Resources for ART   Tags: art, fine_art  

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Extensive site for the humanities.

A dictionary of visual arts including pronunciation, diagrams, images, quotations and more links

Includes art appraisals, art for sale, auction records and miscellaneous artists.

Covers all aspects of art, including international and non-Western. Contains over 400 leading art journals, indexing from 1984, full text from 1997.

Contains full text articles on all aspects of art including biographies of artists and thier works. Please use wssurams as the username and password to access Oxford Art Online (formerly Grove Art Online) from off campus.

Contains full-text scholarly articles dating from the 19th century. Most articles appear 2-5 years after publication. Includes all academic subjects including art.

Provides full-text “scholarly” articles from the social sciences and humanities including art.

Provides magazine, newspaper and scholarly journal articles in all areas of academic study including art. Indexing from 1971-present, full text varies by title.

Search for articles from all academic disciplines including art.

Online videos related to Art and Architecture.

Lectures, concerts, documentaries, and other streaming videos from the performing arts.

Online videos related to Music and Dance

PBS documentaries and TV series related to art

Users can view artwork from museums and galleries all over the world. Faculty members can also take advantage of interactive features creating materials designed specifically for their classes.

A growing online collection documenting works of art from around the world, representing the collections of prominent museums.

A free site developed to share art images with the educational community.