Welcome to The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library Institutional Repository



Special Collections and Archives

The collections housed within the LASALLE College of the Arts in Singapore include visuals arts in the Earl Lu Collection, Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore, and the Brother Joseph McNally's Collection. The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library houses an extensive specialist arts-related collection of publications in hard and electronic forms; an institutional repository, consisting of an archive of Singapore performing arts known as Work in Process; a collection of research done by LASALLE staff and students : conference papers, journal articles, book chapters and thesis.



Access

The visual arts collections can be accessed by arrangement with the Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, Ms Bala Starr. The collections in the Ngee Ann Kongsi can be accessed during library opening hours on the fourth floor of Block F of the city campus or by arrangement with the Library Director, Malar Villi Nadeson. The Work in Process archive is available online through workinprocess.sg. Abstracts of student theses and other research publications are available online. To access the full thesis one has to come to the library.



Copies of Material

Only digital cameras are allowed in the galleries and library, but any images taken are subject to copyright restrictions and their use requires permission via application forms. The annual LASALLE Show attracts great numbers but student work is also under copyright and as with other material must not be reproduced in an income-generating context without appropriate permission. The collections exist to aid arts research and to promote the artists and appropriate credits must always apply. More details are available from LASALLE staff.


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 - Earl Lu Collection

- Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore

- Brother Joseph McNally's Collection

- Ngee Ann Kongsi Library Institutional Repository

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    NAKL IR showcases both practice-based and scholarly research of the LASALLE community.

    To help deepen understanding of the value of research in arts, the IR is developing long-term digital archives of academic and artistic works.

    The library collects and maintains intellectual materials published; journal articles, conference papers and proceedings, creative research, thesis and dissertations, and other scholarly endeavours.

    The first stage of the Institutional Repository consists of an archive of Singapore performing arts known as Work in Process; writings by Lasalle staff; and a collection of student thesis work.

    Browse: Staff Research

    		 Staff Research

    A newly launched collection of writings and addresses given locally and internationally by LASALLE staff is searchable by writer and by subject and can be accessed through the Ngee Ann Kongsi Library on LASALLE city campus. The range of subjects is wide and includes unique recordings of practice-based parts projects. On line access is available only through library membership.

    Browse: Student Thesis

    		 Student Thesis

    Post-graduate and under-graduate papers are collected on a wide range of subjects within the 18 degree programmes within the LASALLE faculties of Media Arts, Fine Arts, Design, Performing Arts, and Creative Industries. These are accessible for members and searched under writer, subject, programme and faculty.

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