Data may include video clips, images of the artists and their work, and links to sources of additional information. The Guide, Galleries, and Fairs, Expos and Shows are all geographically broad and provide a list of showings by specific segments of the arts community or region. The well-executed Art World Reviews focus on shows in New York, Arizona and occasionally Chicago. The Museum also provides access to museum listings and offers some basic contact information. Examples include a cassette tape sent to a little boy by his grandfather and left in a closet, or the field recordings made by Tony Schwartz in his New York City neighborhood in the 1940s and 50s.
Users can browse through the frescos, zooming in on details.
Giotto is often regarded as a founder of modern painting since he broke with the painting conventions of his day and attempted to depict three-dimensional figures in space on a flat surface. These users are encouraged to use the site to learn about the resources available, often free of charge, at art museums across the United States and in Puerto Rico. Many museums offer valuable training and a variety of resources for educators that sometimes go unused or underutilized. Users may browse the directory by state or topic. D.C. To complement the exhibition, the National Gallery provides this informative Website, with information on obtaining passes, the exhibition brochure, Van Gogh programs at the Gallery, press releases, online purchase of the exhibition catalog, and links to additional works by Van Gogh in the Gallery's permanent collection.