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Women's Art sites / Arts News/ Art Museums

 

General:

  • Art Navigator: Pretty exhaustive resources, though some links are dated.

  • ArtsWire: Arts Wire is a program of the New York Foundation for the Arts.Through ArtsWire's workshops, programs, and consultations it has provided thousands of artists and arts organizations - from small, grassroots groups to large, national service organizations - with training, planning, and technical support in telecommunications. Arts Wire is also a forum for creating and experiencing online art.

  • Artsedge: ARTSEDGE mission is to help artists, teachers, and students gain access to and/or share information, resources, and ideas that support the arts as a core subject area in the K-12 curriculum.

  • Guide to Drawing terms & Techniques

  • Do's and Don'ts of Art Licensing

  • Contemporary Art exhibitions:  Lists updated info on art exhibitions in UK.

  • Arts Studio Chalkboard : A resource for artists and art students that focus on the
    technical fundamentals of perspective, shading, color and painting.

  • Eyes on Art : They describe their website as a "learning to look" curriculum.There are graded exercises to help students to analyze a piece of art.Very interesting.

  • Incredible Art Department : Contains a listing of art jobs, art news, lessons, etc

  • The Civilized Explorer : Large resource of art on the Internet.

  • Yahoo - Arts: Indices : Very rewarding index, throwing up relevant stuff, since
    Yahoo is manually put together.

  • Journal of Arts research

ARTS History

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Regional/country specific:

Arts Jobs:

  • Artjob : A subscription based source for opportunities in the arts.

Arts Collections:

  • Artcyclopedia : A guide to museum-quality art on the net.

  • Carol Gerten's Fine Art : Large, searchable index of artists and their work.

  • Jim's Masterpiece Collection : wide collection of painters and sculptors. Included are works from prehistoric cave paintings to contemporary artists. A little something for everyone, you might say.

  • Mark Hayden's Artchives : Mega-resource of artists, classified by name, period, style.

  • WebMuseum :Nicolas Pioch's vast collection of artists through history.

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Arts Criticism/Aesthetics:


Workshops/Courses:

Women's Art Sites:


Arts News:

International Arts News


Art Museums

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