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Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums: Presents a series of online exhibitions as well as details for those planning to visit the Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museum itself.
Author: Aberdeen City Council
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
Art Crimes: The Writing on the Wall: A gallery of graffiti art from more than 80 cities around the world.
Author: Farrell, Susan & Webb, Brett
Subjects: art exhibitions, photographs
DeweyClass: 751.73
Resource type: image collection
ArtMuseum.Net: Gives an overview of the history and evolution of multimedia, highlighting its impact on art, technology, and culture. Intended for students, teachers, artists, and critics, the resource includes essays and sections on pioneers.
Author: Intel
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, multimedia - general
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: moving images, sounds
Artnoir: Monthly exploration of the art of African America, Caribbean America, Afro-Latin America including Brazil and Polynesia. Links to artists, collectors, galleries, libraries, museums, exhibitions, publications, and a directory of national fine art.
Author: Wesport Foundation and Gallery
Subjects: african americans, art exhibitions, brazil, caribbean, ethnic art
DeweyClass: 700
Resource type: magazine
Association of Illustrators: Information about the trade association dedicated to the promotion of illustration and the interests of freelance illustrators, agents, students, and lecturers. Includes a searchable online gallery of illustrations.
Author: Association of Illustrators
Subjects: art exhibitions, graphic design
DeweyClass: 706
Resource type: image collection
Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery: An online, interactive guide to services provided by Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery.
Author: Birmingham City Council
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, museum links
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: directory
Claiming Art, Reclaiming Space: Post Apartheid Art From South Africa: Examples of art work following Apartheid, during which artists' work was limited and lacking in expression and creativity. Shows examples of paintings, prints, collages, sculpture and linocuts, produced since the elimination of barriers from 1989 onwards.
Author: Smithsonian National Museum of African Art
Subjects: art exhibitions, south africa
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: documents, images
Cosmopolis: Online magazine covering current affairs and cultural topics. Articles from past issues are available in searchable archives and concern politics, history, music, film, and art. Material is available in English and German.
Author: Gerber, Louis
Subjects: art exhibitions, film news, history education, music news, political science
DeweyClass: 790
Resource type: magazine
Culturekiosque: News, features, criticism and interviews about art exhibitions, concerts, opera stars, jazz, dance, CDs and CD-Roms, international cuisine and technology in English, French and German.
Author: Culturekiosque Publications
Subjects: art exhibitions, dance, jazz music, opera
DeweyClass: 705
Resource type: magazine, news
Explore the Unicorn Tapestries: Concentrates on collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York pertaining to the Unicorn Tapestries. Provides an opportunity to examine these medieval masterpieces by allowing users to magnify any section of any tapestry by selecting with the mouse, while providing both close-ups and extensive information about the tapestries. The resource is divided into themed sections to facilitate browsing. Other sections of the resource provide audio and video clips of Metropolitan Museum director Phillipe de Montebello and David Rockefeller, who recounts how his father acquired the tapestries and donated them to the Museum. Also contains information on how tapestries are woven, the sport of hunting in medieval times, and the Cloisters.
Author: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Subjects: art education, art exhibitions, art museums
DeweyClass: 746.72
Resource type: image collection
Festivals.com: Database of names, dates, locations, and contact details for festivals and events around the world. Categories include the arts, children, music, sport, and culture.
Author: RSL Interactive
Subjects: art exhibitions, dance, music news
DeweyClass: 700
Resource type: guide
Glasgow Museums: Information about the museums of Glasgow, including details of exhbitions and events taking place at each, educational activities, and details for visitors. Glasgow Museums also hosts a photo library of over 15,000 images of its collections, a selection of which is available online.
Author: Glasgow City Council
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, museum links
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
Go Edinburgh: Festivals: Gateway to the sites for all of Edinburgh's festivals, including the Edinburgh International Festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, the International Film Festival and Edinburgh´s Hogmanay.
Author: Go Edinburgh
Subjects: art exhibitions, dance, music news, theatre links
DeweyClass: 700
Resource type: documents
Himalayan Art: An archive of art work originating from Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, India, China, and Mongolia. Exhibits from museums, universities, and private collections comprise a range of paintings, sculpture, block prints, and murals. Catalogue information accompanies a thumbnail of each image.
Author: Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation
Subjects: art exhibitions
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: images
http://www.cac.org.uk/: Details of exhibitions in galleries and museums in the City of Edinburgh.
Author: Edinburgh Galleries Association
Subjects: art exhibitions
DeweyClass: 708.29134
Resource type: images, news
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery: In 1783 William Hunter bequeathed his substantial and varied collections to the University of Glasgow, along with £8000 for the construction of a suitable museum. This online resource showcases some collections and provides information for visitors.
Author: University of Glasgow
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
Internet ArtResources: Internet resources for the arts, including links to galleries, museums and artists. Internet GalleryWalk allows searching by artist name, location, type of medium, or any combination of these.
Author: Sound Data, Inc
Subjects: art exhibitions, art links, art museums, artists
DeweyClass: 700
Resource type: index
Joseph Squier's The Place: Selection of art work comprising text, images and Javascript. Includes sections entitled 'Urban Diary' which documents the life and thoughts of an anonymous urban citizen and 'Life with Father' which represents the artist's own childhood and adolescent experiences.
Author: Squier, Joseph
Subjects: art exhibitions, artists
DeweyClass: 700
Resource type: documents, images
Last Expression: Art From Auschwitz: Exhibit of survivors' essays, interviews, and biographies. Material relates to the artists themselves, music, theatre, art, architecture, and performance. The history of Auschwitz before, during, and after the war is also documented. Art is searchable by artist, title, year, nationality, medium, collection, or theme, and articles are available in PDF format in English, German, and Polish.
Author: Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University
Subjects: art exhibitions, holocaust
DeweyClass: 940.5318
Resource type: documents, image collection
Leonardo da Vinci - Master Draftsman: An interactive feature designed to complement the exhibition of the same name held at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. Includes essays on the artist and his work, as well as images from each of the exhibition's galleries, audio commentaries, chronological timelines, and a scholarly bibliography.
Author: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Subjects: art education, art exhibitions, artists
DeweyClass: 709.024074
Resource type: museum
Mark Harden's Artchive: A collection of art work including images, text and articles. Material is organised into sections entitled the artchive, the galleries, art CD-ROM reviews, theory and criticism, and juxtapositions - a section of verbal and visual commentary on art. Also includes a set of art links, divided into museums, artists and resources.
Author: Harden, Mark
Subjects: art exhibitions
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: documents, images
Moments of the Future: Designs by El Lissitzky: Exhibition of the work of Russian typographer, designer, and architect El Lissitzky (1890-1941), well known for his work on book design and in particular for his illustrations in Yiddish books. Features designs from his Futurist beginnings to his propagandist work for the Soviet Government.
Author: Getty Research Institute
Subjects: art exhibitions, artists, graphic design
DeweyClass: 700
Resource type: documents, image collection
Museo Picasso Virtual: Gallery and tour of the paintings of Pablo Picasso, officially recognised by the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Foundation. Also offers details of the Picasso's life through studies, books, movies, museums and news.
Author: Mallen, Enrique
Subjects: art exhibitions, artists, painting
DeweyClass: 759.6
Resource type: image collection
National Gallery of Art: Gallery based in Washington DC. Holds national collections of European and American paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, and selected temporary exhibitions of art from countries and cultures throughout the world.
Author: American National Gallery of Art
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, painting, sculpture, united states museums
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
National Museum of African Art: Online representation of the African Art museum based within the Smithsonian Institution. An 'exhibition' section contains permanent features such as 'Images of Power and Identity', 'The Art of the Personal Object ', and 'The Ancient West African City of Benin, A.D. 1300-1897', with details of past exhibitions also available. An 'education' section provides information on museum tours, films, lectures, and workshops taking place, while a 'resources' section documents library facilities, photographic archives, and the work of the conservation department.
Author: Smithsonian Institution
Subjects: african studies, art exhibitions, art museums
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
National Portrait Gallery: Collection of paintings, drawings, miniatures, sculptures, engravings, silhouettes, and photographs, all of which depict famous British men and women. Works can be searched for by entering the name of an artist, a sitter, the title of a piece, or a National Portrait Gallery (NPG) number.
Author: National Portrait Gallery, London
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, british museums
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: images
Royal British Society of Sculptors: The RBS is a membership society for professional sculptors, founded in 1904 by a collective of eminent sculptors of the day. Features an online gallery of sculptors' works and a listing of events and activities.
Author: Royal British Society of Sculptors
Subjects: art exhibitions, sculpture
DeweyClass: 730
Resource type: documents, images
Shakespeare Illustrated: Collection of artwork comprising paintings, watercolours, ink and pencil drawings, and steel engravings based on the plays of William Shakespeare. Each work is accompanied by information about its size, medium, date of production, and current location. Material is accessible via a listing of artists, or according to the play which they illustrate.
Author: Rusche, Harry
Subjects: art exhibitions, artists, english drama, painting
DeweyClass: 750
Resource type: image collection
State Hermitage Museum: Museum representing culture throughout the world with examples of art from a variety of civilisations. Sections include prehistoric art, antiquity, Western European art, the arsenal, Oriental art, Russian culture, numismatics such as banknotes, medals, decorations, orders, seals and coins, the Golden Rooms, the Palace of Peter I, and the Menshikov Palace. Available in English and Russian.
Author: State Hermitage Museum
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, cultural studies
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: documents, images
Tate Modern: Introduces Britain's new modern art gallery, providing details of public events, special exhibitions, and information about the building itself which was formerly Bankside Power Station. Collections from the 20th century are organised into four major display themes, which lead to rooms, and then individual works, with images where available.
Author: Tate Modern
Subjects: art exhibitions
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
THEpUBLIC: The Public, formerly called Jubilee Arts, is an organisation centred on community arts development in the West Bromwich area of the UK. The Public's main aim is to enrich the cultural life of communities through a diverse and innovative community arts programme, one feature of which is the construction of The Public Building (formerly called c/PLEX Project).
Author: THEpUBLIC
Subjects: art education, art exhibitions
DeweyClass: 791
Resource type: documents
Virtual Library Museums Pages: Comprehensive index of museums and exhibitions around the world organised by country.
Author: Bowen, Jonathan
Subjects: art exhibitions, european museums, museum links, united states museums
DeweyClass: 069
Resource type: museum index
Virtual Uffizi: The Complete Catalogue: Online museum offering indices of rooms and artists, a free text search facility, and general information for visiting the real Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Rooms exhibit works from specific periods and artists such as Botticelli, Filippino Lippi, Leonardo Da Vinci, Rubens, and Rembrandt. Biographies of artists are also provided.
Author: ARCA.NET, Casa Editrice Giusti di S Becocci
Subjects: art exhibitions, italy
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: museum
WebExhibits: Directory of annotated links to online exhibits, covering topics as diverse as the biosphere, frogs, Rembrandt, and Freud. Resource is searchable and browsable by subject.
Author: Douma, Michael
Subjects: art exhibitions, art museums, museum links, science museums
DeweyClass: 069
Resource type: index
WebMuseum, Paris: Collaborative work which features an exhibition of paintings representing major artistic themes and works from over one hundred artists. Also includes a glossary of painting styles and a small illustrated tour of Paris.
Author: Pioch, Nicolas
Subjects: art exhibitions, artists, painting
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: image collection
World Art Treasures: The principal purpose of World Art Treasures is to promulgate the discovery and love of art. Thanks to the 100,000 slides belonging to the Jacques-Edouard Berger Foundation, devoted to art, and including the civilizations of Egypt, China, Japan, India, Europe, its purpose is to offer a different approach to art via the World Wide Web.
Author: Jacques Edouard Berger Foundation
Subjects: art exhibitions, egyptian history, ethnic art
DeweyClass: 708
Resource type: image collection