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| ACE (All Camera Equipment) indexes hundreds of suppliers of
photography necessities, acting as "a Gateway to those who make
life easier for amateur and professional photographers." They also
link to 90 online photo magazines from around the world, and they
describe them! |
| The International Animation Association promotes the art of animation
and the furthering of international understanding through animated film.
This site offers association news, animation clips, lots of articles
which would be of great interest to animators, plus information on
schools and membership. |
| Alexei Antonov's main focus is the technique used in classical art. He
explores the differences between classical and realistic painting, gives
the "secrets" of the old masters' techniques, and offers
online lessons. |
| You, the detective, can help solve "The Case of Grandpa's
Painting" and learn a few things about color, style, composition,
and some famous artists at the same time. Fun stuff. |
| This is a good place to start if you're looking for abstract art. It
contains examples of artists' work with links to their pages, making it
easy to find abstract art on the net. |
| This is a comprehensive list of links compiled by the Associate
Professor of Art History at Sweet Briar College. It seems to be updated
pretty regularly and is organized very well. |
| The Art on The Net Gallery includes four "hallways"
featuring different styles of artistic works as well as a main "foyer"
that highlights the site's current exhibits. In addition, they host more
than 110 artists (poets, painters, musicians, and more), all of whom
maintain their own spaces. What's New gives you an interesting history
of Art on the Net since 1994. |
| "A technical resource for artists and art students" put up
by Southern Arkansas University, the Chalkboard offers instruction in
drawing and painting and is happy to answer your questions. |
| "The First Art Newspaper on the Net" is a great source for
current art news, exhibitions world-wide, museums of the world, and
more. One interesting area is "Art In Motion", where 22
buildings, statues, or famous places are described, with a 3-D animated
view of each section. Or check out "This Day in History."
Great stuff. We recommend it highly. |
| This is a cybervillage for metalsmiths and those interested in their
work. You can get advice on working in metal, view works by blacksmiths,
whitesmiths, jewelers, sculptors, and bladesmiths, ask your metalwork
questions, and catch up on metalworking news from around the globe. |
| ArtQuest® offers a way to buy and sell art on the net. Even if you
are not in the market, there's lots to see here, and related links are
available in more than 20 categories. |
| The National Endowment for the Arts offers an online newsletter that's
searchable, with information and articles. Events are included, as well
as several pages all about the purpose and structure of the NEA. |
| The Kennedy Center created this compelling site, which features all
aspects of the arts: music, dance, fine arts, and more. An awesome
resource for students, teachers, parents, and art lovers. |
| The Australian National University offers access to more than 27,000
images concerned with the history of art and architecture. There is now
a "recovery fee" for viewing most of the enlargements, but you
can visit all of the areas and see 1/16 of the images for free. |
| This is "the on-line journal for the study and exhibition of the
arts of Asia." Fascinating exhibitions, articles, and galleries.
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| Bingham Gallery specializes in American artists and there's a wealth
of information here on these artists and their work. Don't miss "Bingham's
Top Ten Rules for Collecting Fine Art." |
| General information on Ireland's Burren College of Art, including
programs and courses, weekend workshops, and a handy index. Not much on
graphics, but the ones it has are nicely done, especially the opening
page shot of the school's castle and surrounding country. |
| Emmett Scott has created a great spot for a child to draw cartoons,
read stories and poems, solve puzzles, and enjoy jokes and riddles. A
bit slow to load in spots. |
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