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It's something like flickr, deviantart, imagekind and terminus1525.ca, you publish your works, write journal, meet peeps, have your art and photographs for sale - you do them all in one place! sounds like fun? Of course it does.
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Overview Lightbox is a simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the current page. It's a snap to setup and works on all modern browsers. What's New in Version 2 Image Sets: group related images and navigate through them with ease Visual Effects: fancy pants transitions Backwards Compatibility: yes!

Larger, grainy version of the Mannheim painting can be seen here: http://www.nevadaobserver.com/Archive/040501/Images/26.%20Execution%20of%20Maximilian.jpg

Includes other versions, sketches and a timeline of Manet's work on The Execution of Maximilian.

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This website is really a wonderful source for all who can't live without something new in daily basis. It covers from visual to stuff, from interaction to architecture (they all come in differnt feeds. How sweet is that!). And who decides that? It's YOU!! Their members/readers apparently are the boss 'cause  you can add anything fresh, informative or creative but others enjoy the equal right and freedom of deleting whatever hateful. It's a nice tactic, and working very very well for me! :D

- Ian

Hirst's pharmacy makes me think of Haim Steinbach's work taken to a larger conclusion. http://www.haimsteinbach.net/

Just bumped into this great article about how to build and host a web site. There are lots of general ruls and tips which I think are very helpful for those self-promoting artists, photographers, designer, freelancers, etc. Just remember: make it easier for the world to reach you and recognize your hard work and telant! :P

Jeremy McCarter reviews Denis Dutton's book "The Art Instinct". Interesting review of a naturalistic viewpoint on the origins of art.

That's a great article - I'll be looking for that book. The only thing I question is the universal issue. Most people (IMHO) not in the arts seem to have a distrust of it - you know - this idea that it's all chicanery unless they are looking at a near duplicate of consensus reality. So - how does that work into the evolutionary idea - that sense of distrust and even disdain? Is there an anti-art gene?

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PSB (not PBS). Art found and bought in thrift stores some of which is refreshingly intense and engaging.

So that's where all my work ends up.

List of artists categorized by their painting style with short descriptions & samples of their work

Beardsley's illustrations including Le Morte d'Arthure, Salome and Yellow Book.

Revolution, Revelation and Apocalypse; a set of images from an archive of an exhibition at The Tate.  Some really nice Blake and Fuseli.

A flickr group exclusively for all the members from Art.In.General, a Diigo group where we collect and share bookmarks related to all types of news, information, knowledge and resources about Art.

Finally and officially, we have another place on flickr to make a rendezvous! I believe that many of you have been a flickr member for a long time, so let's start sharing your works already! Have fun! :D - Ian

here you can see the most important works of art and visit the main museums and art galleries in the world.