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It's Fun to Read
Starfall Art Gallery This website has information about famous artists and their work and also encourages reading. Artists include Van Gogh, Seurat, Gauguin, Chagall, Barnes and Strait. |
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ArtisanCam ArtisanCam aims to raise the profile of contemporary visual artists in schools and to inspire and encourage arts activity. Each featured artist has sections on techniques, influences, workshops, questions, teachers area and a gallery of their work. |
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Understanding
Abstract Art A website by Harley Hahn, showing examples of art to explain how abstract art developed and how it may be appreciated. An abstract artist himself, Harley shows some examples of his own work. |
| Artcyclopedia The Fine Art Search Engine This fine arts reference site allows users to gather details and images on over 8,000 painters, sculptors, and photographers world wide. The search engine allows access by name, title and location. |
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Discover Te Kohinga
Taonga National Library of New Zealand Currently Discover supports the Visual Arts and Music disciplines of the Arts/Ngā Toi curriculum by providing a rich selection of works by some of New Zealand's musicians, artists, photographers, designers and architects both historic and contemporary, Māori and Pākehā |
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The Artist's Toolkit
Minneapolis Institute of Arts Each section (Line, Colour, Space, Shape, Balance, Movement/Rhythm) allows students to watch animated demonstrations, view examples, and create their own. Includes an encyclopedia of Visual Elements (line, shape, colour, space, and texture) and Visual Principles (balance, emphasis, movement/rhythm). |
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Articulation - Learning
to look at Art The objectives of ARTiculation are to encourage you to look at a piece of artwork and to understand what goes into the art making process. Main sections include Elements of Art, Principles of Design, and Art Critiquing Process. |
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Colors of Clay (Getty Villa Exhibitions) This web exhibition from The Getty takes you on a guided tour of the various ways in which Athenian vase painters decorated clay vessels between 550 and 340 B.C. Eight styles and techniques are explored: Bilingual, Coral Red, Six's Technique, Added Clay and Gilding, Outline Drawing, White Ground, Plastic, and Kerch Style. Zoomable images of artifacts, textual captions, and, in a few cases, audio curators' commentary are used at the site to explain the eight techniques. |