Art Links   

Artist's Sites,    Mural Sites,   Other Art Sites,    The Odd Site.

If you find a dead URL on this page, please email me which one it is so that I can fix it for you & others.

New Links: These sites have added recently because they offer something of interest.


Princeton Online
Ceramic Links		 This is a great resource for artists, art historians and art educators with lots of links. The Princeton Online "site was created by Judy Decker, former middle school art teacher. Selecting outside links will cause you to leave the Art Education Resources website. While all of the sites listed were of educational value and appropriate when added, the web is constantly changing.  (See Parent Note).

 

 

John Bennett Fine Paintings		 "John Bennett Fine Paintings": London Art Gallery of English and European Decorative Oil Paintings 17th to 19th. Categories: CenturyDogs, sporting and animals, Marine, Landscape, Portraits and Genre, Still Life and Bird Painting, Architectural and Trompe l'oeil.

 

 
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Agora Gallery		 "The United Nations of the Art World": Contemporary fine art gallery with locations in the SoHo and Chelsea art districts of New York City. Art consulting services to private and corporate collectors. Exhibiting painting, drawing, sculpture, photography and mixed media. Artist portfolios are reviewed. Has been sponsoring the SoHo - Chelsea International Art Competition since 1984   and is the  publisher of ArtisSpectrum Magazine.
Site is easy to navigate and has a well organized links page. Worth the trip.
Mikemart.com
 "Best Selection of Posters and Art Prints: Mikemart.com has put together a collection of favorite searches and art resources, for the art collector and aspiring artist. We search the best so you don't have to. Consider Mikemart.com your online art connection."
Gallery Worldwide Online gallery of international artist. "Our mission is to provide a best place for global trading of all kind of artwork where practically any person can trade any masterpiece of art around the globe."
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Creative Spotlite
 Free Art Lessons. articles, lessons, and tips on watercolor, oil painting, acrylic painting, pastels, crafts and more.

 

 
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Aigam Web Directory		 New Web Listing Site. Use this link for art sites at Aigam. <http://www.aigam.com/artists.html>

 

 
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Ceramics Today		 Very good site, fresh and always updated. Ceramics Today is a comprehensive site exploring all aspects of ceramics and pottery. The links database has about 1500 ceramics links, the largest regularly maintained ceramics links database anywhere on the net. One of the best.

Artist's Sites: Sites that have work of artists I like, respect or find interesting.

Robert Arneson One of today's leading ceramic artists, gone but not forgotten; not enough web images of his work.
Ken Price Another of today's leading ceramic artists. Early work was influential in aesthetic development.
Jeremy Anderson Important West Coast Funk artist of the 60's with wide ranging influence.
Clayton Bailey I love this guy, a magician, a real "Profundo Fingero" as reported in the SF Chronicle:  more.
Roy Deforest I love this guy's work. Clayton's neighbor ... another link.
Mel Henderson P38 pilot with hands of steel and a heart as soft as rose bud pudding.
Michael Lucero "I did not want to make pretty colors and things that had no reason to be there."
Laura Molina "popular culture images such as Mexican calendars, romance novels and pulp fiction covers. Currently writing and illustrating a comic book about Chicano history titled." I chuckle.
Stephen Dubov Jail house artist, now on the loose, so to speak.
Richard Moquin Old friend, good examples of his 2D abstract work.
Jim Melchert "Metaphorical pursuit to mend the often uncontrollable conditions which separate our society".
Tony Natsoulas "... life-size ceramic figures with expressive and humorous manners".
Bruce Nauman Conceptual artist with a unique mind and a great sense of humor.  I was there the moment Bruce became a made man, (San Francisco, CA; 1966 or was it 1967 San Francisco Art Conference) where Nicholas Wilder showed Leo Castelli 3x5" transparencies of Bruce's work. Remember Nicholas saying something to Leo something like "this guy is the hottest thing happen".
Ron Nagle The "Baron of Art" Totally.
Manuel Neri Abstract plaster Venus figures, raw, energetic, white, color, aluminum --  more.
John Roloff Makes sense of that sinking feeling.
H.R. Giger Everyone's nightmare.
Salvador Dali "The true painter must be able, with the most usual things, to have the most unusual ideas."
Richard Shaw Cast porcelain constructions, still life, decals and china paints in a trop'le style.
H. C. Westerman When I grow up this is the kind of artist I want to be.
William T. Wiley The original "Enigma Man".
Bruce Conner Bruce's work is important to me because his work challenged my preconceptions of what ART is. I saw his "moody, nylon-shrouded assemblages" in 1961 that were shown at a the annual San Francisco State Art Festival. Also, see 1970 Mandala and biography.
Charles Kraft "he calls this stuff disasterware...based on Delft designs."

Other Art Sites:

 

The Worldwide Art Gallery "All things art site. Art History, Art Directory, Kids' Art Gallery and education resource, free art quiz (win prizes) plus contemporary international and Australian Art".
Artist Resource "Artist Resource is a volunteer-supported arts organization that exists only online. Our mission is to educate, connect, nurture and promote Bay Area artists and writers through the Artist Resource web site". "Unlike the proliferation of online galleries who market artwork to the public, Artist Resource is aimed at helping artists, aspiring artists and writers, offering classes, art event listings, job listings, gallery contacts, competitions, publicity, and a wealth of information and advice".
Ceramics Web San Diego "Ceramics Web" is an educational web site for ceramics containing a glaze recipe database, material analyses, health and safety information and links to ceramic artist's sites and a variety of educational materials related to ceramics.
ArtSeek ArtSeek was established to provide a way for individual artists to band together in an online gallery. Viewers can enter a page devoted to each media, from the traditional forms such as painting, sculpture, etc. ArtSeek is currently getting over 1000 hits a day.
World Wide Arts Resources World Wide Arts Resources provides the biggest gateway to the arts on the Internet. You will notice that WWAR offers much more than other search engines or indices because we concentrate solely on the arts.
Crafts Fair OnLine This page is being offered as a free resource to crafts people of the web. The link to the left is for ceramics. But they have others links to Glass, Needlecraft, Dolls, Jewelry, Home & Bath, Wood & Metal, Collectibles, Soap & Candles. Yea baby.
Revolutions Gallery Very good gallery in Detroit. Lots of images of artist works. Worth a complete look.
The Birdhouse The Birdhouse is a loose-knit collective -- a platform for essayists and writers, painters and digital artists, surrealists and situationists, ranters and rationalists, collagists and collaborators.
Art Cars in Cyberspace Imaginative use of vehicles as a medium for creative expression.
Blue Genie Art Very imaginative group of artists in Austin, Texas making a commercial  living with their "quirky" art.
Art in Context A visual library "The library's Art in Context web site provides public access to information that is added by curators, dealers, artists, writers and others from around the world."
ArtDaily "The First Art Newspaper on the Net."
ArtNet® - The Artworld Network ArtNet offers the following products and services: Fine Art Auctions Database, African Art Auctions Database, Member Galleries, Art Directory, ArtNet Magazine, The Art Search, The Grove Dictionary of Art, ArtNet Newsletter and Research.
The Archive The Archive offers browser access in HTML format to the archive for all of my fine art scans. There are now more than 2,000 scans from over 200 different artists. HAVE YOUR POPUP BLOCKER RUNNING.
Whitney Museum of Art Site for the New York Whitney Museum of Art. One of THE museums of modern art in the world. Images on site are limited to thumbnails.
SFMOMA SFMOMA, The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Information about current shows. First Tuesday of each month is FREE, other wise it will cost you $10.00 to physically attend.
E-Wall A virtual wall on which you are invited to hang your own art work.
American for the Arts Art politics, NEA stuff,  support for the arts.
artcrtical.com Very good critical art reviews by David Cohen and others.
SF galleries sfstation.com has latest listing for entertainment, shopping, the arts, the city, food & drink, districts, clubs, live music, city events, film, galleries, theater/dance, literary arts, museums, restaurants, bars, clothes, lodging.
Yerba Buena Art Center Poorly put together site ...  limited to calendar event dates ... very little useful visual information. However, there are some interesting essays under "Education".
thebluedot "the blue dot is a collection of experiences created by the world's most creative (?) artists. ever changing, pulsating, expanding, contracting... "
Djerassi Sculpture Tour The Djerassi Resident Artists Program founded by Dr. Carl Djerassi in 1979 is modeled on East Coast artist colonies, and its purpose is to support emerging and accomplished artists. The Program provides residencies for groups of artists of all disciplines.
Painted Ladies Figurative art by Alberto Vargas, Rolf Armstrong, Hajime Sorayama, Luis Royo, Olivia, Rowena Morrill and stereo images.
Top 100 Art Sites "Quality Art Sites Only". Free listing. Thousand of listed sites to look at.
Art Forum Art discussion groups galore!!!!
Stonart Web site of interesting Raku, Low Salt fuming, and mixed media ceramics. How to make a living with your art on the web.
Virtual Ceramics  Exhibit An exhibition of contemporary ceramics utilizing the Internet as the gallery space. Statements by the organizers, jurors and artists along with brief resumes and digitized photos of the selected work comprise this electronic exhibition. Some interesting work – check it out.
Clay Times Magazine Clay Times magazine is a pottery/studio oriented monthly publication. Filled with useful information on wheel throwing, hand building, glazing, firing, health, clay, glaze, recipes, step-by-step projects and craft fair survival.
University Art Department Directory University Art Department Directory by Bill Fisher is a "site is designed to provide quick access to art department and print area home pages. Wherever possible, you'll be directed to the university's studio art or printmaking page".
Sajio Tanaka Raku Interesting discussion of Japanese ceramics by Sajiro Tanaka.
Ceramic Monthly Magazine The world's oldest, most comprehensive and largest ceramic art periodical. Each issue brings the subscriber up-to-date information on artists/craftspeople, exhibitions, symposia, marketing trends and prices, critical analyses, processes, technical data, and suppliers within the ceramics field. Also included are articles on significant historical figures and events.
Artists Online Quick, easy site to navigate. "ArtistsOnline.biz, a guide to art and artist information on the Web, is designed to bring together those who love art with those who create it and to provide an affordable means for artists to promote their work."

Murals: Small towns with VISION.

 

Toppenish Murals Toppenish one of the "Prettiest Painted Places in America"! Here is a town that knows how to mural.

Sites ...?? Out-A-Site: Below are sites of unusual or odd interest.

 

 
Key Word Map This site represents a network of keywords and concepts as they logically relate to each other, on various topics. Under each keyword is list relevant web sites and resources.
l3xicon L3xicon is an interesting web thesaurus and lexicon listing search engine.

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