Art Links
Local, area and reference material
 

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• Olympic Arts Calendar: http://www.olympicartscalendar.org 
   
• Northwind Arts Center, Port Townsend: http://www.northwindarts.org/northwind.htm 
   
• Olympic Peninsula Community Museum:
  http://content-dev.lib.washington.edu/communitymuseum/index.html 
   
• The Sequim School District Web site http://www.sequimschools.wednet.edu/ 
   
• Sequim Arts: http://www.sequimarts.org/ 
   
• Jefferson County Historical Society: http://www.jchsmuseum.org/ 
   
• Dungeness Schoolhouse - A link to the Dungeness Schoolhouse, an affiliate of the Museum and Arts Center.
   
• Sequim-Web - The Sequim community on the web - Serving the community since 2000.
   
• Blue Whole Gallery - A Fine Art Gallery Featuring the Artistic Talent of Washington's North Olympic Peninsula
   
• Dungeness River Audubon Center - At Railroad Bridge Park in Sequim < map >
   
• Sequim-Dungeness Chamber of Commerce
   
• Visit Sun - Information for Sequim visitors
   
• Port Angeles Fine Art Center - See site for address, exhibits, etc.
   
• ArtCom - Museums in Washington State
   
• Burke Museum - Museum of Natural History and Culture at the University of Washington in Seattle
   
• A distributed directory of on-line museums: http://icom.museum/vlmp/ - from the Virtual Library Museum pages.
• Based at the University of Albany in New York, Talking History is an Internet radio show that focuses on many different aspects of History. The weekly program aims to provide teachers, students and the general public
  with insight into our past through a wide variety of aural history resources. Browse the Talking History website, then download an mp3 broadcast of one of their more recent radio shows. The site has a large collection of documentaries, speeches, debates and oral histories that cover a range of historical subjects from Theodore Roosevelt to the "History of Advertising in America". http://www.talkinghistory.org/ 
• History buffs will love this cool site, which is an online compendium of our nation's history. Digital History uses new technologies to help teachers, students, and researchers with the study of United States History.
  The Digital History website is filled with fascinating features, including E-lectures, virtual exhibitions, and a jaw-dropping Interactive Timeline of American history and evolution. Don't miss the section entitled "Ethnic
  Voices", which tells the stories of Asian, African, Mexican and Native Americans over the past five centuries. http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/
• For  Fun: The Museum of Jurassic Technology in Culver City, CA. http://www.mjt.org/index.html  
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• Other Museum Links - Source: eMaps (emaps.com) Colonial Williamsburg | Computer Museum History Center | Exploratorium | Louvre | Metropolitan Museum of Art | Museum of Modern Art | National Gallery of Art | National History Museum of London | National Zoo | Prado | Smithsonian Institution
•   From the Art Encyclopedia < http://www.artcyclopedia.com >
  Art Movements:
  

  Abstract Expressionism Academic Art The American Scene Art Deco Art Nouveau Arte Povera The Arts & Crafts Movement The Ashcan School The Barbizon School Baroque Art Bauhaus Byzantine Art Camden Town Group Classicism Contemporary Realism Cubism Dada Der Blaue Reiter Die Brucke Die Neue Sachlichkeit Expressionism Fauvism Fantasy Art Futurism Golden Age of Illustration Gothic Art The Group Of Seven The Harlem Renaissance History Painting The Hudson River School Impressionism Magic Realism

  Mannerism Minimalism Les Nabis Neoclassicism Neo-Plasticism Op Art Orientalism Photorealism Pointillism Pop Art Post-Impressionism Precisionism The Pre-Raphaelites Realism Regionalism The Renaissance Early Renaissance High Renaissance Mannerism Northern Renaissance The Rococo Style Romanticism The Sensation Show Social Realism Surrealism Symbolism Ukiyo-e Printmaking Western Art Wildlife Art

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