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Old South Meeting House partnered with the WGBH Forum Network for:

• Deaf Artist: The World of John Brewster, Jr.,(32 minutes) a lecture by Harlan Lane, psychologist, historian and distinguished professor at Northeastern University, examines this extraordinary American portrait artist and how his memberships within multiple worlds (Puritan, Federalist elite, Deaf and Art) converged to leave an enduring legacy. [September 23, 2004]

The Orange County Museum of Art is a visual arts museum in Orange County, California. Through grants from the Henry Luce Foundation and the Getty Foundation the museum is placing its permanent collection online in a creative manner. A feature of the Collection Online is a section named "highlighted artists." As of March 2007 "highlighted artists" includes representational artists William Wendt, Ed Ruscha and Helen Lundeberg. For each artist there are sections including a brief biography, images of artworks, photo archives, audio and video clips, quotes and readings about the artist, and resources consisting of links to other websites. (Link found expired as of 7/6/09 audit. Source site may contain this content via a revised URL) (7/6/09 advanced search failed to locate content on source's site)

Otis College presents the series: Otis Legacy Project: Interviews of Distinguished Otis Alumni.

• Milford Zornes attended Otis in 1927. He became a famous California water colorist. Milford was interviewed by Otis students in November 2007. He passed away in January, 2008. [4:45] Text from Otis College.
• Tyrus Wong attended Otis in 1935. He became a famous artist working for the film industry. One of his most famous jobs was to paint the backgrounds for Bambi. Tyrus was interviewed by Otis students in November 2007. He enjoys flying kites in his retirement. [3:48] Text from Otis College.
• Alison Saar attended Otis in 1981. She is well known as a sculptor although she works in several mediums. Her work generally deals with gender issues. Alison was interviewed by Otis students in March 2008. [5:25] Text from Otis College.

Otis College Ben Maltz Gallery does a series called Otis Speaks. Kerry James Marshall spoke to students and the public September 7th 2008. He spoke about his life, his influences, and his art illustrated by images of his work. [6:49] Text from Otis College.

OvationTV presents segments of Robert Rauschenberg: Man At Work here. [04:00] and a second part here [04:25]

TFAO catalogues:

• American Representational Art links to dozens of topics in American Representational Art
• Audio Online a catalogue of online streaming audio recordings
• Collections of Historic American Art notable private collections
• Distinguished Artists a national registry of historic artists
• Geographic Tour of American Representational Art History a catalogue of articles and essays that describe the evolution of American art from the inception of the United States to WWII.
• Illustrated Audio Online streaming online narrated slide shows
• Articles and Essays Online substantive texts published outside of Resource Library
• Videos Online a comprehensive catalogue of online full motion videos streamed free to viewers
• Videos an authoritative guide to videos in VHS and DVD format
• Books sampler of general reference books published on paper
• Interactive media media in CD-ROM format
• Magazines a comprehensive list of paper-published magazines and journals

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