The Association for History and Computing
an organisation dedicated to the use of computers in historical research

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Other art happening on the Web

• Art History Research Centre
• OTIS is a great big grab bag of work by various artists, who are actively creating online art in projects with such eye-catching names as ARCANA, CROSSWIRE and PANIC.
• Moon Milk
• Jon Van Oast's Web's Edge is also definitely worth clicking to.
• Skai Fowler has done a show of multiple-exposure photos, superposing nude shots of herself on old paintings from the Louvre. Recommended.
• FineArt Online is an on-line version of FineArt forum: "...one of the longest established electronic newsletters serving the art and technology community."
• Jane Patterson's home page will get you to her show of photos and other interesting net.stuff.
• Syracuse University Computer Graphics for the Arts has a digital gallery with collaborative art experiments and links to other Internet art projects.
• Simran Singh Gleason has multiple mini net-shows of photocollages and drawings. Another good, interesting show.
• I recommend NWHQ, a multimedia, multi-artist WWW document/show/happening.
• Also recommended: Harlan Wallach's Arthole. The Chicago Murder Sites suite is haunting.
• Through Lover's Eyes Is a one-person faculty art exhibition featuring works by Linda Strauss. A pleasant mix of traditional printmaking techniques and lyrical content.
• The Graduate institute of International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland has an art gallery featuring works by a few of my favorites: Rene Magritte and H. R. Giger, among others.
• Kaleidospace helps independent artist sell their work. Artists pay a monthly fee to get their work marketed through WWW.
• Check out Spraxlo's pages which include tips on putting art on the World Wide Web. A nice Web site by another physicist/artist/computer-head like myself.
• Digital Photography '94 is a show of photographs utilizing digital techniques: "This exhibition seeks to explore the range of new work being created by the interplay of the camera and the computer." Artists: there is a prospectus for next year's show.
• The Ohio State University at Newark, Art Gallery has animations, music, still images and many links to arts-related sites.
• The ArtVark Gallery - Amsterdam
• California Museum of Photography

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  If your site is art-related and doesn't appear here, drop me a line, and we'll work something out.

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  Other sites of note

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• Enroll in Cosma-logy 101: Cosma Shalizi's pages. Another UW physics grad student who can do more than sling Lagrangians about.
• Justin's Links to the Underground by Justin Hall, who works at Wired Magazine.

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  My additions to the list - George Welling

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• Robert Derome's Art History Site
• World Art Treasures
• The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
• the Art-ROM "Museum Web" Thanks to Don Mabry