Mark Grotjahn and others at the Saatchi Gallery

The Saatchi Gallery does an excellent job of exhibiting artist's works, especially for these paintings by Mark Grotjahn, from an exhibit in 2006. Because of the nature of most of the works - receding and expanding painted and drawn lines - viewing them on full screen, while scrolling up and down, actually enhances the viewing experience. The lines move, the artworks morph toward and away from the viewer as in this work Untitled (White Butterfly Blue MG).

Saatchi Online has such a wealth of features that you could take days to explore it all. At least I think so - I just spent an hour or so finding some that I liked. The current exhibit Unveiled: New Art from the Middle East has a well arranged webpage, so that you can select an artist, go to full screen, and then click through the works.

Finding previous exhibitions is sort of hard work, since one link sends you to a short list of exhibits and a list of artists exhibited without any links to their exhibition. Another link to contemporary artists takes you to an A-Z list of all artists, which has very good resources.

There are extensive display areas for new artists and long lists of artists who have uploaded their stuff in a variety of formats in the online magazine - also blogs, TV, etc, etc.