Artist Trust is a non-profit organization that awards grants and other funding opportunities to Washington State artists in the visual, performing, and literary arts. They also have a database of regional, national, and international artist opportunities.
City of Seattle arts resource for funding and opportunities.
A Seattle based resource for photographers including links to many photo-centered galleries nation wide.
The Seattle Public Library Fine and Performing Art's Department's Guide to Books, Periodicals and Web Sites for the Working Artist. Includes links for regional and national exhibition, funding, and employment.
Opportunities for public works projects ranging from craft to multi-media installation.
This is the homepage. Guide to NEA programs, application processes, publications, legislative updates and listing of grant recipients. Check out who has gotten grants in the visual arts, it’s a good way to see what kinds of projects organizations are pursuing.
Guide to copyright info and downloadable forms.
A guide to quality internet resources in the arts and creative industries- UK based, but includes all internet arts resources.
Cameo is a searchable encyclopedia developed at the Conservation and Collections Management Department at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Information about every and anything, including archived exhibitions.
Middle Tenn. State University Art Department
A comprehensive registry of visual and performing arts resources. Provides a searchable database for anything of interest to artists: jobs, exhibitions, books, history, materials, etc.
Art dictionary for artists, students, and educators in art production, criticism, history, aesthetics, and education. Great descriptive links.
A daily updated digest of some of the best arts and cultural journalism. Arts Journal combs through more than 100 english-language newspapers, magazines, and publications featuring writing about arts and culture.
The European guide to Arts, culture, and entertainment.
Provides a searchable database of art exhibition catalogs and art books for sale.
List of juried competitions, call for entries/proposals/papers, contests, jobs, internships, scholarships, residencies, fellowships, casting calls, grants, festivals, funding, financial aid, and on and on.
The Artist Help Network is produced by Caroll Michels, a career coach, artist advocate and author of How to Survive as an Artist. Check out the bartering and art materials resources.
CCF is a non-profit organization that supports artists pursuing innovative approaches to form and content in the media, performing, visual arts, and emerging fields.
Grants, fellowships, awards, and information about foundations.
An extensive compilation by Gayle Wimmer, Professor of Art, University of Arizona School of Art and Miguel Juarez, Fine Arts Librarian, Fine Arts/Humanities TEAM, University of Arizona Library.
NYFA gives financial support to more individual artists and organizations than any other comparable institution. NYFA offers a free hotline and and email assistance to artists through it’s program NYFA Source. This service provides specific answers, when possible, to artists’ business and technical questions, and referrals to appropriate organizations and resources.
Find out more about artists residencies, retreats, and cooperatives.
The Artist Help Network is produced by Caroll Michels, a career coach, artist advocate and author of How to Survive as an Artist. Check out the bartering and art materials resources.
Job openings, post your resume
Public access to job listings, internships etc.
An international site designed by and for artists to exchange ideas and organize exhibitions in members respective countries.
“Arts and Healing Network is an on-line resource celebrating the connection between art and healing. Our web site serves as an international resource for anyone interested in the healing potential of art, especially environmentalists, social activists, artists, art professionals, health care practitioners, and those challenged by illness.”
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center announces the launch of WPS1 (www.wps1.org), the world’s first internet art radio station. Sponsored by Bloomberg L.P., WPS1 provides an extraordinary lineup of music and talk shows broadcasting 24 hours a day.
Career advice for artists and other links.
The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, they provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public. Check out the moving images section.
Post your art portfolio for freelance or job openings.
a web resource for technology based artists.
a web resource for sculptors
Great place to get a list of Arts magazines online.