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WEBSITE REVIEWS
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Da Vinci Morph
Cappella Sistina
HypArt
HypArt is a synergetic online art project that was started in 1994. The idea is to create an online artwork using contributions from people around the world. Each project starts with a theme and a virtual online canvas that is divided into 9 squares. Contributors request a specific square and create an artistic image that expresses the main theme to fill that square. These 9 artistic images create one piece of artwork that is the combined effort of many contributors. To date, 31 projects have been completed online.
Art Game
This website features the art work of several artists of varying styles. The Art Game is centered around these artists and their characteristic art work. When you get to the game page by pressing webpage title above, study the examples of each artist´s work in the side bars of the screen. When you think you have a feel for each artist´s style, start the game by pressing the start button in the central frame. The graphics window in the central frame will randomly present a painting by one of the artists. You click on a painting in one of the side bars that you believe is by the same artist. The program calculates scores by how many matches you get versus how many you miss. This game can be played by children and adults.
This is a fun webpage. You can test your ability to discern different artistic styles and learn about some reputable artists while you are at the site. This is an educational experience for both adults and children. Turn it into a learning experience for the whole family by including the kids. They´ll love it!
ArtWalker Project
This online art project allows visitors to take tours of the world through the eyes of artists worldwide. The website is set up so that a visitor can go to selected countries and cities across the world and browse images of that area via the artwork of artists. Images include cities, landscapes, landmarks, historic sites and archetecture. If you've ever wanted to visit Halstatt, Austria, or Porte Saint-Martin in Paris, France, or Tidal Cove at Reid State Park in Maine, USA, now's your chance.
Art Trivia
Kodak Photoquilt
Kodak wants your photo that represents an important moment in your life. Just send in the story behind the picture along with your photo and Kodak will add it to their "photoquilt.". Each new picture is added to one large image "quilt" that can be visually navigated, or searched by subject or name. When viewing Photoquilt you can choose an image for viewing and read the story about why the picture was important to someone's life.
New Innovations in Car Design
MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) is exhibiting new innovations in car design. "The intention of this exhibition is to survey this current generation of automobiles and outline different paths to the future. These are cars intended for the average person and will satisfy the predicted need for simple, affordable transportation in the near future. In short, these automobiles are ultimately more intelligent, efficient, user-friendly, and better suited to the tasks for which they will be most frequently used." Quoted from an essay written for MOMA by Christopher Mount, Assistant Curator, Department of Architecture and Design.
Carol Allison
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Carol Allison is a painter in the naturalistic realist approach using classical methods of drawing, and Old Master's techniques of the 18th century in oil using the Maroger mediums. Jacques Maroger spent many years researching the techniques of the Dutch, Flemish and Venetian Schools which incorporated a translucent quality to the painting of that time. As director of Louvre Laboratories, of the Louvre Museum in Paris France, Jacques Maroger experimented and chemically analyzed the paintings of Rubens, Vermeer, Titian, Velasquez, and other artists of the Golden Age of painting to duplicate this translucent quality. He tested the results of his research in his own paintings and published his findings in his book, " The Secret Formulas Of The Old Masters", 2nd printing by Hacker Art Books. Along with a number of painters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Carol Allison has been involved in the movement towards classical drawing and painting. Through the Siegfried Hahn-Howard Wexler School, Carl Allison learned to combine sound drawing methods and tonality with the Maroger method. Carol Allison paints as well as teaches with these methods, and makes and sells the Maroger medium. She is an accomplished watercolorist as well.
The website is well organized and easily navigable. Beautiful, large, full color graphic representations of Carol Allison´s art work are well designed and load quickly. For each graphic, she gives a detailed description of each art piece. There is a history section outlining the Maroger mediums and techniques that she uses in her oil paintings. There is also a biography page that gives her training and education background. Visit this site and enjoy some beautifully done oil paintings, and learn a little 18th century art history while your there.
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