This interactive site by Claudia Cortes introduces color in a fun way. Animated figures explain how to use colors to communicate and how colors symbolize emotions and events.

Learn about art, artists, and world cultures through fun activities, family-friendly publications, teachers' guides, and more.

The ultimate art education website for art students, parents, teachers, home schoolers, artists, and administrators. Extensive art lessons, news, links, art departments, games, cartoons, and more.

Interactive activities, themed lesson plans, gallery of works, and biographical information that relate to the late graffiti artist Keith Haring.

A very-well organized gateway to art history sites on the web, created and managed by Professor Chris Witcombe (Sweet Briar College). Also included are lists of museums, galleries, and research resources.

The WorldArt image database allows you to search over 35,000 from around the world. Portfolios of art, architecture, and sculpture are arranged by geographical area or time period.

Students let their imaginations run wild when they select a photographed piece of art from the Tate gallery's collection and write a story about the piece. An excellent example of cross-curriculum integration (art+language arts).

Google has created a virtual museum tour of famous art galleries based on Google's Street View technology. Users can explore museums from around the world, discover and view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels, and even create and share their own collection of masterpieces.

Draw something and watch the art unfold!