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ART EDUCATION, ARTISTS, RESOURCES |
• Art Bridge
Artists and web designers combined their efforts to bring together the best art resources
• Art Navigator
Resources by topic: architecture and urban design, art education, art history, ceramics and glass design, crafts, fashion design, textile arts, graphic design, industrial design, interior architecture and furniture design, literature, music, photography, theater; from the University of Arts and Design Helsinki
• Artesian Arts
A Scottish charity run by and for visionary, intuitive and grassroots artists who have lived a life excluded from the world of mainstream arts
• ArtsEdge
Supports art education at the K-12 curriculum through the creative and appropriate use of technology; helps educators to teach in, through and about the arts; from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
• Arts Wire
A network for the arts community and a forum for creating and experiencing online art; provides links to jobs, cultural databases, projects, galleries, artists' portfolios, web art, art site of the week, lessons; from the New York Foundation for the Arts
• ARTtalk
A monthly newsletter from art material retailers in Canada and the US; has articles on painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, arts and crafts; with information on art history, current events and art world news
• Yahoo! Directory>Arts
Links to thousands of sites, organized by categories such as art history, artists, awards, crafts, criticism and theory, design arts, museums and galleries, news
• Children's Museum of Indianapolis
Features online lessons in creative art projects of all types; allows creation of a multimedia puppet show to be posted on the web site
• Louvre
Bienvenue au Musee du Louvre; provides virtual tours and selected works
• Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Provides digitized versions of over 2000 works; includes online art lessons and KidsWorld, with games and activities for children
• National Museum of American Art
An interactive webzine that provides art works by Latino artists; includes biographies, classroom activities and lesson plans
• National Museum of Women in the Arts NMWA
View works by women artists from around the world from the museum's permanent collection; provides a 45 minute video tour of the permanent collection; a curator lectures on women artists, from the Renaissance through the 20th century
• WebMuseum Paris
Provides digital images and texts about artists and their works from collections around the world
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