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» Site title: ARC International - The Art Renewal Center
» Site description: Combines on-line international art news, reviews, articles, contemporary salon and a research library of master paintings. This site is devoted to raising 'art' standards and giving recognition to the rare quality paintings of today and the multitude of yesteryear.
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» Site title: Color Matters
» Site description: The concept of color can be approached from several disciplines: physiology, psychology, philosophy, and art. Starting points for an exploration of color. Explore how color affects appetite, vision, sexuality, energy conservation, and its relationship to architecture and interior design.
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» Site title: Contemporary Artist's Center
» Site description: A not-for-profit artists' studio facility established in 1990 by working artists for working artists.
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» Site title: Creative Catalyst Productions
» Site description: Art instruction videos and DVDs include lessons in drawing, painting, design and special techniques. Artist biographies, galleries, forum, video previews and periodic online art shows open to the public.
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» Site title: The Educational Alliance Art School
» Site description: Offers day and evening classes for all ages. Includes course catalog, events and exhibits, history and information about afterschool programs and suggested equipment. Based in New York, USA.
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» Site title: The Elements of Art
» Site description: A functional exploration of two dimensional art - principally drawing and oil painting - based on my own experience and study.
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» Site title: Interactive MultiMedia at Columbia College
» Site description: InterActiVe MultiMedia Program at Columbia College Chicago. A College major offering concentrations in Animation, Programming,Graphic Design, Photography, Project Management, Sound, and Video. With a special emphasis on Learning to Learn.
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» Site title: The Joseph Beuys Online Index
» Site description: Athena W3 Researches and Education offers the Joseph Beuys Online Index in German and English language.
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» Site title: Kiboko Projects
» Site description: Fine arts galleries, art education, Diary project,information and artist opportunities
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» Site title: Leaning Post Productions
» Site description: Connecting with education: Reaching teachers, students, and parents through CD-ROMs and art and technology workshops and services.
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» Site title: Rehs Galleries: Newsletter Archive
» Site description: Archive of newsletters relating to the buying, selling and collecting of fine art. Topics include buying at a gallery, authenticity, quality and the art market vs stock market. Updated monthly.
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» Site title: Very Special Arts Wyoming
» Site description: VSAWyo, Enhancing the lives of people with disabilities through education in the Arts.
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