Links

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Links relevant to all programmes

www.google.com
For further information on any of the artists mentioned in this document, type in the artist’s name; this will show all pages on the Internet where they are mentioned. You can select ‘Images’ at the top of the page to view examples of work.

www.sac.org.uk/
The Scottish Arts Council for information on grants - policy and online application forms.
help.desk@scottisharts.org.uk: The Scottish Arts Council email address for application enquiries.

www.artscouncil.org.uk/
The Arts Council of England.

www.ccc-acw.org.uk/
The Arts Council of Wales.

www.artscouncil-ni.org/
The Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

www.natgalscot.ac.uk/
The National Gallery site has web links to The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, The Scottish Gallery of Modern Art and the Dean Gallery.

www.nms.ac.uk/
The National Museum of Scotland - comprises various national Scottish museums and collections.

www.dareonline.org
Dare has links to over 200 artist, gallery and education sites worldwide. It asks questions and suggests over 100 projects.

www.portfoliocatalogue.com
References to contemporary British photography.

www.iwm.org.uk/
The Imperial War Museum - good source of reference material.

www.nmm.ac.uk/
The National Maritime Museum – another good source of reference material.

www.tate.org.uk/
The Tate Gallery website.

www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/
The Science Museum in London – a good source of reference material and information.

www.vam.ac.uk/
Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Download key photographs – one from each decade – for a ‘before viewing’ activity. Click on ‘Exploring’, then click on ‘Images On Line’, and choose a century from the ‘Time Line’ drop down menu.

Note: When visiting galleries or museums, remember to call ahead – most institutions have an education department that will be able to help you with permission in advance to take photographs or video exhibits.

Programme 1

Important note for teachers:

Some of the work of Chad McCail is of a sexually explicit nature. Teachers should be aware of this before accessing relevant Internet sites for pupils. We would suggest that all links be scrutinised prior to showing to classes for discussion and that pupils should be supervised while attempting to access sites including the artist’s work.

www.britartshow.org.uk/
Click on ‘Artists’ and select Chad McCail.

www.haywardeducation.org.uk/bas/index.htm
Click on ‘Artists’ and select Chad McCail.

www.laurentdelaye.com/mccailhome.html
Chad’s gallery in London.

www.jasonmhz.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/artist/chad/index.html
Images and writings on Chad.

Programme 2

www.dundee.ac.uk/fineart/research/wamcmurdo/wamcmurdo.html
Wendy McMurdo website.

www.projectfullmoon.com
Stunning re-mastered photographs from the archives of the US Apollo missions.

www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/on-line/art/WendyMcMurdo.asp
Wendy McMurdo exhibition at the Science Museum.

www.dareonline.org/themes/play/mcmurdo.html
Wendy on the Dare site.

www.laurentdelaye.com/mcmurdohome.html
With an example of Wendy’s work.

Programme 3

www.mariscal.com/
The home page for the studio of Javier Mariscal. This site has a link to an English version on the main page located after the animated introduction.

www.artincontext.org/artist/claes_oldenburg.html
Information about the artist Claus Oldenberg including an image gallery.

Programme 4

www.themoderninstitute.org/
Click on ‘Artists’ and scroll down to see Victoria Morton’s work.

www.dundee.ac.uk/fineart/research/vemorton/cv.htm
Information on Victoria Morton.