It also generated course material for students of digital video who are learning the art of the documentary form. In one, Vincent Scully, the Sterling Professor Emeritus of the History of Art , gives an account of the evolution of the architecture that has housed the Gallery's distinguished collections from 1832 to the present. The second video features accounts from alumni, students, faculty, governing board members, gallery staff and visitors highlighting the unique qualities of the Art Gallery as a teaching museum for the community as well as the university. Carol Scully worked closely with Gallery curators Helen Cooper and Robin Jaffee Frank to create both productions. Sprague Hall is located at 470 College Street.
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For more information, call 432-4158. S.C. The four videos and 3D animation Scully produced for the show will also accompany it to Andover, Massachusetts, where they will be on view at the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy from late April through July 2001. They could also form the basis of an on-line library of new Yale arts programming available for use in classrooms globally.