Exploring Art Nouveau

The first page for this exhibit at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, Art Nouveau, 1890-1914, is very plain and you could almost miss the link to "Related Online Resources" at the bottom of the page. This link takes you to an interim page where the 'good links' start. I learned not to click on "Exhibition Overview" since that takes you back to the beginning. Considering that this exhibition ran from October 8, 2000 - January 28, 2001, this is a very well-maintained website for the most part.

The two sections which include an amazing amount of material are " Exhibiton Feature" and "Teaching Art Nouveau, 1890-1914". These resources have yet more links, all worth following if you appreciate Art Nouveau.

One feature that I didn't find was extensive biographies of the artists involved. Since my favourite Art Nouveau artist is Charles Rennie MacIntosh, I've included the Wikipedia link provided by Zemanta as well as the one they provided for Art Nouveau.

The Victoria and Albert Museum also showed this exhibit. I couldn't find their web page for it although their past exhibits go back to to 2000. Using their search box will find some good material though.

National Museum of the American Indian, etc.

Image via Wikipedia

The National Museum of the American Indian
Exhibitions page

Among the past exhibitions is Remix: New Modernities in a Post-Indian World

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Through the artist's pages I found Nadia Myre's homepage which has some wonderful examples of her art.


I found out about this exhibit through the exhibition page at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Their pages don't show much of the art but there is some interesting audiovisual material.

AwnTV

http://www.awntv.com/

Don't seem to have an archive so mention one of the videos from my email list for 2008