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| ADAM Gateway to art, design, architecture and media information on the Internet. Searchable database selected by professional art librarians. |
| Art_and_Technology_at_About_com Multi-disciplined arts arena with links and features. |
| Art_Channel Network of artists, museums, galleries and other resources. |
| art_in_context Online reference library for information about artists, museums and galleries. |
| Art_Offer Directory and search engine of artists, galleries and exhibitions. In English and German. |
| Art_Resources_Directory Comprehensive directory of art resources for artists, galleries, and art collectors. The directory is searchable by category and keyword. |
| Art_Search Searchable visual art, music, and theater directory. |
| Art_Source Search by artist, gallery or genre. |
| Artappeal Link page to arts portals. |
| ArtBoomer_com Comprehensive portal to global art resources. Offers a directory of artists and art professionals, as well as a visual means to enhance global exposure. |
| Art-Bridge_com Comprehensive directory and searchable database of art resources on the Web. |
| Artcom_Collector\'s_Corner International featured artist, exhibitions, list of museums and other features of international scope. |
| Artcyclopedia Guide to museum-quality art on the Internet. Search hundreds of art museum sites for exhibits and artists. |
| Artfacts_Net International online gallery and museum guide for modern, contemporary and emerging art. |
| Artifact The arts and creative industries hub of the Resource Discovery Network (RDN). Each site is chosen by subject specialists for its relevance to further and higher education teaching, learning and resear |
| Artists_Domain Directory of artists and virtual galleries. |
| Artnet_com An arts portal, with artist listing, galleries, and auctions. |
| Arts_Policy_and_Management,_City_University Extensive links covering all areas of arts, museums, galleries and heritage policy and management |
| ArtSeek Art resource directory with listings of artists, galleries, museums, arts, news, and Internet resources. |
| Artsofar A portal for the discerning lover of the arts. |
| ArtWebLinks_com A searchable directory of artists, galleries and other art related websites from around the world. |
| AskART_Com Information on over 32,000 American artists including biographies, bodies of work, valuation and appraisal techniques, auction records, publications, and artists representatives, as well as literature |
| CatapultArt_Search Search engine and directory of visual art and photography sites. Also in Italian. |
| Contact_A_Creative An online directory of creative services, including photographers, illustrators, designers and other services. |
| d\'Art Directory and database also includes artists' galleries, community, and research fora. |
| The_Designers_Network Resource site with directory of artists and designers. |
| The_Digital_Artist Worldwide online gallery for artists, designers and artisans, with exhibits, daily news updates, bookstore, articles, and free newsletters. |
| EURAN_European_Art_Network Web directory of art-related sites. |
| EyesWideOpen Categorized list of visual arts pages. |
| The_Fanlistings Official headquarters to join or create sites for favorite celebrities or subjects. Provides details for membership, awards, lists, community, and forum. |
| Florida_Artists_Registry Statewide directory of artists, galleries, museums and art organizations, offering free site submissions. Calendar of art events, links. |
| Foliofinder_com Searchable index of artists, creatives, photographers, designers, and illustrators. |
| Frenchculture_org Guide to French art exhibitions, events and resources found in the United States. Edited by the French Cultural Services. |
| Goreyography A graphical gallery including works by artist-illustrator Edward Gorey, Shari Emil, and Glen Emil. |
| International_Registry_of_Artists_and_Artwork IRAA members search engine and forum. |
| Kara_Art Features twelve sections dedicated to the visual arts: artists, galleries, ceramics, prints, museums, collections, contests, books, aboriginal art, outsider art, photography, and paintings by P.P.Paso |
| Multitalented_com Searchable business directory for visual and perfomance artists. |
| Notebook_Directories A hierarchical list of arts resources and links sorted by field and subject. |
| Oriscus_ "The Arts, Technology and Meaning." Internet resources in the arts, technology, music, musical instruments and philosophy. |
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Movements of the Avant-GardeVolume 7.1, 1999
This issue is a result of the conference, "Movements of the Avant-Garde," held at
Stanford University in May 1997. It addresses the concept of movement both as artistic group and as the physical transport of bodies through space in order to see
what ruptures this might cause in the smooth fabric of theories of modernism. Following the geographical movements of the avant-garde, artists found rich, yet
troubled, encounters between Europe and the Americas, East and West, an imagined modern and its designated primitive. The search for a link between the theories and the
travels of the avant-garde led inevitably to inter-disciplinary work that reflected the avant-garde's own experimentation with new media and poetic forms. .
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The Athlete's Body
Volume 6.2, 1998 
Situating the athlete's body at the center of the complex web of psychological,
social, cultural, economic and historical forces that together make up modern athletics, this issue approaches its topic from two perspectives: it examines the
mind/body relation as it pertains to athletic performance and experience, and it examines the history and sociology of sport within various cultural contexts.
Disciplining Literature
Volume 6.1, 1998
This issue offers a collection of essays by leading scholars in the different literary
fields and methodologies, focusing on the institutional origins and implementations of those discursive practices that bear the name of literary
scholarship, literary history, or simply literature. The contributors attempt an evaluation of the contemporary relevance and status of literary scholarship within the academy.
Membership, Migration, and Identity: Dilemmas for Liberal Societies Volume 5.2, Spring 1997 
The authors of the articles in this issue of the Stanford Humanities Review situate themselves, with varying degrees of explicitness, in both the immigration-based
membership debates and the wider debates about political and cultural identity. They share a commitment to "deconstructing" or "unpacking" the frames of
reference such debates deploy. In making explicit the contingency of meanings and the problematic vagueness of universalistic principles and global solutions, these
authors speak in post-modern voices. But in examining the genealogies of particular theories and local constructions of political membership, these authors
pierce the veil of modernity to reveal vibrant pre-modern nativisms and self-understandings. They articulate how this veneer has engendered complacency, mystification, and injury.
The Cultural and Technological Incubations of Fascism An SEHR Special Supplement This issue Stanford Humanities
Review devoted to the topic of "Cultural and Technological Incubations of Fascism," originated as a research seminar conducted by Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Timothy Lenoir, and Jeffrey
Schnapp in the winter quarter of 1993. It was built to an unusual degree around hands-on archival research performed at Stanford's Hoover Institution and in Green Library's Special Collections,
and it brought together a remarkable cross-section of advanced students from disciplines as variegated as History, History of Science, Classics, Comparative Literature, Drama, English, Spanish,
Portuguese, French and Italian Studies. It was not intended as a course 'about fascism' in any strict or narrow sense. Nor did it focus upon the concatenation of historical events and
circumstances that led to the rise of fascist movements and to their triumph in various parts of the globe during the 1920s and 1930s. Rather, the seminar was set up as an interdisciplinary
research forum concerned with the socioeconomic, cultural, and technological preconditions that played different roles as catalysts for the emergence of fascism - even if their relationship to
'fascism' can rarely be described by such terms as causality or necessity.
Contested Polities
Volume 5.1, Spring 1996 Literary critics, historians, political scientists, and a grab-bag of
interdisciplinary specialists weigh in on religion, culture, and politics in the Middle East -- a set of categories endlessly subject to warring interpretations.
Constructions of the Mind: Artificial Intelligence and the Humanities
Volume 4.2, Spring 1995 Philosophers, Artists, Literary Critics,
Sociologists, and Cognitive Scientists inquire into the possibility of using computational models to gain a better understanding of the mind and humanity. With an interview of Heinz von Foerster,
one of Cybernetics's founding fathers.
"Bridging the Gap": Where Cognitive Science Meets Literary Criticism
Volume 4.1, Spring 1994 
Cognitive scientist Herbert Simon presents his views on the foundations and role
of Literary Criticism and draws all kinds of responses from 35 Humanities scholars.
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