Art+Resources

[|Artist's Toolkit] The Artist's Toolkit, part of ArtsConnectEd, is an interactive format where children can explore the tools an artist uses to create a work of art. A partnership of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Walker Art Center, ArtsConnectEd uses the power of the Internet to stimulate new approaches to art education. This site is a MUST VISIT!! [|Art Adventures] Art Adventure is a website with art products and resources for beginner to advanced artists. Includes section of the study and teaching of art, as well as art games. Children and adults will find this website fun and exciting. [|RIF's Art of Reading] The Art of Reading: A Celebration of Children's Book Illustration was developed as part of RIF's 2003 Reading Celebration. Children will get an opportunity to meet some of today's most popular illustrators. Other features include a picture book timeline and downloadable coloring sheets. [|Riffington's Art Studio] Riffington's Art Studio at RIF's Reading Planet allows kids to explore their artistic sides. The interactive online environment allows kids to learn about how illustrators work, as well as opportunities to create some original artwork. [|A Brush With Wildlife] Carl Rungius, one of America's finest wildlife artists, has created an interactive environment for people interested in learning about art composition. Not necessarily intended for kids, it is very user-friendly and easy to navigate, so children ages 8 and up will have no problem with the content. [|Artgames] Artgames is a interactive website where children can create art and play games online while learning about art. Brought to you by the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY. [|Doodle Studio] Doodle is the first online, interactive art teacher. Doodle introduces children to the world art by introducing concepts, vocabulary, and techniques in a fun, non threatening environment. [|Kinder Art] KinderArt® is the largest collection of free art lessons on the Internet. Online since 1996, KinderArt® boasts a collection of over 800 lesson plans--for free! Through an interactive format, KinderArt® provides an opportunity for parents, teachers, and students to exchange ideas, and learn all about the world of art. [|Scribbles] Scribbles, created in 2000, is the brainchild of Gladys Jimenez, who wanted to create an online environment for children who would otherwise not have exposure to art. Some features include: simple Art projects, contests, art quizzes, games, and timeline. Scribbles also offers a children an opportunity to submit heir art and have it featured in one of Scribbles Galleries.  ↑Museums [|Museum Kids] at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City [|ArtsConnectED] from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Walker Art Center [|Getty's Art Education Web Site] at the J. Paul Getty Museum ArtsEdNet [|Kraft Education Center] at the Art Institute of Chicago (scroll down the page to get to the good stuff...) [|Wacky Kids] at the Denver Art Museum [|NGA Kids] from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC
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