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» Site title: Annuartweb
» Site description: Categorized directory, including links to galleries and museums.
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» Site title: The Art and Framing Headquarters
» Site description: A directory of businesses, including frame shops, galleries, artists, wholesale framing distributors, manufacturers, equipment, supplies, and software.
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» Site title: Art Bridge
» Site description: Directory and searchable database of art resources on the Web. Covers artists, animation, art galleries and museums, architecture guides, crafts, photography, and digital art.
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» Site title: Art Montana
» Site description: An online directory of local and some out-of-state artists, galleries, museums, art centers, and resources.
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» Site title: Art Today
» Site description: Guide to interesting and striking modern art online. Includes a thumbnail and description for each site.
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» Site title: ArtBeatStreet
» Site description: Features interviews with Mark Ryden, Shag, LoobyLu, Tim Biskup and other artists, as well as hundreds of links loosely organized by topic.
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» Site title: art49.com
» Site description: Offers detailed information for exhibitions, artists, museums and galleries in Europe.
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» Site title: Artfair Sourcebook
» Site description: Listings of shows for artists looking to apply to art and craft fairs throughout the USA. Includes discussion forums and comments about specific shows.
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» Site title: Artists On Exhibit
» Site description: A directory of Art exhibitions in the United States.
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» Site title: Art-Online
» Site description: Directory of resources in the visual arts, including museums, government, employment, and other less common headings.
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» Site title: Art-Search
» Site description: An international directory of fine arts and crafts, including listings of galleries, exhibitions, art shows, and art supplies.
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» Site title: Berkshire Visual Arts
» Site description: A site dedicated to the museums, galleries, artists and visual arts organizations in the tourist destination of the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts.
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» Site title: Dragon Galleries
» Site description: Illustrated and annotated links to the fine arts of Asia, on the web and brick-and-mortar. Includes galleries and artists working in sumi-e, suminagashi, Chinese brush painting, mixed media, and calligraphy.
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» Site title: Eurogalleries
» Site description: Your source for information from professional European galleries. All gallery, exhibition and stock information is directly under the control of the galleries themselves.
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» Site title: The Fine Art Directory
» Site description: Directory of art resources including links to galleries, appraisers, supplies, and publications.
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» Site title: Global Art Information
» Site description: Directory for exhibitions, libraries, organizations, artist homepages, jobs, and residencies.
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» Site title: Gooart
» Site description: Searchable directory of visual arts including galleries, organizations, forums, and magazines.
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» Site title: Green Art Guide
» Site description: A selective guide to sites of ecological interest for artists including printmaking, plastic arts, photography, fiber arts, and travel.
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» Site title: ImageSite
» Site description: An index for the visual arts: dedicated to structural, fine and commercial genres, including organizations, publications, and agencies.
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» Site title: Linkism
» Site description: Categorized directory, including links to art directories, galleries, and visual artists.
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» Site title: NetPopular: Art
» Site description: Links to art museums around the world and in the United States.
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» Site title: Nita Leland
» Site description: Links to 100s of art resources including art schools, communities, museums, and galleries.
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» Site title: Singapore Artlinks
» Site description: The definitive reference guide Singapore art and artists, including categories for galleries, museums, and general information.
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» Site title: Swissart.net
» Site description: News and directory listings relating to the visual arts, with an emphasis on Switzerland. Listings require a fee.
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» Site title: True Art
» Site description: Directory of publications, corporations, and links. Includes information on artist materials, the creative process, and exhibitions.
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» Site title: UK Art Database
» Site description: A directory to artists, colleges, galleries, and supplies and resources.
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» Site title: Web Directory of Visual Arts in St. Louis
» Site description: Listing of web sites relating to the visual arts in the area of St. Louis, Missouri. Includes artists, galleries, museums, groups, organizations, and events.
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» Site title: World of Art Plexus
» Site description: Includes a directory of links to the best visual art sites.
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A: From crawling across the street when the sign said "DON''T WALK".
Q: Why did the blonde keep a coat hanger in her back seat?
A: In case she locks the keys in her car.
Q: Why did the blonde tip-toe past the medicine cabinet?
A: So she wouldn''t wake up the sleeping pills.
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A: Because sheep can''t bring beer from the fridge.
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A: Neither could the blondes.
Q: Why did the blonde wear condoms on her ears?
A: So she wouldn''t get Hearing Aides.
Q: Why did the blonde drive into the ditch?
A: To turn the blinker off.
Q: Why did the blonde try and steal a police car?
A: She saw "911" on the back and thought it was a Porsche.
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A: To see what was on the other side.
Q: Why did the blonde want to become a veterinarian?
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Q: Why did the blonde take her typewriter to the doctor ??
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