Visual Resources
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Art Project, powered by Google
February 4, 2011Ever wanted to see the Hermitage? Wanted to stroll through the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles? More » -
Smart History
October 27, 2010Smart History is a free open source art history textbook that seeks to further conversations and knowledge about art history through a collaborative framework that embraces new technologies More » -
MIMOA--My Modern Architecture
September 28, 2010MIMOA is a user generated database of modern architecture that's handily designed to be accessed via mobile devices More » -
Muybridge: motion and murder
September 9, 2010Students currently enrolled in Art History 298 (and others!) may find a new Tate Britain show relevant to fall coursework. More » -
Geo Coded Art
February 16, 2010Geo Coded Art is a website in which paintings can be explored by their location in either Bing or Google maps. The Example above depicts Vasily Vereshchagin’s painting of the Taj Mahal mausoleum. More » -
Museum of Online Museums Winter Update
January 26, 2010It’s welcome back to campus time here at the VR blog, and so we’ll ease back into things with the kind of frivolous timewaster designed for those times when there isn’t a lot of schoolwork to do just yet. More » -
Smithsonian Collections Cross Search
December 14, 2009Interesting find this week as the Smithsonian has unveiled a search engine that cross searches the collections of that multiplicity of museums paid for with your tax dollars. More » -
1001 Wonders
December 4, 20091001 Wonders is a fantastic site that provides panoramic images and accompanying information about a good number (though not yet quite 1001, unfortunately) of UNESCO World Heritage sites. More » -
Geoencoding in Adobe Lightroom
November 20, 2009Interesting news today as developer Jeffrey Friedl has recently released an Adobe Lightroom plug-in that allows for easy geo-encoding of images. More » -
Virtual Stonehenge
November 16, 2009Care of the BBC comes this fantastic 360 degree panorama of the famous megalithic site Stonehenge. Well worth a quick look! More »
