Mr. Teslow
Art Links

• Museum of Modern Art - Red Studio By collaborating with high school students, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) put together Red Studio, a Web site designed to connect teens with modern art and today's working artists.
• Artcyclopedia
• artnet.com
• Artists in the Spotlight: an artist research project:
• ArtsConnectedEd
• ArtsNet Minnesota
• The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
• The Walker Art Center
• The Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum
  
  

• WebMuseum: Gothic Painting (1280-1515) A collection of Gothic paintings from the Louvre's WebMuseum.
• The Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology A tour of some examples of Egyptian art and archaeology.
• Vatican Exhibit -- Rome Reborn The Library of Congress' Vatican Exhibit of Ancient Rome.
  
  

• ArtSource
• Gateway to Art History
• Architecture Database, ANU
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art Allows you to tour the permanent collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• WebMuseum: Artist index From the WebMuseum in Paris, a bibliographic index by artist with historical information and artistic analysis of the artist's work. Includes visual examples of the work.
• Museums, World Wide Arts Resources
• Voice of the Shuttle: Art and Art History Page
• The Getty Art History Information Program
• WebMuseum: Bienvenue! (Welcome from the curator)
• The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Architecture
• Kennedy Center's ARTSEDGE A website for artists, teachers, and students to link art, education, and technology.
• Yahoo - Society and Culture: Museums and Exhibits
  
  

• A New Prespective on Science and Art
  
  

• World Art Treasures A sampling of art from India, China, Japan, and other East and South Asian cultures.
  
  

• Archbishop Moeller High School Studio Art/Photography/Fine Arts
• daneldon.org
  
  

• Exquisite Corpse
  
  

• Oriental Art
  
  

• Fine Art Photographers The photographers featured on this page are primarily interested in fine art photography and they are established in some way. Most are either represented by fine art galleries or have graduated from respected university programs. Others are listed because they have paid their dues by creating photographs for many years. The photographers are loosely organized by the type of photography they create. Photographers with multiple styles or bodies of work are usually listed under the category of General Fine Art Photography
• Lunar Eclipse Photography
• Depth of Field
  
• The Massive Dev Chart This site gives references to developing times for all types of film and developer combonations using small tank systems.
• History of Photography
• Principles of Photography
• Large Format Photography.Info
• Photo Tutorials
• Taking Great Pictures
• Get the Picture: Thinking About Photographs
• Lauren Greenfield
• Man Ray Photo
• Minnesota Center of Photography
• Photography Links
• Fotomuseum Winterthur
• Oberlin Photo Exchange
• Photogram
• The Havard Photography Journal
  
  

• Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day -- Includes backgrounders on pinhole photography, how to make a pinhole camera, and articles on technique. Click on Gallery at the top to search for or browse through pages.
  
  

• Castle's Square: Jenny Holzer
• What is a Print?
  
  

• WebMuseum: Baroque (1600-1790) A collection of Baroque art from the Louvre's WebMuseum.
• WebMuseum: The Italian Renaissance (1420-1600) A collection, along with explanatory text, of the Italian Renaissance from the Louvre's WebMuseum.
• WebMuseum: The Northern Renaissance (1500-1615)
• WebMuseum: Impressionism (1860-1900) A collection as well as some explanatory material on European Impressionist painting from the Louvre's WebMuseum.
• WebMuseum: Cézanne, Paul A special collection of works by the post-Impressionist artist.
• WebMuseum: The 20th century A collection of twentieth century art from the Louvre's WebMuseum.
• Welcome to City Gallery Virtual gallery of nineteenth century photographs and photographic resources.
  
  

• The Oxbow School The Oxbow School is a one-semester boarding program for high school juniors and seniors interested in the visual arts. The School actively recruits students from public and independent schools in this country and abroad. Oxbow seeks naturally curious students who are healthy risk-takers with a lively interest in the visual arts. Prospective students should be motivated, visually aware and independent thinkers. They must also have a desire to forge new relationships with their peers and faculty. All students, even those from local families, live on campus allowing them to fully participate in all activities. Previous studio experience is helpful but not required, as instruction at Oxbow supports emerging talents in a nurturing, but rigorous environment.
  
  

• National Portfolio Day Association