Art
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Art Safari Online
"Art Safari is an art and writing activity for elementary and middle-school kids (and their parents) based on four pieces of art from The Museum of Modern Art in New York. ""Choose one of the artworks to begin. Questions will guide you to write a story about what you see. Look for clues that help you figure out what’s happening in the artwork. Type your answers, or ask an adult to help. Remember: There are no right or wrong answers to the questions. Learn by looking, and have fun!"""
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Art of Apollo
Reviewed June 19, 1999 by a parent from Hawaii who is affiliated with the site. Apollo is the world’s leading environmental Artist, based in Hawaii, specializing in whale art, dolphin art, marine art, endangered species, threatened habitat, space art, 3D cyber art, tropical art, rain forests, graphics and animations for web designers. Apollo’s art helps to raise Environmental Awareness and inspires the soul.
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Ansel Adams & The Sierra Club
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Ansel Adams: Manzanar Lesson Plan
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Ansel Adams [1902-1984]
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Ansel AdamsBiography
"Adams, Ansel (Feb. 20 1902 Apr. 22 1984), photographer and environmentalist, was born in San Francisco, California, the son of Charles Hitchcock Adams, a businessman, and Olive Bray. This biography (adapted from American National Biography Online) tells the story of a boy who did not fit in any of the schools he tried, and was most likely hyperactive and dyslexic. Adams’ first love was music; he taught himself to play the piano at age twelve. Adams visited Yosemite at the age of fourteen with a Kodak Brownie camera given him by his parents, and eventually gave up a career in music for one in photography."
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Ansel Adams DOI Photographs
"In 1941, the National Park Service commissioned Adams to create a photographic mural.Adams was paid about $22 a day and took photos in Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Unfortunately, World War II interrupted the project, and the mural was never completed. This collection of two hundred digitized royalty-free photos is the result of that Department of Interior project. Because these images are in the public domain, they can be freely used for school reports or websites."
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Ansel Adams at 100
"This outstanding multimedia exhibit from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art focuses on seven important Adams works, and is my pick of the day. With every click, there is something beautiful to explore: a photo, an idea, an audio clip, a video, or an interactive activity. To enlarge the thumbnail photos, use your mouse to manipulate the orange ""Zoom"" and ""Pan"" controls. Unfortunately the size of the photos is limited by the fixed size of the exhibit browser."
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A History of Photography
Reviewed February 22, 2000 by Richard Sutton, a teacher from Michigan who is not affiliated with the site. Entirely hypertext, this site is a goldmine for people seeking information quickly and concisely. In my view, by far the best site. Recommended by the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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@rt Room
"In addition to the display of artwork from kids ages five to twelve, visitors will delight at the @rt Sparkers (fifteen ideas to jumpstart your creativity,) @rtrageous Thinking (practice artistic thinking ) and @rtifacts (about famous and not-so-famous artists.) The @rt Teaching Resources and Links sections are also worthy of your clicks. To find submission guidelines, visit the Mailbox page, and follow the link to ""instructions on submitting artwork."""
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