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View exhibitions from around the world in our pre-made and custom made gallery spaces.

Museums, Galleries, Universities, Schools, Artists, NGO's and many different Special interest Groups all use Exhibbit to present their Artworks.

The twelve exhibitions featured on this page are updated frequently and have been selected to show the different subject matter and curation styles our clients are using.

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Curate art exhibitions online with Exhibbit's 3D virtual art galleries

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View exhibitions from around the world in our pre-made and custom made gallery spaces. Museums, Galleries, Universities, Schools, Artists, NGO's and many different Special interest Groups all use Exhibbit to present their Artworks. The twelve exhibitions featured on this page are updated frequently and have been selected to show the different subject matter and curation styles our clients are using.

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Create high-quality 3D exhibitions of your art. Share them with gallerists, collectors or friends. Embed them into your own website or blog.
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Arrange, curate and archive your exhibitions in 3D virtual exhibition rooms. Choose from a variety of pre-configured rooms or let us help you designing your own exhibition architecture. Contact Us.

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You want to embed your 3D exhibitions in your personal website? As a matter of course this is supported by the system. An embed code is provided.

Virtual trial hanging

Always under time pressure when preparing the next exhibition? Your virtual 3D exhibitions naturally support virtual trial hanging without any logistics.

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A library of exhibition rooms offers a wide range of architectural spaces - suitable for every kind of art. You can choose between wall colors and combine different rooms into a large exhibition.

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Your beautiful exhibitions online in three dimensions. Virtual space to curate, present and archive. Exhibition architecture by KUNSTMATRIX or customized.
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Create high-quality 3D exhibitions of your art. Share them with gallerists, collectors or friends. Embed them into your own website or blog. Try now, it´s free! view exhibitions Arrange, curate and archive your exhibitions in 3D virtual exhibition rooms. Choose from a variety of pre-configured rooms or let us help you designing your own exhibition architecture.

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, i.e. The Met Museum

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#MetKids is a digital feature made for, with, and by kids.

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Virtual Tour of the San Diego Art Museum

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Virtual Tour of the San Diego Art Museum

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Stay Connected

Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter as we continue to share great works of art on social media.

SDMA App

Download our app from the App Store or Google Play to virtually explore our galleries via 360, view insider stories, listen or read about works in our collection, and more!

Spanish Art Resources

Explore the Museum's robust collection of Spanish art, including works by El Greco, Juan Sánchez Cotán, Francisco de Zurbarán, and many more. See the digital content specific to Spanish art at the Museum.

This episode of Masterpiece Minute is brought to you in part by the Tourist Office of Spain.

Art Alive

The first-ever Virtual Art Alive 2020 shared behind-the-scenes views and blooms through the years, dancing and cocktails at Virtual Bloom Bash, hands-on art opportunities, and more than 50 floral interpretations inspired by the SDMA collection.

Learn more about Virtual Art Alive 2020.

Art Alive 2021 brings even more floral fun online and in person at the Museum. Join us to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Art Alive-in person or virtually-June 17-20, 2021.

Recommended Readings

See what we are reading by taking a look at the titles of past Art of Reading Book Club lists:

How to Paint a Dead Man, by Sarah Hall shares four stories that intertwine thematically to create a pure discourse concerning art, love, death, and loss.

The Swerve: How the World Became Modern, by Stephen Greenblatt is an innovative work of history and a thrilling story of discovery. Learn how one manuscript, plucked from a thousand years of neglect, changed the course of human thought and made possible the world as we know it.

The Art Forger: A Novel, by B.A. Shapiro is a thrilling novel about seeing-and not seeing-the secrets that lie beneath the canvas.

Michelangelo and the Pope's Ceiling, by Ross King is the story of how Michelangelo, against all odds, created the masterpiece that has ever since adorned the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Color: A Natural History of the Palette by Victoria Finlay tells the story of how colors were made throughout history.

Seven Days in the Art World by Sarah Thornton is an Art of Reading Book Club favorite about contemporary artists.

The Hare with the Amber Eyes: A Family's Century of Art & Loss by Edmund deWaal is about a netsuke owned by a formerly well off 19th/early 20th century family.

My Name is Red by Orhan Pamuk is a murder mystery that talks about 17th century Indian miniature painting through one of the artists.

A Special Message from Roxana Velásquez, Maruja Baldwin Executive Director

A special video message from Roxana Velásquez, Maruja Baldwin Executive Director of The San Diego Museum of Art. As we face new challenges and take creative opportunities during the COVID-19 pandemic, art can guide us through crisis. It always has and will continue to do so.

Un mensaje especial e invitación a disfrutar el museo de manera virtual de Roxana Velásquez, Maruja Baldwin Executive Director of The San Diego Museum of Art.
Featured: Seymour Pearlstein. Toby's Summer #6, undated. Oil on canvas. Gift of the American Academy and Institute of Arts & Letters, New York: Hassam and Speicher Funds, 1978.11. | Giorgione (Giorgio da Castelfranco). Portrait of a Man (detail), 1506. Oil on panel. Gift of Anne R. and Amy Putnam, 1941.100. |Manny Farber (AKA Emanuel Farber). Ad Sheet with Yellow Thayer Box (detail), 1978. Oil on canvas. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Norton S. Walbridge, 2001.39. | Winslow Homer. Art-Students and Copyists in the Louvre Gallery, Paris (detail), January 11, 1868. Engraving. Bequest of Myra Gentner, 2001.77. | Ivan Messenger. Moment Musical (detail), undated. Lithograph. Museum purchase with funds provided by Alice Klauber, 1948.10. | Frantisek Kupka. Blue Space, ca. 1912. Oil on canvas. Museum purchase through the Earle W. Grant Endowment Fund, 1978.4. | Georgia O'Keeffe. The White Flower (White Trumpet Flower) (detail), 1932. Oil on canvas. Gift of Mrs. Inez Grant Parker in memory of Earle W. Grant, 1971.12. | Guy Pène du Bois. Chanticleer (detail), 1922. Oil on canvas. Museum purchase with funds from the Helen M. Towle Bequest, 1936.15. | Juan Sánchez Cotán. Still Life with Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber (detail), ca. 1602. Oil on canvas. Gift of Anne R. and Amy Putnam, 1945.43 | Henri Matisse (AKA Henri Emile Benoît Matisse). Bouquet (detail), 1916-1917. Oil on canvas. Gift of M. A. Wertheimer from the collection of his late wife, Annetta Salz Wertheimer, 1934.77. | Henri Matisse (AKA Henri Emile Benoît Matisse). Reader with Bouquet of Roses (dtail), 1925. Lithograph. Gift of Mrs. Saidie A. May, 1935.6.

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Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter as we continue to share great works of art on social media. Download our app from the App Store or Google Play to virtually explore our galleries via 360, view insider stories, listen or read about works in our collection, and more!

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I've been asked the question 'Where can I find free online art games that I can use in the classroom?' I've been scouring the internet and below is a selection of free online art games that are great fun and might well link to the projects you teach. They can be a useful extension task if you have computers or iPads in your classroom. Bookmark this blog post as you are sure to want to come back to it!

Colour

This game is a great way to consolidate knowledge about hue, saturation, complementary, analogous, triadic and tetradic colours. If your students do not know these terms part of the task can be to look them up. I wouldn't normally teach about triadic and tetradic colours. You have to match the colours on the screen which is harder than you think. At the end of the game, you are given a score and therefore the excuse to play again as you have something to beat!

This is Sand

Challenge your students to make a landscape with 'This is Sand'. This would make a great homework if you are teaching a project on landscapes. It is a simple idea: students sprinkle digital sand in layers to create images. They can subtly change colours and download their creations.

Street Art

Street art is a game by The Tate. I have mixed opinions about this one as it's quite limited, although I do like the wall background and the spray paints. What do you think?

Inspiral Web

Are you old enough to remember the old fashioned spirograph? Well, this is the web version. You can choose different disks and different colours and save your creations.

Jig Zone

Jig zone is an online puzzle site with an art section. Students do the puzzles by dragging the pieces into place. A simple activity to fill the end of a lesson if you only have 5 minutes left and starting something else would be unwise at that point.

Quick, Draw!

'Quick, Draw!' is interesting as it asks the question 'Can a neural network learn to recognize doodling?' It asks you to add to the worlds largest doodling dataset. You have 20 seconds to draw the items it asks for. I think the learning here is simply opening children's minds to the idea that a computer can learn.

Auto Draw

Auto draw's main feature is that you start drawing and it tries to recognise what you are drawing. You can then click on the picture and your drawing turns into that picture. There is a useful tutorial if click on the menu in the top left-hand corner under 'How to'. You can add text and shapes. There are more colours than you might think in the colour picker. I think you could use the shapes and colours and text to teach colour theory.

Weave Silk

Weave Silk is a wonderfully therapeutic game that involves symmetry. Simply use your cursor on the screen to make symmetrical patterns. It has a slide where you can change to rotational symmetry and colours can be blended. Challenge yourself to make flowers, birds, bats and if you're feeling ambitious - faces!

Kern Me

If you teach graphics you will love this game. Kerning is the spacing between letters or characters in a piece of text. This game teaches students to create the correct spacing by eye. Great fun!

Shape Type

'Shape Type' is a letter shaping game. Students need to move points on the letter to try and get a pleasing shape to the letter. Super tricky but quite addictive!

50 Famous Paintings

'Can you name the 50 Famous Paintings' is on the 'How Stuff Works' website and has many easily recognisable paintings.

TriviaPlaza

TriviaPlaza is a quiz site which has an art section. Be warned - they quizzes are difficult. Suitable for frustrating bright students aged 16+ or for art teachers to test their knowledge!

I'd love to keep adding to this blog post, so if you know of any cool free online art learning games, please comment below.

Don't forget to check out all the Free Resources on The Arty Teacher!

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'Where can I find free online art games that I can use in the classroom?' The answer is on The Arty Teacher website. It offers a great selection of art games.

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