Portal to the field of community arts. Provides news, documentation, theoretical writing, communications, research and educational information. The organization closed its doors in June, 2011.  The archives are with Indiana University.

Self-proclaimed world's largest online library. Contains large quantities of excellent articles and other resources on arts-related topics.

JSTOR: The Scholarly Journal Archive is a library of articles on the web.

EGG was a tv show about people making art across America on PBS. Althought the show is extinct, the website still has some very valuable resources about working artists in America.

Arts website filled with free online educational guides, playable online videos on all arts subjects, and DVDs for purchase.

An online database and glossary contains approximately 2000 art and design terms using British sign language. Signs for art history, digital media and applied arts terminology are presented in video clips.

The Smithsonian Institution's Research Information System.

Online catalog of The Museum of Modern Art Library, Archives and Study Centers.

An authoritative and timely professional development resource that advances teaching artist research and practice.

artline is a searchable catalogue of over 675 art dealers, and over 1000 fine artists, 1500-2000 AD, listed alphabetically by painting, prints, drawing, sculpture, and photography.