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Looking and Learning
http://www.artwire.com/modules/myalbum/
Looking and Learning
This is a fun safe place for artists to come and show off their artwork and make new friends.
There is a ton of fun activities to choose from including art news, gaming, discussing whatever it is you would like to talk about in the forums, rating other people? art, and a FREE online drawing class!
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Global Childrens Art Gallery : Online
http://naturalchild.com/gallery/
Global Childrens Art Gallery : Online
Submit your own artwork for display.
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Art & Design at KS3, KS4, GCSE & AS/A2 level by Julia Stubbs
http://www.juliastubbs.co.uk/
Artwork by students at KS3 to KS4 (age 11-14), GCSE (15), AS (16) and A2 level (17). There is also some primary school work.
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Art Room
http://www.arts.ufl.edu/art/rt_room/index.html
Art Room - Like art rooms in schools everywhere, this virtual art room is meant to be a "special" place. Within its "walls," kids are offered opportunities to create, to discover, to imagine, to invent, to learn, and to make their thoughts become things. In short, the @rt room is a place for kids to explore their inner and outer worlds.
This area of the @rt room is dedicated to exhibiting children's art work from around the world.
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ArtSonia
http://www.artsonia.com/
ArtSonia - The World's Largest Art Museum for Young Artists
Integrate technology into the classroom: Teachers and students can engage in creative art projects around a wide range of social, cultural, artistic and other scholastic themes. They can then scan, process and publish their artwork on Artsonia - the largest student art museum on the Internet.
Develop multi-cultural understanding: Classrooms can engage in "virtual field trips" within Artsonia to view the artwork of other students, interact with them and develop an understanding of how other students live, learn, and play.
Increase parental involvement in their children's education: Parents and extended family members can come to Artsonia to see their children's creative work, provide them encouragement and appreciation online, and engage them in a dialog around their education and accomplishments.
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Student Artwork
http://grove.ufl.edu/~rolandc/student.html
Student Artwork .. links to websites that display student artwork.
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My Place Asia Australia
http://www.curriculum.edu.au/accessasia/myplace/index.htm
The Art Gallery showcases over 100 artworks, stories and responses from students in schools across Australia, Korea, China and India. The artworks are presented in eleven themes with focus questions to guide independent student activity.
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