What is ARTstor?
Trial Access
For those institutions that would like to explore ARTstor prior to participation, we offer two options:
The first option — a remote, online demonstration — has proven to be a good first step for many institutions interested in learning more about the collections and tools in the ARTstor Digital Library. The demo requires Internet access to view the live ARTstor demonstration remotely and a phone line to enable a member of our Library Relations team to guide the demonstration. Institutions interested in a remote demo should contact Library Relations at participation@artstor.org.
The other option is to sign up for a trial. This temporary access will provide you the opportunity to use a full version of ARTstor, including all its content and tools. In order to comply with our Terms & Conditions of Use, this option requires that you review and sign a copy of one of the following agreements — please click the agreement that applies to your institution, and print and sign a copy. If you are not sure which agreement to access, you may contact Library Relations at the info below.
- Higher Education Institutions & Museums— United States (PDF, 117KB)
- K-12 Schools — United States (PDF, 123KB)
- Public Libraries — United States (PDF, 81KB)
- All International Institutions & Museums (PDF, 140KB)
Once the agreement is signed, please send 2 original copies to the address below (one ARTstor co-signed copy will be returned to you) and we will contact you to schedule the trial period.
Library Relations, ARTstor
151 East 61st Street
New York, NY 10065
Tel: 866.248.2691 (Toll–free, USA only)
+1.212.500.2400 (Outside the USA)
Fax: 212.500.2401
Email: participation@artstor.org
Image credits
Indian; 14th-15th century; Seated Ganesha; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; ARTstor ID# AMICO_METRO_103826757