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The Arts
Visual ArtsWorld Book Online EncyclopediaThe online version of the complete reference work provides all the articles from the print set with audio, video, images, links and more. This is a dependable choice for students. Access via e-Resources with your North Shore Libraries card and PIN. New Zealand MuseumsAn informative site devoted to discovering the “national treasures of New Zealand.” This is a searchable online guide to art galleries and museums in New Zealand. Art History resources on the WebThis site presents the history of art throughout the ages. The information is organized by date or by region. Museum of New Zealand"Te Papa is New Zealand's national museum, offering visitors a unique and authentic experience of this country's treasures and stories." This site features information on current exhibits, a photo gallery, a research library and educational resources. LouvreInformation about the history of the Louvre, descriptions of collections, virtual tours, activities and resources including interactive experiences. Fantastic collections of images; however some of the descriptions are in French! Web Museum: Famous Artwork ExhibitionThis website offers comprehensive and accurate information of the greatest painters in the world and art movements, and showcases thousands of well-photographed masterpieces. Painting and picture galleriesThis is the arts portal of the BBC. MusicEssentials of MusicThis site is a great introduction to music through the ages. It covers the six main periods in music history - Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th century discussing the greats in each era and genre. Glossary of Musical TermsThis site sifts through a database of musical terms by scrolling through the extensive definitions of essential musical terms. DanceSapphire Swan Dance DirectoryThis site contains resources organized by dance type and offers links to other directories and guides. DramaTheatre History on the WebThis website contains annotated links to sites on historical information that includes Classical, Medieval and Renaissance, Elizabethan, and 18th, 19th, and 20th century drama.
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