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Open source experimental texture generation created with java.
Selection of internet art work by contemporary artist Lina Theodorou.
Interactive labyrinth based on the organic and emergent patterns of cities. By Stanza.
Navigational movie from the creator of the Intima Virtual Base.
Digital fiction and art, including visual poetry, interactive video and non-linear fiction.
Collected links to contemporary Swedish artists' home pages.
National directory of links to visual artists, galleries, and art resources.
Art, dance, drama, music, film and television courses offered. Part of the University of Melbourne in Australia.
Offers several programs - from the 3 year full time Bachelor of Fine Art to 1 week studio intensives. Located in Sydney, Australia.
Job postings for faculty and research positions in art, art history, literature, music, theater and other humanities.
How to teach and understand colour.
Directory of links to art education resources, including history of art, philosophies of art education, discipline-based art education, lesson plans, art materials, job openings in American schools, and other information.
This is simply a long list of homonyms arranged in alphabetical order. It takes awhile to load, but would be useful to show students when studying homonyms.
Fairytales and folk tales courtesy of Whootie Owl. Award-winning site has ethical, fun stories from around the world.
Announcement of calls for papers for conference presentations, scholarly journal articles and edited anthologies in the fields surrounding English departments.
Provides references to resources for HEL (history of the English language) the IPA, grammar, and homeschool materials. Private tutoring and lessons are also available.
A free online library for English, media and drama teachers, offering quality worksheets, lesson plans, online lessons and links.
Humanities block and advanced placement curricula for outstanding student achievement in the public schools.
A site designed to get boys reading. Offers a list of books recommended by the webmaster, children's author Jon Sczieska, and others suggested by visitors to the website.
Links and lessons about learning to read including research based methods
Online version that includes: music and movie reviews, musical artists, MP3s for download, and photos of pop culture figures.
Covers fashion, dance music, and pop culture as a lifestyle. Co-founded by David Benaym and Danny Tidwell (So You Think You Can Dance). Quarterly.
Daily entertainment news, exclusive photos, celebrity profiles, and polls.
Links to broadband channels from all around the world.
Online video company. Includes videos sorted by theme and contests.
Search for sample sounds and sound effects at this file search engine. Offers directory, keyword and sonic similarity search functions.
Searchable directory.
DVD, videogame, and music reviews. Includes contests and giveaways.
International environmental film and video festival based in Toronto. Background information, schedule, news and media, tickets, venue details, and resources.
Moderated discussion forums for fans of science fiction, fantasy, history, and mythology. Forums cover books, movies, television shows, and actors.
A list of fen with public home pages.
The twentieth anniversary revival of the magazine Swill, originally published in 1981, which is devoted to attacking science fiction fandom.
Genre club meeting primarily through online correspondence.
Ultra-condensation of classic and popular books.
Free magazine aimed at fans of cult movies and television. Includes competitions, news and reviews.
Specializes in the fantasy genre.
Reviews and synopses of the Star Wars and Star Trek series of books.
Reviews science fiction DVDs. Lists signings and conventions.
An experiment, exploring the nature of communication through internet dialogue.
Program overview and information on faculty, curriculum, research and resources.
Biographical article written by David R. Brown. Sample logo designs include AT&T and Exxon.
Encyclopedia article about the English graphic designer, typographer and art director.
Interview with the designer by Christopher May, November 18, 2002.
Learn about the firm and its interdisciplinary, internationally known designer who co-founded Pushpin Studios, New York Magazine, and the WBMG publication design firm. See posters, illustration, and other projects.
Print, packaging, motion, and typography design. Site is in the form of a graphic journal.
Gallery of independent art, photography, graffiti and music.
Postcard John's creations.
Contains logos, illustrations, photographs, and a resume.
Collection of digital artwork by the young artist, Bronagh McCauley.
Offering original graphic designs, photographs, and biography.