As of July 1, 2023, a paid subscription will no longer be required for access to the Index of Medieval Art database. This transition was made possible by a generous grant from the Samuel H. […]
A new online Encyclopedia of South Asian Art from the MAP Academy, supported by the new Museum of Art and Photography in Bengalaru, India. The Encyclopedia aims to ‘make art histories more accessible, based on […]
Renaissance Polychrome Sculpture in Tuscany is an open-access database of high-resolution photographs of and information (with a catalog entry and bibliography for each sculpture) about over 350 objects. Thousands of photographs are freely available for […]
If you missed any of the talks in the Power Institute Sydney Asia Art Series you can listen again online. Exploring the intersections of Art and Environment in public lectures, workshops and roundtables, the 2021 […]
Great news from the Paul Mellon Centre that their photographic archive has been made available as an open-access archive of more than 100,000 digitised photographs of British art and architecture is now available to search […]
Khamseen: Islamic Art History Online has recently launched its new Glossary, accessible here. This multimedia lexicon features fully captioned short-form videos—each lasting five to seven minutes—on terms relating to Islamic art, architecture and visual culture. […]
Always excitied to share collection digitistion news, and the Jewish Museum of Australia (based in Melbourne) has recently launched a new website that includes online access to around 3000 objects from their collection, with plans […]
Monash University Museum of Art has published a new writing project Fifty artworks from the Monash University Collection. This online publication presents a suite of specially commissioned texts by art historians, curators and artists. From Helen […]
The Morgan Library and Museum has launched a new website which offers vastly improved access to its digitised collections. The images of the collection are high quality and can be zoomed in to see fine […]
The Queen Victoria Art Gallery in Launceston has announced that they have digitised 684 paintings and made them available online. The collection strengths are described on their website as Tasmanian Colonial Art (this collection documents the […]
