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Art/Architecture: Artist's Internet Sites
This page is a selection of links helpful to practicing artists.
Artists
Collectives and Professional Organizations
artnetweb.
Artists Remo Campopiano and Robbin Murphy developed
this site as a cyberspace artist colony. It is made
up of three parts: resources for artists new to
the Internet, local bulletin boards, and a Web site,
which includes gallery reviews, an artists' slide
registry, artists' projects and writings, and sections
on art organizations and art business.
Art
on the Net. Art on the Net is a collective of
artists helping each other to use the Internet and
to share their works on the Web. There are now more
than100 artists from around the world, including
poets, musicians, painters, sculptors, performance
artists, animators, and digital artists.
ArtScope.
This site has links to works of more than 250 artists,
gallery home pages, fine limited edition prints,
and a listing of museum reproductions of famous
works of art.
Artworks
for Sale. This free index, part of the World
Wide Art Resources site, lists art for sale, both
by individuals and galleries. You can register to
add a listing to the database.
ArtNetwork.
Organization that assists artists in becoming successful
self-employed business people by giving them access
to the resources and benefits of large companies.
Job
Listings and Grants
Arts
Wire. A program of the New York Foundation for
the Arts, Arts Wire is a computer based network
serving the arts community. A feature of the site
is Arts Wire Current, a weekly digest of
news, conferences and events, funding opportunities,
and job listings for artists.
National
Endowment for the Arts. Includes a guide to
the NEA, links to state and regional arts support
organizations and an Arts Resource Center.
Artists'
Forums
Echo.
Calling itself "the virtual salon of New York
City," the Echo Web site is home to a number
of Webzines and subscription conferences.
The
Thing. One of the first visual arts bulletin
boards, the Thing now has branches worldwide. At
the Web site you can log in as a guest to review
messages and post using a Web form.
Works
of Web Art and Other Fun Sites
- ArtCrimes.
This site, developed by Susan Farrell at Georgia
Tech, provides access to hundreds of images of
graffiti from walls all over the world. Also included
are profiles of graffiti artists, articles and
bibliographies on graffiti and news of upcoming
graffiti events.
- The
File Room. One of the earliest art works on
the World Wide Web, the File Room is an interactive
database recording incidents of censorship throughout
the world.
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