Art and Literature |
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Promotional services provided by artists
with disabilities for company or organization advertsing needs (from aprons to
zipper-pulls) |
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Art Gallery of young mother and art
student, Stephanie. |
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Text only available There
are three main components to this site: arts.community - a hyperlinked
periodical with features and news about the arts. Guide to the National
Endowment for the Arts - an overview of the grantmaking programs of the single
largest arts funder in the United States. Arts Resource Center - includes a
catalogue of publications (some free of charge), contact information for a
broad range of national arts service organizations, and a library of online
publications. |
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A list of the State Arts Agency and
Regional Arts Organization 504/ADA Coordinators, with contact information |
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Assistive Technology for Recreation -
devices and advice |
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The Arts Access pilot Visual Arts
Bridging Course for People with Physical Disabilities, is now being delivered
at Swinburne University of Technology. |
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Initiated and administered by Cleveland
Arts, Cleveland Disability Arts Network promotes disabled artists and
disability issues through the arts. |
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This is a partial listing of resources
compiled by the Office for AccessAbility at the National Endowment for the Arts
(Phone: 202/682-5532; TTY: 202/682-5496) |
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Welcome to ArtSource, a gathering point
for networked resources on Art and Architecture. The content is diverse and
includes pointers to resources around the net as well as original materials
submitted by librarians, artists, and art historians, etc. This site is
intended to be selective, rather than comprehensive. |
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Lauded by the New York Times as "a
cultural icon of the online community," Echo is where journalists, writers, and
actors mix easily with teachers, lawyers, priests, and students. It's where
raging arguments over political and literary issues meld with intense
psychological discussions. It's where schoolyard name-calling can be elevated
to elegant poetry. Whether they're logged in from Seattle or the Upper West
Side, everybody meets on the computer. |
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Articles, links, information. |
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Sandy Rochelle's poem "To My Young
Autistic Son At the Fair". Presented in text and audio. |
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Lots of jpeg images of the Vatican and
art that is located there |
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