Art sites recommended by the SiteJabber Community:
locate emerging fine art photographers - I have collected fine art photos from masters in the field for years, but sometimes I want to see new artists. This site is great because it has a wonderful blend of masters and new artists with unique styles...
Mesmerizing artwork based on visualization of human systems - Aaron Koblin, most well known for his "Flight Patterns" piece, has built up a very impressive body of work on his website. This site showcases many of his data visualization masterpieces...
The Baltimore Art Museum has this super fun and interactive site (http://www.artbma.org/flash/F_conekids.swf) where kids can go and explore more about Henri Matisse The site has historical facts presented in kid-friendly ways as well as games and a...
Happy Easter! This is a great site for finding REAL easter eggs today. Easter eggs in movies, video games, TV shows are things people look for that are supposedly hidden by the creators of the production for other people to find. Many people think f...
my favorite museum in new york - The Frick Collection is a special place. Built by the great industrialist (he was somehow connected to Andrew Carnegie) --the collection is amazingly wide-ranging but personal. From wall panels from Boucher to beauti...
A web site full of free and open source clipart. A great project that should be supported by all of us.
A Shakespeare Festival everyone should experience - Situated between tree covered mountains in beautiful southern Oregon, the Oregon Shakespearean Festival is an experience everyone should have. I first went in high school and saw Twelfth Night in t...
This is a great site where artists can create original artwork using the sites embedded canvas much like if you are using photoshop. once you finish your drawing or painting you publish it and other artists on the website can rate your work, give co...
I have purchased many glass pumpkins from Walker and Bowes and they have excellent craftsmanship. The owners of this company also created The Bay Area Glass Institute (BAGI) which is a not-for-profit glass institute and workshop. Their pumpkins make...
Self-appointed the world's most influential online design magazine, Yanko Design boasts a regular following of around half a million users and more than 23,000 subscribers to its daily newsletter.
If you aren't yet one of those but you're interes...
The blog of Rivenmaster features frequent updates on young treble singers from all over the world. The articles are well written and insightful. I would recommend his blog to anyone with a genuine interest in treble music and art.
I check foundmagazine.com both out of fear and for want of laughter. I fear that one day one of my old high school letters to friends will be found and then all of my silly childhood crushes will be revealed. I also check because I know that I'll ge...
Beautiful and worth your time - Jamie Livingston, a photographer in New York, took a single Polaroid picture each day of his life from the age of 22 in 1979 until the day of his death in 1997, aged 51, from cancer. Some pictures capture his engageme...
great site!!! all products handmade or vintage!!! great prices! unique products! very friendly buyers from all over the world! custom orders! security system!! (so no seller can steal your money without a punishment, and so no one does.)
i buy from...
I love DeviantArt.com. I think it's a fantastic site. I can see so much great work from so many different people. I like to see the daily deviations. Though I would like to see a day where they don't have something that looks so pretentious like...
I came to this portfolio expecting a portrait of Americans by an English photographer, and discovered instead a portrait of the English, or at least a curiously selective sample of them. Having been out of England and in America for seven years now,...
odd, cheap, cool art - Tiny Showcase is a quirky site that sells small. limited edition prints from a bunch of quality artists that normal people have never heard of. I've bought a few prints and they are great quality -- fantastic color, high qu...
Max Richter composes beautiful music..er, ring tones - Obnoxious ring tones have sadly become a part of life. Max Richter aims to change all that. Here on his site you can listen to music composed specifically for your cell phone ring tone. The surp...
Creative and interesting visual/graphic art, plus some useful tips - Started by a Brazilian graphic/web designer, Fabio Sasso, Abduzeedo is a blog about the design world, its elements, and art experiments he’s captured thus far. A fun site to peruse...
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Tremendous image resource for fine art paintings, but littered with ads - Artchive.com used to be one of my favorite websites. They have a great image viewing tool that allows you to zoom in on fine details on thousands upon thousands of classic pai...
Impressive fine art guide - In honor of Marc Chagall’s birthday, this is where I spent my lunch break today. Whether you are an art amateur or enthusiast, you can spend hours here and not notice. A very practical and comprehensive searchable datab...
Purely visual jokes are hard to review in writing, obviously: the more one tries to explain, the less funny they become. So, what to say ... ? Well, this isn't just *bad* fairground art, it's *funny* bad fairground art.
That's about it, really....
My friend Ario tweeted this. I thought I'd give it some more exposure. http://www.behance.net/Gallery/Make-Something-Cool-Every-Day-2009/171640
This guy made something "cool", interesting, rather, everyday.
Strange but fascinating site on art, the human mind and synesthesia - Synesthesia is a human condition in which parts of the brain are connected in unusual ways, such that one type of stimulation evokes the sensation of another, as when the hearing ...
The site is pretty fun, it has its up and downs. Sometimes it posts some really interesting and out of the world stuff but there times when I think they post stuff just so they posted something.
The site have stuff from celebrity news, movies ...
I came by Jamie Melani Marshall's tee shirt designs at woot.com, and just had to go take a further look here on her personal site. Her slightly-to-seriously skewed views of life generally deliver the promise of an instant laugh but also offer enough...
Learning to Love You More is a website and project dreamed up by performing/social/visual artists Miranda July (film Me and You and Everyone We Know, book Noone Belongs Here More Than You) and Harrell Fletcher. The idea is that the artists propose a...
Having a little one makes me look for kid's stuff and I was looking for a site with origami guidelines and samples. There are many out there, but I liked this one because there is also music involved while folding the paper and traying to make sens...
If you're in New York and love art, you can't miss the Pace Gallery of modern and contemporary art. For those of us that don't live in New York the Pace Gallery's website is a great resource to read about contemporary artists and see images of their...
A Belgian blog featuring the author's choice of what is, was and might still be cool in the various worlds of design. I think he chooses well, it's unpretentious (though the content may well not be) and a relaxing coffee-timekiller.
sorta like photosig but for artists - great site if you are an aspiring artist, but I think not enough people are using the site to give valuable feedback. This is an offshoot of photosig, but not quite as good.