Collections, catalogues and project guides
Art Links: Collections and Web Art
An art link is most useful when it leads to something specific: a work to explore, a collection to browse or a source that explains the context. These starting points connect the projects on Artbrush to the wider history of art on the web.
Web art and electronic literature
Whitney Artport's Idea Line catalogue is a useful companion to the web-art guides here. Its text index includes the original addresses for Welcome to the Met, Nothing Is Impossible Out Here and A Jolt from Deep Within. Use the catalogue to explore the works alongside other entries rather than reading each project in isolation.
The preserved trAce Assemblage catalogue at The NEXT offers another route into networked writing and art. Its alphabetical entries include several Artbrush projects, including Digital Divide and Urban Lullaby. The source links below lead directly to the catalogue pages.
Explore artbrush
Begin with the gallery after closing time in Welcome to the Met, compare it with the fictional favours in Nothing Is Impossible Out Here, or explore the relationship between city memory and 3D animation in My Two Worlds.
The original Artbrush links page was a much larger artist directory. Its archived edition remains available below for historical research. For practical research tools and artist-opportunity listings, continue to the resources page.