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  • A Few Artists, Illustrators, and Animators: A | Abel | Addams | Amend | Robb Armstrong | B | Baldwin | Barry | Barsotti | Bell and Heir | Bolling | Borgman | Brady | Breen | C | Clowes | Conley | Crosby | D | Gene Deitch | Ditko | E | Jan Eliot | F | Feiffer | Fry and Lewis | G | Gloeckner | Goldberg | Griffith | Groening | Gropper | H | Herblock | Herriman | Hirschfeld | Hoff | I | J | Crockett Johnson | Lynn Johnston | Chuck Jones | K | Kelly | Keith Knight | Rick Kirkman | L | Larson | Lay | Lee | M | Mauldin | McCay | McGruder | Medley | Minor | Moore and Gibbons | N | Ninomiya | O | Ohman | Outcault | P | Peters | Piraro | R | Rall | Richter | Trina Robbins | Boardman Robinson | Rogers | S | Satrapi | Schulz | Scott | Smith | Spiegelman | T | Telnaes | Toles | Tom Tomorrow | Trudeau | U | V | W | Ward | Ware | Watterson | Y | Art Young | Z
    • Jessica Abel (official site)
    • Charles Addams
      • Charles Addams (1912-1988) (bio. by Ron MacCloskey)
      • Illustration House's Charles Addams biography
      • Thumbnail List -- Charles Addams Gallery (removed due to complaints by the New Yorker)
    • Bill Amend
      • Bill Amend's Web Page
      • The Official FoxTrot Web Site (temporarily off-line)
      • Foxtrot (official site at uComics.com)
    • Robb Armstrong: Jump Start (United Media's official site)
    • Chris Baldwin: Little Dee
    • Lynda Barry
      • Marlys Magazine: starring Ernie Pook's Comeek
      • Rachel MacKnight's Lynda Barry Page
      • Lynda Barry cartoons (at Salon.com)
    • Charles Barsotti's Cartoon Home Page (official site)
    • Darrin Bell and Theron Heir's Rudy Park (official site)
    • Ruben Bolling:
      • Tom the Dancing Bug (official site at uComics.com)
      • Salon.com Directory: Ruben Bolling
    • Jim Borgman
      • Jim Borgman at the Cincinnati Enquirer
      • Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman's Zits
    • Pat Brady: Rose Is Rose (United Media's official site)
    • Steve Breen: Grand Avenue (United Media's official site)
    • Daniel Clowes
      • Salon.com People | Daniel Clowes by Carina Chocano (5 Dec. 2000)
      • The World of Daniel Clowes
      • Daniel Clowes: Interview by Craig Elliot (Mote Magazine, Aug. 1999)
      • "Behind the Eightball: Comic Book Creator Daniel Clowes" by Joey Anuff (Suck.com, 6 Oct. 1998)
      • Dan Clowes (Fantagraphics Books)
    • Darby Conley's Get Fuzzy (United Media's official site)
    • Percy Crosby
      • Skippy.com (official site)
      • CPC/Bestfoods v. Skippy, Inc. and Joan Crosby Tibbetts (chronicle of Skippy Peanut Butter's legal assault on Percy Crosby's estate)
    • Gene Deitch
      • For the Love of Prague (official site)
      • The Occasional Deitch (official site)
    • Steve Ditko
      • Ditko Looked Up (maintained by Blake Bell)
      • Steve Ditko's World
    • Jan Eliot
      • Stone Soup (official site at StoneSoupCartoons.com)
      • Stone Soup (Universal Press Syndicate's official site)
      • Illustrator Showcase: Jan Eliot -- Cartoonist, Stone Soup (Norman Rockwell Museum)
      • Jan Eliot (brief bio at Premiere Speakers Bureau)
      • Hogan's Interviews: Jan Eliot (Hogan's Alley)
    • Jules Feiffer: julesfeiffer.com (official site)
    • Michael Fry and T. Lewis
      • Over the Hedge (official site at Hedgeweb.com)
      • Over the Hedge (United Media's official site)
    • Phoebe Gloeckner (official site)
    • The Official Rube Goldberg Web Site
    • Bill Griffith
      • Zippy the Pinhead (official site)
      • Zippy (at King Features)
    • Matt Groening
      • The Simpsons website
      • "The Mother Jones Interview: Matt Groening" by Brian Doherty (Mother Jones, Mar.-Apr. 1999)
      • "Salon People: Matt Groening" by Carin Chocano (Salon.com, 30 Jan. 2001)
    • William Gropper
      • The William Gropper Website (official site)
      • at the Marxist Internet Archive: political cartoons, The Little Tailor (1955)
    • Herblock
      • Herblock Talk (fan page, incomplete)
      • "Herblock, Longtime Post Cartoonist, Dies" by J. Y. Smith (Washington Post 8 Oct. 2001)
      • 5 Decades of Herblock (Washington Post)
      • Herblock Archives (Washington Post)
      • "Herblock, Cartoonist Who Humbled Mighty, Is Dead at 91" by Marilyn Berger (New York Times 8 Oct. 2001)
    • George Herriman
      • Krazy Kat: The Coconino County Home Page (created and maintained by Peter Campbell)
      • "Some Say It with a Brick": George Herriman's Krazy Kat (at the University of Virginia's IATH)
      • Walt Reed's brief George Herriman Biography (at illustration-house.com)
      • Tim Jackson's George Herriman, A Salute to Pioneering Cartoonists of Color
    • Al Hirschfeld
      • Al Hirschfeld (official site)
      • Al Hirschfeld Biography (at Bud Plant Illustrated Books)
      • American Masters: Al Hirschfeld (PBS)
    • Syd Hoff (links with "Children's Literature" section)
    • Crockett Johnson's Books: Cartoons (features Johnson's "Barnaby": part of my Crockett Johnson Homepage)
    • Lynn Johnston:
      • For Better or For Worse (Johnston's official site)
      • For Better or For Worse (United Media's official site)
    • The Chuck Jones Homepage (official site)
    • Walt Kelly
      • The Pogo Page
      • "Walt Kelly's Pogo: The Best Funny Animal Strip of All-Time" by Hal Higdon
      • Walt Kelly Biography
      • Impolitic's Walt Kelly page
    • Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott: Baby Blues
    • Keith Knight
      • The K Chronicles (official site)
      • Salon.com Directory: Keith Knight
    • Gary Larson
      • Gary Larson's The Far Side (official site)
      • Gary Larson -- The Far Side (profile by The Ink Group)
      • Mad Cow Disease on the Far Side Weekly
    • Carol Lay
      • Salon.com Directory: Carol Lay
      • WayLay.com (Official site)
    • Stan Lee
      • "Salon Brilliant Careers: Stan Lee" by Frank Houston (Salon.com, 17 Aug. 1999)
      • Yesterdayland's Interview with Stan Lee (2000)
    • Bill Mauldin
      • Spartacus Educational's Bill Mauldin page
      • Bill Mauldin (bio at Don Markstein's Toonopedia)
    • Winsor McCay
      • Wonder Society's Winsor McCay: Wide awake in Dreamland
      • Van Eaton Galleries' Brief Biography of Winsor McCay and Gertie the Dinosaur (original artwork)
      • Library of Congress' Origins of American Animation (scroll down for links to two of McCay's films)
      • The Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette's Gertie the Dinosaur page
      • Winsor McCay Biography (at Bud Plant Illustrated Books)
    • Aaron McGruder
      • Boondocks.net (McGruder's site)
      • Official Boondocks comic strip website (at uComics)
    • Linda Medley
      • Linda Medley, site which includes "Breaking the Panels": Linda Medley Interviewed by Mark Coale and links to other sites. See also the mirror site for this Linda Medley webpage.
      • Trilogy Tour: Heroes Con Interview (July 5, 1998). Includes remarks from Linda Medley
      • Justin C. Sherrill's A Linda Medley bibliography
    • Robert Minor:
      • Marxists Internet Archive's Robert Minor page
      • Spartacus Educational's Robert Minor page
      • At Michigan State University Libraries' American Radicalism Collection's exhibit, Images of American Radicalism: Cover Illustrations from The Masses, 1913-1917.
        • Minor's "Army Medical Examiner: 'At last a perfect soldier!'", back cover for The Masses (July 1916): click on it to see an even larger version.
        • Minor's "In Georgia: The Southern Gentleman Demonstrates His Superiority," a cover for The Masses (Aug. 1917)
      • At The Emma Goldman Papers site. From the pages Excerpt from Goldman's Lecture/Pamphlet: "Preparedness: The Road to Universal Slaughter" and New York Times Report on the Armory Show, respectively
        • Minor's "Army Medical Examiner: 'At last a perfect soldier!'", back cover for The Masses (July 1916): see also larger version (listed above)
        • Minor's "Labor's Lawyer", a cover for Mother Earth (Oct. 1915)
      • At With Crayon and Ink: The Masses and the Revolution in Cartooning by Sara W. Duke (Abstract at the Library of Congress)
        • Minor's "Pittsburgh," cartoon from The Masses (Aug. 1916)
    • Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons
      • The Annotated Watchmen by Doug Atkinson
      • Alan Moore Fan Site
      • "Alan Moore": Interview by Tasha Robinson (Onion AV Club, 24 Oct. 2001)
      • Dave Gibbons Fan Site
      • Dave Gibbons (at Lambiek.net's Comiclopedia)
    • Tomoko Ninomiya
      • Tomoko Ninomiya (official website, in Japanese)
      • Tomoko Ninomiya (Anime News Network)
    • R. F. Outcault Society
    • Jack Ohman (at ComicsPage.com)
    • Mike Peters (at ComicsPage.com)
    • Dan Piraro: Official Bizarro comic strip web site (at King Features)
    • Ted Rall
      • Ted Rall (official site)
      • Ted Rall (at uComics)
    • David Rees: Get Your War On
    • Mischa Richter
      • Mischa Richter (1910-2001) at the Provincetown Artist Registry
      • Marxists Internet Archive's Mischa Richter page
    • Trina Robbins (official site)
    • Boardman Robinson
      • Spartacus Educational's Boardman Robinson page
      • Marxists Internet Archive's Boardman Robinson page
      • "The Cartoon as a Means of Artistic Expression," Current Literature 53 (Oct. 1912). Repr. at Jim Zwick's Political Cartoons and Cartoonists.
    • Leslie Rogers, Henry Brown, Jay Jackson, Chester Commodore: Presenting a Retrospective of the oldest, longest continuously running Black Comic Strip: Bungleton Green (maintained by Tim Jackson).
    • Joe Sacco
      • Joe Sacco (at Fantagraphics Books)
      • "Joe Sacco, Frontline Journalist: Why Sacco went to Gorazde" by Gary Groth (Comics Journal, 2001)
      • Joe Sacco (interview on Egg, c. 2002)
      • "Safe area America" by Christopher Farah (Salon.com, 5 Dec. 2003)
    • Marjane Satrapi
      • Marjane Satrapi (at Pantheon Graphic Novels)
      • "Marjane Satrapi Returns": Interview by Dave Weich, at Powells.com (17 Sept. 2004)
      • "An Interview with Marjane Satrapi" (at Bookslut, Oct. 2004)
      • "Marjane Satrapi: The lipstick rebellion" by Natasha Walter (The Independent, 6 Sept. 2004)
      • "L'Interview!: Marjane Satrapi" (in French, at BD sélection)
    • Charles M. Schulz
      • The Official Peanuts Website at Peanuts.com, Snoopy.com, or United Media (all are same site)
      • Animation, USA's Tribute to Charles Schulz
      • Sarah Boxer, "Charles M. Schulz, 'Peanuts' Creator, Dies at 77" (New York Times, 14 Feb. 2000)
      • "The Peanuts" ("Interactive Guide" at New York Times, 14 Feb. 2000)
    • Jerry Scott
      • Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman's Baby Blues, including a bio. of Jerry Scott
      • Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman's Zits
    • Jeff Smith: Boneville
    • Art Spiegelman
      • Art Spiegelman (maintained by the Steve Barclay Agency)
      • On Sept. 11th:
        • "'The Paranoids Were Right': Art Spiegelman's Comic Mosaic of Mourning, Marking Deadly Anniversary, Begins This Week" by Alana Newhouse (The Forward, 6 Sept. 2002)
        • Excerpt from Spiegelman's "In the Shadow of No Towers" (in The Forward): "The New Normal" (6 Sept. 2002), "Doomed!" (4 Oct. 2002)
        • "Im Schatten keiner Türme" by Dennis Kremer (Die Zeit, 5 Sept. 2002). For a pdf of the full comic (in German), click on "erste Seite des Comics von Art Spiegelman" (Die Zeit, 5 Sept. 2002).
      • "Spiegelman: 'Comics Are to Art What Yiddish Is to Language'" by Art Spiegelman, The Forward (12 July 2002).
      • MAUS at the National Museum of American Jewish History (Philadelphia, PA)
      • Harvey Blume's "Art Spiegleman: Lips" (interview at Bookwire). Courtesy of the Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 19 April 2000.
      • Chris Goffard's "Behind Maus: Art Spiegelman in his Own Words" (interview). Courtesy of the Wayback Machine, which captured the page on 16 Dec. 1996.
      • Kobyland's The Spiegleman Shack (includes interview). Courtesy of the Wayback Machine, which captured the page 19 Nov. 2001.
      • Lambiek.net's Art Spiegelman page
      • Robert S. Leventhal's "Art Spiegelman's MAUS: Working Through The Trauma of the Holocaust" (essay). Warning: very large file.
      • Little-Lit: Folklore & Fairy Tale Funnies edited by Art Spiegleman and Francoise Mouly
      • Holly Schneider's MAUS Resources on the Web
      • "Very Interesting People: Art Spiegelman" Interview by Christopher Monte Smith (BookSense.com, 2001)
    • Ann Telnaes
      • Ann Telnaes (official site)
      • Ann Telnaes (at UComics.com)
      • Ann Telnaes, Women's E-News (Slate)
      • Pulitzer Prize Winner 2001, Editorial Cartooning: Ann Telnaes (Pulitzer)
    • Tom Toles (official site)
    • Tom Tomorrow (a.k.a. Dan Perkins)
      • This Modern World (official site)
      • Salon.com Directory: Tom Tomorrow
    • G. B. Trudeau: Doonesbury Electronic Town Hall ("Doonesbury": official site)
    • Lynd Ward
      • Lynd Ward Biography (At Bud Plant Illustrated Books)
      • Vertigo by Lynd Ward: An Exhibition and discussion of the dramatic and rhetorical use of small Images With Scans Taken From the Original Woodblocks (assembled by Michael Joseph, Rutgers)
      • Georgetown University Art Collection: Lynd Ward as Illustrator
      • Lynd Ward Bookplates (Antioch Publishing)
    • Chris Ware
      • Chris Ware (Fantagraphics Books)
      • Chris Ware (Pantheon Graphic Novels)
      • Chris Ware: Virtual Exhibition (Lambiek.net)
      • "Chris Ware's Graphic Tales Mine His Own Life and Heart" by Neil Strauss (New York Times, 4 April 2001)
      • Chris Ware (Wikipedia)
      • Chris Ware (Carl Hammer Gallery, Chicago)
      • Niemworks' Acme Novelty Toy Gallery (photographs of Chris Ware's toys, assembled by Niem Tran)
      • Guardian First Book Award 2001: features "The Genius of Jimmy" by Raymond Briggs (8 Dec. 2001); "I still have overwhelming doubt about my ability," an interview with Ware (7 Dec. 2001); RealAudio of Ware's acceptance speech. Note: These pages are no longer here.
      • Chris Ware: interview by Keith Phipps (Onion, 2 May 2001)
      • Q and A with Comicbook Master Chris Ware by Andrew Arnold (Time, 1 Sept. 2000)
      • "I Guess" by Chris Ware (at ThisAmericanLife, repr. from RAW magazine, Volume 2, No. 3, 1991)
      • Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen's Acme Novelty Warehouse: Chris Ware Bibliography: Includes Ware Resources
      • Chris Ware Inteview (Indy Magazine). This page has disappeared.
    • Bill Watterson
      • Calvin and Hobbes at Martijn's (great pages on Watterson: unofficial site, located in Netherlands). Available courtesy of the Wayback Machine, which captured the site on 1 Mar. 2000.
      • Calvin and Hobbes (at uComics)
    • Art Young
      • Marxists Internet Archive's Art Young page
      • At Michigan State University Libraries' American Radicalism Collection's exhibit, Images of American Radicalism: Cover Illustrations from The Masses, 1913-1917.
        • Young's "Serene Onlooker (to the Striker): 'But whatever you do, don't use force!'" a back cover for The Masses (Feb. 1913): click on it to see an even larger version.
        • Young's "Mother, never let me hear you tell the children that those humans are descendants of ours!" a cover for The Masses (Nov. 1914): click to see an even larger version.
      • Spartacus Educational's Art Young page, featuring several of his cartoons
      • Graphic Witness's "Art Young: A Case of Censorship"
  • General & Indices
    • EGON. William S. Kartalopoulos's site "for comics snobs."
    • Fantagraphics Books' Links
    • Humor.Com (Includes "Comics," "Joke Database," "Weird News" and "Comedians")
    • National Cartoonists Society & its Member Cartoonist Websites
    • New York Times' Cartoons Page
    • Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoonists Index
    • Society of Illustrators
    • Stu's Comic Strip Connection ("your gateway to all 1,000+ comic strip resources on the Internet")
    • Don Markstein's Toonopedia & its page of External Links
    • Toon Tracker's Total TV Page ("Finders of Lost Cartoons")
    • Chris Wheeler's Cartoons Photo Gallery
    • National Cartoonist Society's Women's Cartoon Index
    • Yahoo's Comics and Animation links
  • Museums, Libraries, Research, Scholarship
    • ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive Project Blog
    • Association of College and Research Libraries' Comic books and graphic novels: Digital resources for an evolving form of art and literature, assembled by Leslie Bussert (C&RL News, Feb. 2005)
    • Andy's Early Comics Archive
    • The Big Cartoon Database
    • Cartoon Research, maintained by Jerry Beck
    • Center for the Study of Cartoons and Caricature (at the University of Kent)
    • Comic Art & Graffix Gallery Virtual Museum and Encyclopedia
    • Comic Art in Scholarly Writing: A Citation Guide by Allen Ellis (Popular Culture Association, 1998)
    • ComicsResearch.org by Gene Kannenberg, Jr. (University of Houston). Highly recommended.
    • Comics Research Bibliography by Michael Rhode and John Bullough
    • Comics Scholars Discussion List (listserv for academic conversations about comics)
    • Charles Hatfield's syllabus for English 495CO, Comics: Form & Meaning (Dept. of English, California State University at Northridge, Fall 2001)
    • International Museum of Cartoon Art
    • LAFFLINE: 100 Years of Comics and Comic Books (A one-page timeline compiled by Sarah Davis for Civilization magazine). Site appears to have vanished.
    • Scott McCloud (homepage for the author-illustrator of Understanding Comics and Reinventing Comics)
    • Michigan State University Libararies' Special Collections' Comic Art Collection
    • Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art (New York City)
    • National Association of Comics Art Educators, founded by James Sturm. Highly recommended.
    • New York Public Library's Comic Books: A Research Guide
    • Ohio State University Cartoon Research Library
    • Origins of American Animation, 1900-1921 (at the Library of Congress' American Memory site)
    • Caroline and Erwin Swann Collection of Caricature and Cartoon (Library of Congress) and links for Related Collections outside of the Library of Congress
    • Matt Thorn (scholar and translator of manga)
    • Words and Pictures Museum
  • Magazines & Journals
    • Comic Art Magazine
    • The Comics Journal
    • Comics Revue
    • Hogan's Alley: The Magazine of the Cartoon Arts
    • Image [&] Narrative: Online Magazine of the Visual Narrative (academic journal, published by the Institute for Cultural Studies)
    • ImageTexT: Interdisciplinary Comics Studies
    • International Journal of Comic Art
  • Commerce
    • The Cartoon Bank ("Online Home of the New Yorker Cartoons") Note: You must accept cookies to use this site. And, if you want to search the cartoon database, you must register.
    • TRH Gallery (sells "Comic Strip, Comic Book, and Animation Art")

     

• Graffiti
  • Art Crimes: The Writing on the Wall
  • Art Crimes' list of Best Graffiti Sites
  • Fingerpainting applet using SILK and JILB (fingerpainting on-line!)

   

• Surrealism & Dada & Their Legacy: Dalí | Duchamp | Heartfield | Magritte | Man Ray | Barbara Kruger
  • The Surrealism Server (now at a new location)
  • Bob Blumer's Surreal Gourmet Homepage (recipies, books, art, and Musical Pears)
  • Alan Gullette's Surrealist Writers page
  • Salvador Dalí
    • Gerd Marstedt's Salvador Dali on the WWW (this fine index of Dali sites is no longer here. The link leads you to a commercial site that sells Dali posters)
    • The Salvador Dali Museum (St. Petersburg, Florida)
  • Marcel Duchamp
    • Fresh Widow 3000: Encounter with Marcel Duchamp (great info., but agressive cookie-sender)
    • Mark Harden's "Artchive" of Marcel Duchamp images
    • Taking Duchamp to Another Level (article by Sarah Boxer, at the New York Times; includes slide show of Duchamp's Readymades)
    • TOUT-FAIT: The Marcel Duchamp Studies Online Journal
  • John Heartfield
    • E-Media's John Heartfield site, including a gallery of images
    • BURN's John Heartfield pages
    • Mark Harden's "Artchive" of John Heartfield images (includes only one image)
  • René Magritte (the greatest Surrealist, in my humble opinion....)
    • Gerd Marstedt's Rene Magritte on the WWW (this fine index of Magritte sites is no longer here. The link leads you to a commercial site that sells Magritte posters)
    • Sage's Sans Titre: Magritte Links (an extensive index, which has vanished)
    • The Official Magritte Site
    • Athénée Royal René MAGRITTE 16 r. du Collège CHATELET-CENTRE (in French)
  • Man Ray
    • The Man Ray Photographic Library: in French, in English
    • Mark Harden's "Artchive" of Man Ray images
  • Barbara Kruger
    • Artcyclopedia's Barbara Kruger: Works Viewable on the Internet page
    • nina's Talk Like Us -- Barbara Kruger
    • Barbara Kruger: text by Julie Cotter, art by Barbara Kruger at Museum of Modern Art, Heide, Melbourne, Australia
    • Barbara Kruger at Photo Active Feminist Visiting Artists, 1998-99 Series (Univ. of Michigan)
    • L.A. Times' profile of and interview with Barbara Kruger
  • Misha Gordon (thephotographer's website).
  • George E. Mahlberg's In-A-Gadda-da-Oswald (a photomontage created with Photoshop)
  • Joseph Squier's the place
  • Surrealism Server's More Web Resources concerning Surrealism
  • Fluxus Performance Workbook, edited by Ken Friedman and Owen Smith (with Lauren Sawchen)

   

• Social Realism
  • Diego Rivera Web Museum

   

• Museums
  • Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion House (at the Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village)
  • Dr. Leslie and the Composing Room (fascinating on-line essay/exhibit about American graphic design)
  • George Eastman House: International Museum of Photography and Film (Rochester, New York)
  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York)
  • Museum of Modern Art (New York)
  • Whitney Museum's Internet Art exhibit
  • Whitney Museum of American Art
  • National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC)
  • The Smithsonian Institution Home Page (Washington, DC)
  • Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum (Smithsonian Institution)
  • Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris)
  • Louvre Museum (Paris)
  • Musée d'Orsay (Paris)
  • Asian Art Museum of San Francisco (California)
  • Nicolas Pioch's WebMuseum and its Famous Paintings Exhibition (Paris)
  • Mark Harden's Artchive (a very good resource)
  • Dowling and Galduroz's Modern Masterworks ("a retrospective look at the art of the 20th century")
  • Virtual Library Museums pages: Art Galleries (extensive listing)
  • SUNET's Index of /pub (images archived at the Swedish University Network)
  • The History of Costume by Braun & Schneider (text and illustrations from book published c.1861-80; an invaluable resource, highly recommended)
  • Ad*Access ("images and database information for over 7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and magazines between 1911 and 1955" at the John W. Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising, and Marketing History in Duke University's Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library. Highly recommended ).
  • London Transport Museum

   

• General Resources for the Visual Arts
  • Art Deadlines List ("A monthly newsletter providing information about opportunities for artists, art educators and art students of all ages")
  • Artists Rights Society (ARS)
  • Artnet Worldwide
  • ArtSource
  • Lynda Engstrom's Art Links (a concise selection of some fine sites)
  • Alan Liu's Voice of the Shuttle: Art and Art History Page (Univ. of California, Santa Barbara)

   

• Magazines
  • The Comics Journal
  • Comics Revue
  • DoubleTake
  • Hogan's Alley: The Magazine of the Cartoon Arts
  • Huge Magazine ("The Internet's Superchunky Arts and Leisure Magazine") and its intriguing Big Ass Links List

   

• Film and TV: Film | TV | Commerce
  • Film
    • All-Movie Guide
    • American Movie Classics
    • AtomFilms.com (short films on-line)
    • Boxoffice Magazine: Films in the Works
    • George Eastman House: International Museum of Photography and Film (Rochester, New York)
    • iFilm.com ("The Internet Movie Guide")
    • The Internet Movie Database: US, UK, Italy (click on the site nearest your location -- recommended)
    • Motion Picture Association of America
    • Spite Your Face Productions Ltd. Really cool animated films.
    • Turner Classic Movies
    • The WAV Place (audio files from films and TV shows)
    • Directors
      • Gene Deitch (official site)
      • Hitchcock
        • Hitchcock at 100 (at the New York Times)
        • Alfred Hitchcock (at MOMA)
        • Hitchcock 100 (at Universal Studios)
      • Featured Artist: Spike Lee (at the New York Times)
      • The Official Preston Sturges Site
      • Featured Subject: Billy Wilder (at the New York Times)
  • TV
    • AdCritic.com ("All Ads, All The Time"): an archive of TV commercials.
    • Tim's TV Showcase (learn about any show that aired on American network TV)
    • Toon Tracker's Total TV Page ("Finders of Lost Cartoons"). Note: plug-in and excessive graphics on main page. Might crash your browser.
    • The Museum of Television & Radio
    • TV shows
      • Dana's Ally McBeal Page
      • The Gilmore Girls
        • The Gilmore Girls (WB site)
        • GilmoreGirls.org: An Unofficial Fansite
        • Gilmore-Girls.net (unofficial fan Site)
      • Joan of Arcadia
        • Joan of Arcadia (fan site)
        • Joan of Arcadia (CBS site)
        • Mysterious Messages (fan site)
      • Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
      • Muppets (Sesame Street, The Muppet Show, Fraggle Rock, Muppets Tonight, Bear in the Big Blue House, etc.)
        • Bear in the Big Blue House
        • Fionaurora's Jim Henson Page
        • Henson.com (official site)
        • Muppets.com (official site)
        • Bill Sherman's Muppets Home Page
      • The Osbournes (MTV)
      • Sports Night
        • Sports Night (Comedy Central)
        • Sports Night (fan site)
        • Sports Night (ABC) When the show was cancelled and this website disappeared.
      • That '70s Show (Carsey-Werner Company's site)
      • The West Wing
        • The West Wing (NBC)
        • The West Wing Continuity Guide (fan site)
        • JedBartlet.com
      • The X-Files (Fox)
  • Commerce
    • Amazon.com's Video Store
    • Facets Multi-Media (distributor of art, cult, foreign and hard-to-find videos)
    • Library Video Company
    • Movies Unlimited
    • Reel.com

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