Where does art live on the Internet?

People have been going to galleries and museums for centuries when looking for great art. But today, you can bring them to you by exploring their collections and archives online. Today, art is much more accessible with so many articles, videos, and immersive experiences at your fingertips. Interested in beefing up your art intake? We’ve gathered a few Webby-recognized digital archives that you can virtually stroll through.
Museo Nacional del Prado
Explore the collection of one of the most revered museums to date, Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid, Spain. The museum’s digital collection boasts an impressive assortment of art by avant-garde painters compiled over the past 150 years!
London Art Studies
Explore the fully digital video collection from London Art Studies. They have a vast archive of videos that are close and meticulous studies of art, both popular and niche. You can browse their selection by lecturer, series, and theme–you can even hear directly from the artists themselves.
Virtual Views by The Museum of Modern Art
Bring the MoMA to you by walking through their online archive of art in their collection, and the artists behind the work. They have videos, articles, and even 3D models to give you a closer look.
The Mission Muralismo Audio Zine
Take this audio tour from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art of San Francisco’s Mission District! Listen as they paint an auditory picture of the murals that decorate the walls, the cultural context of the Mission Muralismo movement, and insight from the muralists themselves.
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