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I am an animation storyboard artists and this is my online portfolio showcasing some of the work I have done over the years. Storyboard Art Storyboard Excerpts from some of the shows I have worked on: ________________________________________________________ Illustration and Design Illustrations Designs Sketches ________________________________________________________ RESUME and WORK HISTORY

A blog about History of Art & all things visual @ Oxford University

Send in your call for papers, conference programmes, new book suggestions and other medieval art history things to [email protected] for us to share them with our community of researchers

An experience of the fine arts

I am an Art Teacher. I am building this website to help students prepare for the Leaving Cert Art History Exam. Please use the menu at the top of the page to navigate this website. This site is under construction. I would appreciate feedback or queries from viewers using the contact form below. You can…

NUOVA STORIA CULTURALE NEW CULTURAL HISTORY   Cultural studies is an academic discipline popular among a diverse group of scholars. It combines political economy, geography, sociology, social theory, literary theory, film/video studies, cultural anthropology, philosophy, and art history/criticism to study cultural phenomena in various societies. Cultural studies researchers often concentrate on how a particular phenomenon relates…

Art, Astronomy, Geography, Health, History, Languages, Literature, Religion, Science, Vocabulary, Words

This is a place to indulge enthusiasms and pursue dreams. It embraces art, historical fiction, Baroque opera, Vikings, the Renaissance, Ancient Persia, Italy and a good deal of travel to museums and galleries around the world. And I'm always looking for new recommendations of things to read, see and visit. The best place to begin…

  Rebecca Shewmaker is an artist living and working the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Art History and Visual Arts from Rice University magna cum laude in 2006, where she was the recipient of numerous awards, including Christine Croneis Sayres Memorial Visual Art award and the Frank Lee Berry, Jr.…

Rutgers Spring 2014

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram The International Museum of Surgical Science, a division of the International College of Surgeons (ICS), maintains over 10,000 square feet of public galleries committed to the history of surgery, and an exquisite permanent collection of art and artifacts from the history of Medicine. The Museum supports its Mission…

The Art Jobs list details current vacancies in the global art & creative community,

Tracing the identity of Jesus through history, art, and pop culture

The propaganda of art and history

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art + music + culture + history

Art Smart for Kids Art Smart for Kids assists caregivers and educators in teaching children important concepts of art and art history in a fun and meaningful way.  Due to budget constraints and limited time in the classroom, the arts are often the first classes or lessons to be cut from the curriculum in today’s…

Discovering an American heritage of faith in art and history

For the Strange, Mysterious and Unusual in Art History

ARTS 1730: Introduction to Art History III Auburn University, Spring 2018 Biggin Hall, Room 5 Section 1: M/W/F, 1:00-1:50 pm Section 2: M/W/F, 2:00-2:50 pm Dr. Katherine Arpen, [email protected] Office: Biggin Hall, Room 137 Office Hours: M/W, 4:00-5:00 pm To schedule an appointment during my office hours, please sign up for a time slot on…

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Music, Film, Art, History and more....

Explore the history of your house with this helpful booklet, Researching Your Modesto Property, and with resources from Modesto Heritage, the museum's historic architecture program. See what the Modesto Art Museum is doing to help make Modesto a better place to live through its award winning program Building a Better Modesto. Download an architecture tour…

The Art Jobs list details current vacancies in the global art community,

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Explore the wonder of Japan: culture, history, language, scenary, art & music

Folk Horror Revival is a gathering place to share and discuss Folk Horror in film, TV, books, art, music, events and other media. We also explore psychogeography, hauntology, folklore, cultural rituals and costume, earth mysteries, archaic history, hauntings, Southern Gothic, 'landscapism / visionary naturalism & geography', backwoods, murder ballads, carnivalia, dark psychedelia, wyrd Forteana and…

I am a San Diego based photographer living in Oceanside California. I was first introduced to photography during my college years as an art history major. I was hooked after my first shutter click. Photography quickly turned into an expensive hobby and to fund that hobby I started shooting small weddings. ​ I’m happy to say that hobby has now turned into something I’m very passionate about. I’ve always been a creative individual. Whether it be with a pencil, paintbrush or camera, I enjoy telling a story through the images I create. In my spare time I enjoy road cycling, world travel, and exploring new foods and cultures. I also have an interest and appreciation for anything design related from industrial design, architecture, fashion, and interior design.

Art History through millennia and beyond

talks about people of Russia, history, culture, art and craft

Goyo de la Rosa's Symbolist Art History of Victoria

Industry Happenings is the leading site in film and television industry events world wide. Events include schooling, workshops, industry parties and more for directors, producers, production workers, post productions and more!

H.O.T. Clay (Handbuilt Or Thrown) is a student organization comprised of current students of the University of Florida School of Art + Art History. The mission of H.O.T. Clay is to increase the awareness and understanding of the ceramic arts. We hold regular meetings, where the membership mobilizes to organize sales of ceramic works to raise funds…

Making Art History more relevant to normal people

The history, art and culture of South Asia

Archaeology, Art History, & Classics!

Graphic Organizers for Notable Artworks

Professor Sir Ernst Gombrich OM was born in Vienna in 1909 and died in London on November 3, 2001, aged 92. He studied at the Theresianum and then at the Second Institute of Art History at the University of Vienna under Julius von Schlosser (1928-33). He then worked as a Research Assistant and collaborator with…

MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE January 17th - February 3rd Extended to February 9th NORTH OF HISTORY - 445 Columbus Avenue, New York, NY Opening Reception, January 17th, 6-9pm with special performance by Warren Smith FOR MORE INFO CLICK HERE!   The Andrew Freedman Home looks like it belongs in the hills outside Florence, Italy.  Instead,…

"It is well to have as many holds upon happiness as possible" -- Henry Tilney, NA: a blog on Austen, 18th century & Women's Art

漫遊藝術史

A collection of research, thoughts, ruminations, and oddities concerning cultural memory, art, and history.

English-History-Geography-Art-Education Civique

Max is a Swedish journalist who writes about journalism, travel, history, science, people, thoughts, the future, art, and everything else he can Think of.

History of Architecture and Urbanism in New York City

Malgorzata Kazmierczak (born 1979 in Krakow,  Poland) holds a Ph.D. in History and is the author of many critical articles about contemporary art, especially related to performance art. Between 2011 and 2014 she was also a managing editor of the scholarly journal Art & Documentation (www.journal.doc.art.pl). Since 2011 she has been a co-editor of an English…

A SHORT HISTORY OF EVERYTHING "GOOD FEELINGS" Hi! My name is Christine Ellis. I have always lived very strongly through my feelings. Some people are in their heads. Me, I feel. If it is good, it can be really, really good. But if it is bad... it can be... depression, anxiety and PTSD - all…

The Socially Engaged Craft Collective (SECC)  is an expanding network of artists who create a wide range of socially engaged art projects that are rooted in the history of craft objects and materials. The SECC aims to promote artists and to expose other artists, educators, and those who are interested to the wide spectrum of…

A history of Design

The Chicago Park District is the largest municipal park manager in the nation and owner of more than 8,100 acres of green space. We invite you to take in a concert or a movie at one of our 580 parks, to expand your horizons by registering for one of our thousands of programs offered throughout our 260 field houses, to get a great workout indoors at one of our state-of-the-art fitness centers, or outdoors along Lake Michigan’s 26 miles of pristine lakefront, or enjoy nature with a peaceful visit

It caught my eye in Portugal Join us as we discover the natural beauty, the art, the festivals, history and architecture of Portugal and its other kingdom - the Algarve. If you don't have much time right now to explore, I suggest you take a quick look at some of the highlights on this page. For those…

Welcome to Toad Hollow Photography! We specialize in unique photos that capture a moment in time. We focus on landscapes, heritage and history, and the rich architecture that makes up the fabric of Vancouver Island.

Capturing The Moment and Restoring Old Memories "L J Williams Photography" Digital Photography and Photo Restoration by Larry and Faye Williams [email protected] Join us on facebook I am a local artist, born in Delaware and grew up in Old New Castle surrounded by the history and early American art. I have been passionate about the arts for as long as I can remember. I got my first 35mm camera while I was in the military. The excitement and thrill of making a good capture has never diminished. For the last ten years, or more, I have studied and grown with the digital age and my passion for photography has grown even stronger. I studied Art at the University of Delaware and have taken many classes in sketching and painting at the Delaware Art Museum. I have learned my photography skills through years of trial and error and from the association of many great photographers in the Delaware Photographic Society who were willing to share their wealth of knowledge and through attending seminars and photographic workshops. I think my love for the arts and training in engineering is a great mix for photography and I hope you enjoy my work. Larry Williams Unauthorized Copying of these images is prohibited These images are the result of many hours of training, a very large investment in equipment, and many hours of hard work, a good relationship between client and photographer, and painstaking posing by the subject. These images are the property of “ L j Williams Photography” and are copyrighted. Images may be purchasef from this site but they are not to be copied from this site and reproduced either printed or electronically without the permission of the owner. Please enjoy your visit here but please respect the property. Thank you Larry Williams

cycling, photography, graphic design, military, history, astronomy, flora & fauna, art, travel, science, faith, patriotism, politics, food, et cetera.

Examinations of works of art through history

Welcome to The Capoeira Blog The Capoeira Blog is dedicated to promoting the Brazilian art of capoeira. This is a resource for people to learn more about capoeira, as well as a community for people to share their own experiences. The goal is help people explore the fascinating world of capoeira; from the movements and…

a blog about the history art and culture of Charleston and Edisto Island, South Carolina

Cycle Write Blog is Jean’s personal blog on bicycling which also leads you to her favourite passions: art, culture, food, history, travel and writing. Blog is written from the perspective of a Canadian. Some of her own art is featured in this blog.

ucsd / vis159 / winter 2015

{Workshop in Art Studio + History} an interdisciplinary foundations program at Sam Houston State University

A Highly Subjective Look At Text in Art

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Dr Charles Robert Saumarez Smith CBE is Secretary and Chief Executive of the Royal Academy of Arts in London. A British cultural historian specialising in the history of art, design and architecture, he is known for his contributions as a cultural commentator, an author of books and articles, a lecturer, and an academic, with regular appearances…

About the Artist Born in Broken Hill in 1949. Grew up in Adelaide, South Australia. Studied Art at the SA School of Art 1969-1971 The National Gallery School (Victorian College of the Arts) 1972   The History of Salt . . .  For Christopher Lawrie the corrosive nature of salt provides an aesthetic and cultural…

History, Travel, Sports, Art, and Nonsense

Recently received my doctorate in the History of Christianity from the University of Chicago Divinity School.  Currently an Instructor at North Central College, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and the University of Chicago.  My dissertation examines the work of Honorius Augustodunensis through the lens of pedagogy, with special attention to his understanding…

As you view my images you’ll find out a lot about me. For instance, I see natural landscapes and the creatures that call them home as being at the same time grand works of art and also places for renewal, connection and education. It’s probably also apparent that I love to travel. The world is a big, beautiful and fascinating place, and my travel images aim to show it in all its glory. Photographing people and their cultures is one big reason I travel, and I hope my images tell you something about what makes all of us unique, along with all that we share. In short, despite all my photographs of nature and landscape, I am also a photographer of people, especially in those candid moments: with family or friends, with their pets, or simply alone. I’m very serious about photography as art, as a way to communicate what is more difficult (even impossible) to say with words. I don't tend to shoot popular subjects or incorporate trendy looks into my images. My influences from without are as numerous and varied as the whole world is. Influences from within include my past careers as an earth scientist and also a teacher. Both continue to inform my photography. For example my landscape images often highlight aspects of the region’s geologic history. My strong affinity for nature and animals of all kinds is a major influence as well. Global travel has given me a keen awareness of human impacts on the environment. We are forever connected after all - to the earth which gives us everything, and to each other. I am an avid blogger, and my newer images turn up there with interesting back-stories or in an educational context. Please click on the blog button to see what is current. Ongoing projects focus on landscapes and cultural history of the American Southwest and Intermountain West. I am exploring effects of ongoing climatic, economic and cultural changes taking place in the west as a whole. Please click the contact button if you have any questions, and thanks so much for your visit!

Upcoming Project: To Future Women To Future Women is an interactive artwork that marks the anniversary of the Women’s March through the platform of art. Created by artist Georgia Saxelby, the project invites participants throughout America and beyond to write a letter to women in twenty year's time. Part art and part history, these letters will be archived…

Stories on aspects of Indian art and its history. Whether you are a traveller , an enthusiast or just wonder about the past there is something for everyone!