Offers streaming HD-quality full-length films of contemporary performance by some of today’s most provocative artists working in dance, theater, music, and “other forms that defy categorization.”

Online audiovisual service providing a synthetic, deep and detailed panorama of the world's main authors, works, experiences, and problematics related to the field of architecture. The collection features original videos, such as interviews, buildings and installations, all of this enriched with a selection of complementary material—documents and audiovisuals—about the main authors and figures of contemporary architecture.