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| A stunning, haunting memorial to the site of the first atomic bomb
dropping. |
| American representational art is the focus of this continually
published online magazine, presented free to Web users. Learn about and
view 19th and 20th century American art through articles, exhibitions,
associations, museums, events, much more. |
| Each month, eight artists are asked to interpret a different concept
or theme. Their widely varied responses are featured on this fun and
interesting site. |
| Another site devoted to the works of surrealist Salvador Dali,
including some not seen before. Worth checking out. |
| ShopArt offers the works and biographies of more than 50 contemporary
artists. The site is German, but the introductory pages and about half
of the artist biographies are now available in English as well. |
| A large collection of JPEG images allows you to take a virtual tour of
Michelangelo's master work. Unfortunately, there's not a lot of
desription about the images, but a diagram of the building is included
for easy reference. Note that you have to wait for this entire page to
load and scroll down to the bottom to access the tour; it's a little
confusing but worth the trip. |
| A fascinating page that explores the ins and outs of film without
thrusting someone's opinion on you. Instead, the text lets you compare
the information on any films you like. A must for anyone even slightly
interested in the film process. |
| This impressive site displays the results of a collaborative effort of
Emerson Middle School and the University of Michigan Museum of Art. The
students worked with painted panel pieces, an Asian ink scroll, and a
pointillist painting. See and learn about the originals, see the
students' own work, and read from the discussion board which they used
to communicate with museum personnel. Very nice. |
| Okay, we'd never heard of it before, either, but once we saw it, we
were hooked. This haunting art form is pushing the envelope in a big
way...which art should. |
| This is a great starting point for art on the Net. You can link from
here to any in a long list of art schools, or to galleries, museums, art
book sites, music, poetry, more. Or stay and chat about art. |
| This online gallery of great artwork is mirrored by a number of sites
around the world to allow fast access to as many users as possible. It
features special exhibitions and categorizes its wonderful famous
paintings collection by period, artist, and style. And you can take a
tour of Paris! |
| This site, which presents the interesting hypothesis of Bell Labs
computer artist Dr. Lillian Schwartz, along with some Da Vinci
information, a quiz, Da Vinci diversions, and links, was put together as
a Think Quest project by students in Sweden and New York. |
| ‘Artyfactory offers free art lessons on African masks, Egyptian art and hieroglyphs, pencil portraits, perspective drawing, logo design and colour theory. The practical side of each lesson is enhanced by some history and appreciation of the subject. Artyfactory is a growing resource of art lessons and techniques carefully designed to meet classroom needs. It is also designed for artists of any age. All you need to take part are a few basic materials and the will to have a go.’ |
| A searchable directory divided into over 200 categories of visual art, music, and literature. Also hosts contemporary artists image galleries and art resources. |
The National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts aims to make high quality arts education available to every interested child and adult in the United States.
The Guild's national network encompasses arts education organizations, professionals, volunteers, and philanthropic supporters. In concert with this network, the Guild researches and promotes best practices, provides opportunities for professional development and dialogue, and advocates for broad access. |
| Directory of international photography schools, colleges and art schools |
| Web Photo School is an online educational resource for photographers who want to improve their digital photography skills and learn more about the art and technique of photography. From beginner photographer, serious hobbyist to experienced professional, Web Photo School has a complete online library of step by step digital photography lessons from basic camera operation to portrait photography to advanced studio lighting skills. |
| Tis website is a free sketching and drawing tutorial. Adressed are beginners, who have few or no experience in drawing. |
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