All of the following tools and resources for Spatial Design (incl. architecture, virtual space/exhibitions etc.) are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)All of the following tools and resources for Media Arts are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)All of the following tools and resources for the Chinese Arts are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)All of the following tools and resources for Drawing & Painting are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)The internet provides plenty of opportunities to virtually visit places of historical, cultural and/or artistic relevance; often the tours and supporting materials provided are not merely very well curated and produced, but also engaging and even fun.
(more…)The Art Assignment is an educational video series that explores art and art history through the lens of the present. Each episode introduces an emerging or established artist, each of whom share an assignment that relates to their approach to art.
(more…)The British Museum in London offers virtual tours through extensive parts of its collections filtered by regions and/or themes (e.g. Art & Design, Living & Dying etc.).
(more…)Using its own Google Street View technology, and its vast databases of scanned artworks, books, artefacts Google offers a very broad and well curated choice of sophisticatedly produced virtual museum tours incl. also teaching and learning activities, teaching resources etc. through Google Arts and Culture.
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