Search Results for art galleries

http://www.sfmoma.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Description: Information about the museum ’s collection of mod-ern and contemporary artwork is available, includingexhibition details, a calendar of events, and educa-tional programs. Information about the rental gallerycan also be found here.
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Description: This website has an ultramodern look that reflects the museum's collection. Exploring the sfmoma.org is fun, and it’s easy to get quick overviews of past, present and future exhibitions. A special section called espace showcases art designed solely for the Web. Many online exhibits utilize streaming audio and video, such as the feature on media artist Bill Viola, which recently won a People’s Voice Webby Award. Shop the MuseumStore for necessities with a contemporary look such as stainless-steel paperclips and leather mouse pads.
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http://glyphs.com/moba
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Museum of Bad Art, Description: The Museum of Bad Art is dedicated to the collec-tion, preservation, exhibition, and celebration of badart. The site contains many examples of bad art,including one rather amusing piece entitled “SundayOn The Pot With George. ”
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http://www.avam.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: American Visionary Art Museum, Description: The world ’s largest grass-roots art exhibition, locatedin Baltimore ’s Inner Harbor.
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http://www.ima-art.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Description: The nation ’s seventh-largest general art museum haspermanent collections of African, American, Asian,contemporary, decorative, and European art, as wellas a textiles and costumes collection, prints, draw-ings, and photographs. The IMA complex is sur-rounded by a 152-acre park, including 50 intensivelylandscaped acres that are accessible to the public.
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http://www.artmuseums.harvard.edu
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Harvard University Art Museums, Description: This is the Web site for the Harvard University ArtMuseums —the Fogg Art Museum, the Busch-Reisinger Museum, and the Arthur M. SacklerMuseum —all in Cambridge, Massachusetts.452
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http://www.echonyc.com/~whitney
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Whitney Museum of American Art, Description: This site contains selections from the permanent col-lection of 20th-century American art, as well as linksto other art museums. The museum also sponsorsartists working on the Web and provides links tosome artists ’Web projects. View the online exhibi-tion or gather information about entrance to theManhattan museum.
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http://www.auctionrecords.com
The Whole Internet: The Next Generation: Title: Art Market Index by ADEC, Description: Curious about the selling price for a piece of art? This site catalogs over 1,300,000 auction sales since 1987. 60 responses cost $50.
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http://www.colmusart.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: The Columbia Museum of Art, Description: The museum ’s exhibits contain European andAmerican fine and decorative art representing a timeperiod of nearly seven centuries. Its public collec-tions of Renaissance and Baroque art include worksby Botticelli, Boucher, Canaletto, Tintoretto, andmany others. The museum ’s online magazine,Collections , will alert you to recent acquisitions, a cal-endar of events, staffing changes, and additionalnewsworthy tidbits about the museum, located inColumbia, South Carolina.
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http://www.art-at-home.com
Best of the Best: Sites.com Companion Guide to the Best of the Web: Title: Art-at-Home, Description: A no-nonsense, do-it-yourself online retailer offering several hundred fine prints from the Renaissance to the modern era. If you don’t mind browsing alphabetically and arranging your own shipping, you can get some excellent deals here. The owner maintains that prices here are “at or below competitive auction results” A page on how to research prints is an excellent reference for print buyers.
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http://www.asianart.org
Que's Official Internet Yellow Pages 2001 Edition: Title: Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, Description: This is the largest museum in the W estern worlddevoted to the arts and cultures of Asia. This siteprovides information about exhibits and programs atthe museum, as well as job openings there. Art isorganized by country or region.
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