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The Museum of Time Based Art
An online museum of artists who committed to a daily or decades-long practice, from On Kawara's date paintings to forty…
The ReCode Project
A community archive that preserves vintage computer art by re-coding classic plotter and algorithmic works in Processing…
The Shy Museumgoer
A friendly guide to famous artworks and the human stories behind them, written for people who love art but feel intimida…
The World of Bosch
Journalist Stanley Meisler's essay on Hieronymus Bosch, the enigmatic master of apocalyptic visions, and why his bizarre…
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Three Colours: Red
Science writer Philip Ball explores the colour red through art history and chemistry, from ancient pigments to painters,…
Ukiyo-e Search
A database and image search engine aggregating over 200,000 Japanese woodblock prints from museums, universities, and li…
Van Gogh Worldwide
A free digital platform gathering high-resolution images and art-historical and technical research on Van Gogh paintings…
Vatican Museums Virtual Tours
An index of immersive virtual tours of the Vatican Museums, including the Sistine Chapel and the Raphael Rooms, so you c…
Vincent van Gogh Letters
The complete letters of Vincent van Gogh, mostly to his brother Theo, browsable by period with the sketches he drew into…
Volker Hermes
Artist Volker Hermes digitally remixes famous Old Master portraits using only their own fabric, lace and jewels, burying…
Warholstars
An exhaustive independent site on Andy Warhol, his Factory superstars, films and soup cans, with detailed timelines from…
Web Gallery of Art
A searchable database of European painting, sculpture, and architecture with artist biographies, commentaries, guided to…
Why Love Generative Art?
A richly illustrated essay on generative art, tracing it from early plotter pioneers like Frieder Nake to today's coders…
WikiArt
A vast visual encyclopedia of fine art with hundreds of thousands of paintings browsable by artist, movement, genre and…
Yayoi Kusama by Grady T. Turner
A 1999 BOMB Magazine interview in which Yayoi Kusama talks about her infinity nets, soft sculptures, happenings and year…
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