The Art History Browser
Tips and Journals

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Have you heard of "art indigestion"? It's real. You might get it from this browser. Here are some tips to prevent it.

1. Do not exhaust yourself. Twenty minutes is plenty.
2. Visit one site and do it properly. I have tried to exclude bad ones.
3. To help you choose purposefully, this updated browser has been sorted by period.
4. The sites are necessarily graphics-intensive. Therefore they can be very slow. So try to use the browser during the morning when the web is at its fastest.

News

Commentarium - news about art and archaeology from prehistory to c.1700.

Journals Online

Nexus Network Journal - An illustrated journal which considers the relationship between architecture (past and present) and mathematis.

Mediamatic - A journal on modern media which considers the point where art and technology merge.

IN[]VISIBLE CULTURE - A journal on visual studies.

Current Archaeology - designed for the non-specialist reader with very nice, well-illustrated online articles covering a wide range of periods and types.

The City Review - a rather nice, very palatable journal with illustrated articles about any number of visual things, mainly in New York, and also abroad. Enjoy this one.

The Art Historians' Guide to the Movies - By Craig Eliason at Rutgers. The more art history you know, the more you ought to visit this site. Sheer joy. Now expanded and more serious.

Mona Lisa Images in the Modern World - Robert Baron's interesting essay on an image which is too well known, and not well enough understood.

Archaeology on the Net - Great collection of research resources for archaeology and pre-1700 AD art history.

PostModernism and Art History - fascinating site, a mixture of thoughts, images, jokes, theories. Go see.