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Art 21 provides videos, images, and interviews. It’s an extensive database dedicated to artists of the 21st century.
These videos provide a great supplement to your text. Watch them as study aid before or after reading.
MLA format…HELP! The Purdue Owl Site is a great resource
What does America want in a painting? Artists Komar & Melamid make paintings in response to survey data. The results are fascinating.
The following sites contain information on the history of Gee’s Bend, photographs of quilts, and recordings of women singing as they sew.
The art history department at NYU has made some detailed power point shows available for download. They are very useful study tools
see this masterpiece from all angles using your mouse as a guide
Amazing secrets of ancient building techniques are revealed in this documentary.
Can anyone really make great abstract art?
African-American Art Resource, Oh Freedom
This site is sponsored by the Smithsonian. It’s a useful online research tool.
The Walters Art Museum Collection
Looking for a work of art to research? The Walters has their collection online. This a valuable research tool for images and text.
Metropolitan Museum Collection
Search part of the extensive collection of the Metropolitan Museum. This site allows for searches based on Geographic regions.
National Gallery of Art Collection
Search the collection for a specific artist, title, or both.
The Freer and Sackler Galleries house significant Asian art collections.
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Collection
Looking for modern or contemporary work? Search the Hirshhorn online collection.
