Visual Arts

The Public Art Fund is a non-profit arts organization that presents the work of contemporary artists in New York's public spaces. The Public Art Fund, over the past twenty years, has acted as a facilitator and advocate for artists and their work. By bringing new artworks into the public realm, the Public Art Fund provides a unique forum and support structure for artists to realize their artistic vision, while simultaneously increasing public access to contemporary art.

Philadelphia Public Art @ philart.net; pictures of hundreds of publicly viewable sculptures, memorials and fountains in Philadelphia; browsable by artist, date, subject, individual, and architectural classification, with tours, exhibits, links, and resources

Arts, Visual Arts, Public Art - Art-Public.com. Public art magazine and database.

Arts, Visual Arts, Public Art - Art in Partnership. Scotland's public art commissions agency.

Arts, Visual Arts, Printmaking - Printhouse Art Gallery and Workshop. A program of the Brass Ring Society Inc.

Riverside Studio in Elora Ontario Canada specializes in relief and intaglio (etching) printing.

Arts, Visual Arts, Native and Tribal - Douglas Dawson Gallery. Non-Western art, including textiles, sculpture and vessels, ceramics, and furniture.

Arts, Visual Arts, Native and Tribal - Merton D. Simpson Gallery. African and Oceanian tribal art, with many images and current exhibition.

Arts, Visual Arts, Native and Tribal - Folk Art International. Dealer in tribal arts and antiquities, with many images and some cultural background on objects.

Arts, Visual Arts, Native and Tribal - Joel Cooner Gallery. Images of African, Asian, and Oceanic tribal art objects.

A collaborative exhibition by four artists from both sides of the Atlantic. Oliver and Rory Jeffers live in Belfast. Mac Premo and Duke Riley live in Brooklyn, NY. For 36 weeks, a sketchbook travels back and forth between these four artists. Each has four days to create a spread in book. Each spread is a response to the one before it, and a call to the artist that follows. By the time it is exhibited under the Lagan Weir, from the 29th of April to the 7th of May 2004, book will have travelled over 60,000 miles.

following a brief introduction of the compost mail artists group you will be guided through their mail-art exhibitions the postcards presented there show well known objects in artistically created and or modified environments