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Art research guide: MLA citations

This library guide provides students with starting points for doing art-related research and provides some specific guidance for completing the Art 100 era/movement project.

TCC's MLA style handouts

MLA style handouts 

Here are some handouts (in both .docx and .pdf formats) featuring examples of citations for sources you might find through TCC's Library and the Web. This first handout is for the full works cited page. 

Works Cited

In-text citations

Citing social media

Purdue OWL guides for MLA style

Purdue OWL guides for MLA style 

Print resources for MLA style

Citing images

Images must be cited like all other resources! If you use an image you did not create, you must provide a citation. The citation should be accessible in the context of the image's use (within a PowerPoint presentation, on a Web page, in a paper, etc.).

Here's an MLA image citation example:

Format:

Artist’s name (last name, first name). Title of artwork. Date of Creation, Repository, City. Image source, URL.

Example:

Klee, Paul. Twittering Machine. 1922, Museum of Modern Art, New York. ARTstor, http://library.artstor.org.

Works cited slide example

Click on the file linked below for the full-size slide.

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