Engaging Online Art History Resources Homeschooling with Technology

273: Engaging online art history resources

In today's episode, guest Holly Egan who teaches the Art History class for teens at show sponsor FundaFunda Academy, shares her favorite online art history resources.



Main supplemental websites for her art history class:



Smart History -Has over 800 contributors from all over the world



https://smarthistory.org/



National Geographic – great art history section with engaging articles



Art History School –  artist biographies explored by Paul Priestly



Artthropology.com– a collection of art history videos an art history teacher has put up on her site from various sources



Khan Academy – their art history videos



 



Art Museum Websites 



MoMA  



The Met 



The Whitney  



 



YouTube Channels for Videos:



National Galleries Scotland & Royal Academy of Arts – videos on movements, artists, exhibitions



The Magnificent Paintbrush – excellent, short artist bios from an elementary art teacher



Tate YouTube Channel: 



The National Gallery YouTube Channel 



Favorite art channel on this list is The Art Assignment. It's a PBS Digital Studios channel uploads videos focus on contemporary art. Host Sarah Urist Green interviews the artists from around the world and the artists give an assignment to the audience.



Holly's Art History Class



https://www.fundafundaacademy.com/product/art-history/



Take a look at show sponsor, FundaFunda Academy to see what they offer for online classes and web-based unit studies.



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