American
Museum of Natural History, New York
Hosted by the Department of Anthropology, this
site contains links to the museum's collections,
publications, and special projects for African,
Native American, and Asian Arts.
Art Institute of Chicago
Their collections include: African and
Amerindian, Asian Arts, textiles, classical arts and
more...
Bayly Art Museum, University of Virginia
"African Art: Esthetics and Meaning": An
electronic exhibition catalog from their African Art
Exhibit.
Bowers Museum of Cultural Art
Located in Santa Ana, California, Bowers has
permanent collections and traveling exhibitions of Native
American, pre-Columbian, Asian, African,
and Pacific Island arts and artifacts.
The Dallas Museum of Art
Contains major holdings of Ancient American, African,
Indonesian, and Contemporary art.
The Denver Museum
Permanent exhibits include an encyclopedic collection of
pre-Columbian ceramics as well as exhibits on the art,
artifacts, and culture of the North American Indians, the
South Pacific region, Alaska, Australia, Botswana,
South America, and more...
De Young Museum
The de Young Museum features African art from
many areas of sub-Saharan Africa, including a power
figure from Zaire and a Makonde helmet mask from
Mozambique.
Duke University Museum of Art
Amoung the permanet collections are excellent
exhibitions of African and pre-Columbian
Art.
Fowler Museum of Cultural History, Los
Angeles
Located on the UCLA campus, the Fowler Museum
"celebrates the world's diverse cultures and rich
visual arts, especially those of Africa,
Asia, Oceania, and Native and Latin America.
The
Guggenheim Museum, New York
The exhibition, "Africa: The Art of a
Contenent" has over 2,000 works of African Art, and
a selection of these works are on display at this
Website. You can also find information on collecting
African art, a behind the scenes look at the exhibition,
and more...
The High Museum, Atlanta
Contains permanent collections and special
exhibitions of Folk Art, and African Art.
The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
This site contains links to the museum's
permanent collections on archaeology, Judaica and Jewish
ethnography as well as to the departments for the arts of
Africa, East Asia, Oceania, and the
Americas.
The Krannert Art Museum, African Art
Collection
This site offers a virtual tour of the museum's
galleries located at the University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign.
The Lakeview Museum of Arts and
Sciences, Preoria, Illinois
This links to the online catalog of the
exhibition, "Cutting the Essence, Shaping the
Fire," featuring Yoruba and Akan art in wood and
metal.
The Metropoletan Museum of Art, New York
The African collection has superb examples of
bronze sculpture from Benin (Nigeria) and wooden
sculpture from West and Central Africa.
The Museum for African Art
Located in New York, this museum hosts lectures,
workshops, and major exhibitions of the arts of Africa.
The National Museum of African Art,
Washington DC
Permanent collections include: Ceramics, Benin
Culture, Art of the Personal Object, Images of Power and
Identity, as well as many temporary and long term loan
exhibitions.
NOK
Museum
An Internet based museum, the NOK maintains an
electronic collection of works held by other museums and
private collectors and serves as a virtual catalog of the
artistry and diversity of African arts.
Saint
Louis Museum
The Museum's collection of African art is rich
in 19th and 20th- century sculpture while fine ancient
works add historical depth. Face masks, headdresses,
household furniture, portraits, and free-standing
figures, ranging from naturalistic to abstract styles,
make up the holdings.
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The
African Art Connection, Nairobi, Minneapolis
Specialized in fine examples of East African
arts inluding: Kissi stone carvings, wood carvings,
musical instruments, jewelry, baskets, tribal artifacts,
and masks.Charles Jones
African Art, North Carolina
Mr. Jones has been a dealer for many years and
his inventory reflects his vast experience in the field.
Hamill
Gallery of African Art, Boston and Milton, Mass.
A broad selection of authentic and fine African
artworks.
Jirah
African Arts, Florida
A gallery for fine African Tribal Art featuring
online collections, a discussion forum, and more. This
site is unique in that the images of the artworks for
sale are animated - they turn 360 degrees so the front,
side, and back can be viewed. Collections include:
Ethnographic Art, Tribal Art, Fine Art, Fetishes,
Sculpture, Masks, and more...
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Art
and Life in Africa Online
Presented by the University of Iowa, this is a
Web-based portion of a project dedicated to education
about African art and culture.
Ethnographic
and Native Arts Books
This site contains links to comprehensive
annotated lists of books on the arts of Africa,
Eskimo arts, Native arts of the Americas, ceramics of Africa
and the Americas, and books about folk arts and folklore.
An excellent resource.
H-AfrArts
Expressive Cultures of Africa
This site is composed of two parts focusing on the
expressive cultures of Africa and the African Diaspora.
There is a discussion list and a Website cosponsored by
Humanities and Social Sciences OnLine and the Arts
Council of the African Studies Association.
Introduction
to African Art
An onlinelecture series by Dr. Olu Oguibe at the
University of South Florida. Subjects include: Art in
Antiquity, Nubia, Egypt, Askum, Nok Culture, Igbo-Ukwu,
Ife, The Royal Art of Benin, and more...
Mali
Page
A list of online resources related to Mali.
OAN
- Oceanie Afrique Noire, New York
The largest selection of foreign and US
publications of both in-print and out-of-print titles,
periodicals, exhibition and auction catalogs for the arts
of Africa, Oceania, South East Asia, and the Americas.
SY
Morgan Company's Internt Resource Links Page
Sy Morgan Company is committed to providing
unique and quality tribal artifacts from African
countries and original artwork from around the world. The
Internet Resource Links Page contains a library of online
African Art resources.
Who =
Who in African Art
A directory of over 12,000 authors, scholars,
travelers, explorers, field collectors, art collectors,
dealers, etc., involved in African art. Check to see if
you are listed.
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Susan Lerer,
ASA: Art Appraisals
Fax (323) 936-3235