Developed by Jeanne Browne, the architecture librarian at UNLV, this source remains one of the best directories of
architectural information on the web. Links are organized by topic and have brief annotations along with the date
when last seen by the author.
A Directory of Resources for Research in Contemporary Art. A directory of websites selected due to their relevance to
national or international contemporary art and organized under the headings of artists, museums, theory, reference, and links.
Authored by Michael Delahunt, an artist and teacher, ArtLex provides definitions for more than 3,600 terms used in discussing
art/visual culture, along with thousands of supporting images, pronunciation notes, quotations and cross-references.
A directory of websites organized in the following categories: architecture resources, art & architecture programs, art
& architecture libraries, art journals online, artist's projects, electronic exhibitions, events, general resources,
image collections, museum information, new media, organizations, vendor information, and virtual ceramics exhibition.
Sponsored by Deckwench Designs as a place that artists and galleries can present images of their work, information on shows
and events and artists biographies in a constantly updating and streamlined format.
Licensed for the KU staff, students and faculty;
also available to anyone using a public workstation within the KU Libraries. Includes over 45,000 articles, cross references within
the text, and extensive links to art images in galleries and museums around the world. Articles are written and signed by scholars
and include bibliographic references. Topics include archaeology, architecture, art, design, costume, landscape design, and photography
from all world cultures and all time periods will find this an invaluable resource. Easy to use for the novice but with in-depth
searching options for the more experienced researcher.
A free online service providing access to web resources for education and research, selected and evaluated by a network of subject
specialists. There are over 18,000 Web resources listed, freely available by keyword searching and browsing. Aimed at educational users,
hubs such as this are a good choice if you are looking for quality assured information.
Over 70 pages of links to humanities and humanities-related resources on the Internet. A structured and briefly annotated
guide to online resources, VoS emphasizes both primary and secondary (or theoretical) resources. Searchable by topics such
as archaeology, architecture, art (modern & contemporary), and art history.
A large site that includes art news, information on art history resources, movements, & artists, and a directory to
websites on art and architecture topics.
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