Museums

• Philadelphia Museum of Art:
  home to the world's most important collection of Duchamp's work.
• Centre National d'Art et Culture Georges Pompidou:
  the Paris museum of modern and contemporary art that houses works by Duchamp.
  
  
  Duchamp and 20th Century Art
  
  
• The Richard Mutt Case: Looking For Marcel Duchamp's Fountain :
  by Michael Betancourt
• Fresh Widow 3000 / Encounter with Marcel Duchamp:
  a multi-media website that features original art, music, poetry as well as the work of Duchamp with images, audio files, resources, and links.
• International Dada Archive:
  the gateway to the International Dada Archive of the University of Iowa Libraries. A great resource for information about artists and writers of the Dada movement.
• Art Abandon:
  contains essays concerning the influence of Henri Poincaré3( on Marcel Duchamp and the "anti-retinal" nature of Duchamp's art.
• Cavant-Garde:
  a website devoted to modern and contemporary art that contains essays on Duchamp, Picasso, Mondrian, and other major figures of the early 20th century.
• Marcel Duchamp Mated:
  focuses on Duchamp with a good list of links, books, and videos on the artist.
• Through the Large Glass:
  an installation of computer generated work based on Duchamp's The Large Glass.
• Marcel Duchamp Online, en francais:
  a comprehensive French website about the life and art of Marcel Duchamp. Includes a link list of 50 Duchamp sites.
• Aquadelia *01 Marcel Duchamp:
  discusses the first exhibition of Duchamp's Rotoreliefs and simulates their visual effect with animated representations.
• The Readymade Art of Marcel Duchamp:
  Stephen Feyrer examines the history and significance of Duchamp's readymades.
• Art Minimal & Conceptual Only:
  features the work of minimalist and conceptual artists with images, interviews, and essays.
• DaDa Online: a source for information about the art, literature and development of the European Dada movement.
• Shocking: L.H.O.O.Q.:
  considers the life and art of Duchamp in relation to the Dada movement.
• The Elegant Pisser: Fountain by R. Mutt:
  an essay by Max Podstolskii that explores the impact of Duchamp's Fountain on the development of 20th century art
• Duchamp's Hidden Noise: A Lifelong Flirtation with Fame:
  in this article from The Idler web periodical, Alice Goldfarb Marquis investigates the shaping of Duchamp's public image.
• From Irony to Vapidity: Artistic Appropriation of Mechanical Reproduction:
  Artistic Appropriation of Mechanical Reproduction: an essay on how industrial innovation affected modern art that appeared in online magazine Threshold.
• Sex, Scandal and Death:
  Ann Lee Spiro's article on Artstar.com describes the collection of Duchamp objects at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
• Revamp Duchamp:
  offers interpretations of Duchamp's work and incorporates it into visual montages.
• Dada with a focus on Marcel Duchamp:
  a student research project regarding Duchamp's contribution to the Dada movement.

• Marcel Duchamp: Exhibition Proposal
  by Francis M. Naumann

  
  
  Related Links
  
  
• Art & Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI):
  an international organization that promotes the intersection of art and science via a monthly info-listing, exhibitions, international symposia, and public projects.
  
  
• College Art Association:
  the national organization of scholars and students which promotes excellence in the study and teaching of Art History and criticism.
• The Art History Network:
  a one stop resource for Art History, Archaeology and Architecture resources on the web.
• Artcyclopedia:
  a search engine to hundreds of art museum sites and image archives worldwide.
• ArtLex:
  a visual arts dictionary of more than 3,000 terms, along with many images and links to other online art resources.
• Art History Resources on the Web:
  Prof. Chris Witcombe's extensive list of online resources for all periods of Art History.
• Mark Harden's Artchive:
  an index of artists, museums, and criticism that combines over 200 artist bios with more than 2,000 images and many links.
• Gateway to Art History:
  research resources in Art History compiled for use with Gardner's Art Through the Ages.
• Copious Art Links:
  a long list of online art resources compiled by David Newman and Julia Marsalek Dawson at the Center for Advanced Study in Postcontemporary Art.
• Artstar.com:
  a broad-ranging art site offering an online magazine, shopping and auction capabilities, consulting services, as well as museum and gallery information.
• Department of Fine Art at University of Toronto:
  includes list of art and Art History resources.
• Fine Arts Department, Okanagan University College:
  contains departmental information, image galleries, and a list of online art resources.
• Art History with Michelli:
  the online supplement to Pippin Michelli's course in Art History. Contains the "Art History Browser" of online art resources.
• Piero Scaruffi's Art Page:
  an archive of important painters and museums with related links.
• Focus on Art:
  contains essays that debate the future of art.
• Alpha and Omega:
  an art and literature website that recently featured Duchamp as "Artist of the Month" with a chronology and description of his major works.
• Artpool:
  a nonprofit research center in Hungary that follows interesting art experiments and promotes artistic communication. Has a good Duchamp link list.
• Surrealism.org:
  an internet portal to surrealist art of the past and present.
• Intertwining the Two Cultures in the Year Two Thousand:
  Ken Stage evaluates the relationship between the art and science.
• Live on the Net Chess Sites:
  a website for chess enthusiasts with an archive of game strategies and chess links.
• John Mullens’ Art Pages at Marshall University:
  contains over 30 links to Art and Art History related sites.
• Nightowlcrafters
  
• Anancyweb:
  40,000 plus Links to some of the best pages on the web.

• World Wide Arts Resources:
  the largest gateway to arts Information.
  
• ART QUEST:
  an image listing service connecting buyers and sellers of art by email. Special features include A Monthly Featured Art GiveAway, Links Library, Bulletin Board and a Back Room where you can collect your favorite works of art. You'll see art listed by artists, galleries and dealers as well as those collectors who are looking to buy and sell paintings, sculpture, prints and more.
  
• dART- The Internet Art Database:
  find art from thousands of web sites.
• Add Me!:
  Submits your site for free to the 25 most popular search engines and directories on the web.
• All about Johannes Vermeer
  
The Mary Reynolds Collection
The Mary Reynolds Collection: Surrealism and its Affinities in Ryerson and Burman Lirbaries at The Art Institute of Chicago.


Artists


• Visit the Art of Leon Engelen:
  photographically detailed landscape and animal oil paintings, using classical techniques.
• Studio-Sandor.com:
  Condeptual art based on circle segments, virtual portfolio of acrylic paintings and exhibitions.
  

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