The Met
 | The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's Web site opens with "Today's Featured Work of Art." The page links to detailed information about the piece and a history of the artist and the artwork.
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Olafu Eliasson: Take Your Time
 | Site that accompanied the MoMA exhibition of the same name. The exhibition closed on June 30, 2008. However, the Website includes images taken by visitors who were given special cell-phone cameras to wear that document their journeys through the show, thereby depicting a candid and experiential view of the exhibition (and one that is in accordance with the artist?s practice).
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National Museum of Women in the Arts
 | March is Women's History Month we highlight the National Museum of Women in the Arts, "the only museum in the world dedicated exclusively to recognizing the contributions of women artists."
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Museum of Web Art
 | At this Web-based art gallery you'll see examples of the latest technologies in Web design and computer art. On view are interactive computer art installations, stories and game-like activities for kids, and innovative Web designs. Check it out and expand your idea of what art is and what it can do!
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The Useum
 | A visually elegant experiment into what an online, interactive museum might be like. This site will disappear for revision in September, so take a look!
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Centre George Pompidou
 | This well-constructed site contains online exhibits and information about this famous art center.
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The Posters of Toulouse-Lautrec
 | The site is well designed and the works are compelling. The site contains historical information as well as reproductions of the posters in two different sizes (for those who are bandwidth challenged). Presented by the San Diego Museum of Art.
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Krannert Art Museum
 | An interesting collection of both historic and contemporary works. The site itself is simply designed and easy to navigate. This site is full surprises like a QuickTime Player VR tour of the African Art collection and a special feature on "Science in the Art Museum."
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Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
 | This site features works from the De Young Museum and the Legion of Honor. This site also contains "Imagebase," a collection of over 60,000 works of art.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art
 | As you'd expect, this site is beautifully designed. General information as well as some selections from the Whitney's current exhibitions are included here. The exhbit "Beat Culture and the New America 1950-1965" caught my eye.
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The WebMuseum
 | Visit the WebMuseum network. View the work of Paul Cezanne or Art of the 20th Century.
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