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Hér eru kennsluleiðbeiningar um hvernig hægt er að nota appið SketchBook t.d. til að lita mynd í, færa mynd inn í appið og fleira

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40 blaðsíðna bæklingur með hugmyndum að teikniverkefnum.

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Hi everyone!

Steve and I recently sent an email out to our teachers asking for ideas to get through these next strange months. We loved Kara Kramer's idea of a downloadable PDF of teacher's art prompts, so we did it!

Here is a 40-page "Creative Care Package" from 12 of us! Each teacher created 2-5 pages.

You can print it out (many pages are meant to be drawn on), or just keep it online and do the prompts in your sketchbooks.

Please feel free to share widely... use in your classrooms... and share your pages on the Carla Sonheim Presents Facebook Group!

Thank you!

Please take good care,!

xoxo

Carla Sonheim

and

Kara Kramer
Cori Dantini
Karine Swenson
Alison O'Donoghue
Cat Bennett
Dar James
Lynn Whipple
Anne Marie Grgich
Nelleke Verhoeff
Anita Lehmann
Diane Culhane

😉

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Art Prompts PDF: A Creative Care Package! (Free) - Carla Sonheim Presents

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https://www.carlasonheim.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/CSP_ArtPrompts-2.pdf Hi everyone! Steve and I recently sent an email out to our teachers asking for ideas to get through these next strange months. We loved Kara Kramer's idea of a downloadable PDF of teacher's art prompts, so we did it! Here is a 40-page "Creative Care Package" from 12 of us!

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þrjú myndbönd þar sem kennt er að kríla.

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Fjöldinn allur af efni sem tengist leiklist og leiklistarkennslu

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Hérna er myndband um pælingar varðandi teikningu og skyggingu

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Hérna er myndband um pælingar varðandi teikningu og skyggingu

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Ýmsar pælingar um teikningu og skyggingu.MOV

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Kennsla á öpp til myndbandsgerðar og fleira

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video animation "digital compositing" music

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Canva er snilldar app, frítt, og bíður upp á marga möguleika, er í mörgum layerum og hentar vel í hönnun og uppsetningu á einföldum hlutum.
Á unglinga stigi höfum við verið með það verkefni að láta nemendur útbúa t.d. bókakápu og cd cover, af einhverju sem er þegar til, t.d. uppáhalds hljómsveit, eða t.d. ýminduð glæpasaga.
Vinna með einn grunnlayer, fimm layera ofan á og setja svo inn texta.

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Masterpiece app er sniðugt app sem létt listasöguleg tenging með húmor þar sem nemandi getur tekið sjálfsmynd og sett sig inn á frægt málverk, það er slatti af fríum möguleikum en svo þarf að borga til að fá fleirri myndr. Möguleg útlegging á verkefni gæti verið að vista myndina, setja svo inn í "reverce image search" og sjá hvaða upplísingar þú færð um málverkið, hver málaði og af hverjum.

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Fyrir þá sem hafa aðgang að Ipad pro og apple pencil er appið Procreate tær snilld til að leika sér í og læra að teikna og mála, bíður upp á óendanlega möguleika, hægt að setja í ljósmyndir og teikna eftir.
Hér er sýnidæmi af timelaps af ferilinum við að gera skopmynd af forsetanum.

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SketchBook er skemmtilegt frítt app sem hentar velí myndmennt fyrir alla því það bíður upp á layera, hægt að setja inn ljósmynd og teikna ofaná, teikna sjálfur mynd á blað, taka mynd af henni og vinna áfram í appinu.
Hér sýnir einn myndmenntakennari skemmtilega útfærslu, sem  hentar yngri nemendum en einnig eldri með öðruvísi útfærslu.

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Kids Art Project - Monsters in the Classroom Using Sketchbook App

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Listi yfir þann efnivið sem hægt er að nota við sköpun myndlistar.

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Hér er hugmynd fyrir þau yngri sem hægt er að útfæra á óendalega marga vegu með aðeins blaði, blíant og litum, en margir hafa ekki aðgang að öðru núna.(hugmynd stolið frá Hildi myndmenntakennara)

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hér eru nokkur listasögu brot fá Ted Ed

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Góður og aðgengilegur fróðleikur (á ensku) um litahringinn, grunnliti, andstæðuliti o.s.fr.

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Primary Colour
Red, blue and yellow. All colours can be created by mixing primary colours.

Secondary Colour
A colour resulting from the mixing of two primary colours.

Tertiary Colour
The resulting colour formed when an equal amount of a primary and a secondary colour are mixed.
Complementary Colours
Colours that sit opposite each other on the colour wheel. For example, purple and yellow. Complementary colours will contrast greatly.

Van Gogh used blues and oranges in his painting 'Café Terrace on the Place du Forum, Arles', 1888, below. Because he uses complementary colours the colours contrast and are vibrant.
Harmonious Colours
Any three colours which are side by side on a 12-section colour wheel, such as yellow-green, yellow, and yellow-orange.

Below, Claude Monet uses Harmonious Colours in his tranquil painting 'Water Lilies', 1904. He mainly uses dark green, light green and yellow.

Split Complementary
A colour and the two colours either side of the complementary colour.

Triadic Colours
Three colours that are evenly spaced around the colour wheel.

Monochromatic
Containing or using only one colour.

The watercolour painting below, 'Stripes and Ceramics' by Britanny Cartie is an excellent example of monochromatic painting as it uses only green. Also find Cartie on Instagram.

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Colour Theory in Art - Learning About Colour Theory - The Arty Teacher

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Primary Colour Red, blue and yellow. All colours can be created by mixing primary colours. Secondary Colour A colour resulting from the mixing of two primary colours. Tertiary Colour The resulting colour formed when an equal amount of a primary and a secondary colour are mixed.

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Hér er linkur á botnlausan brunn af hugmyndum um verkefni út frá einum, tvemur og þremur hvarf punktum.

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Fyrir áhugasma um að teikna andlit, en andlits teikning er áhugamál hjá mörgum nemendum hef ég rekið mig á.
Hér er timelaps myndband af mér að teikna sjálfan mig og skyggja upp eftir mynd úr símanum.

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Fyrir áhugasama teiknara sem dettur ekkert í hug hvað þeim langar að gera er hér ágætis hugmyndabanki að tillögum

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'What can I draw?' The answer may be below. This list should inspire you as it has 100 ideas. Like most activities, drawing improves if you keep doing it. The ideas below require you to put the object in front of you, or a picture of the object, and to carefully draw it. Feel free to use any of the images from this blog post as they are all public domain images.

1. A close up of your cat or dog.

2. A hat

3. A cupcake. (Then you get to eat it!)

4. A car from an interesting viewpoint.

5. Your bike.

6. Glasses

7. A houseplant

8. A cup and saucer

9. Eyes. Your own, a friend's or a family member.

10. Something that is woven.

11. A chair

12. Your open pencil case.

13. Something shiny: a spoon, a trophy, a tap...

14. A pile of pots and pans sitting on the draining board.

15. Your feet.

16. Your hand.

17. The clothes you dropped on the floor.

18. A shell.

19. A stack of books.

20. Some old shoes.
Shoes Drawing Resources by The Arty Teacher

21. A pine cone.

22. Your phone.

23. A ball of string.

24. A leaf, either green or autumnal.

25. A self-portrait. Use a mirror or your phone.

26. The cutlery drawer or a pile of cutlery.

27. A plate of food.

28. Your unmade bed.

29. A rose.

30. Your earphones or headphones.

31. A landscape.

32. Create your own still life of pots, pans and bottles.

33. A tree, branch, twig or stump.

34. A button.

35. An old lamp.

36. A pepper (capsicum) cut in half.

37. A croissant.

38. A pencil sharpener.

39. A paint palette with a brush.

40. Tube of paint.

41. Cloth which you have artistically draped.

42. A fish.

43. A smile.

44. The view from your window.

45. A vase of flowers.

46. A sunflower.

47. A chocolate bar.

48. A kiss.

49. An eyeshadow palette.

50. Glass beads.

51. A pagoda.

52. The inside of a room.

53. An orange or lemon cut in half.

54. A compass.

55. Toothpaste Tube

56. A single biscuit or an open packet of Oreo's.

57. A toothbrush.

58. The view through a keyhole.

59. A human or animal skull.

60. Jelly Babies

61. An ear.

62. Facial expressions- shock, anger, happiness etc

63. A jar full of sweets or coins or pickles.

64. A Cotton reel.

65. Marbles.

66. A Pincushion.

67. Inside a clock.

68. Feet in flip-flops or sandals.

69. Wool & knitting needles.

70. Pasta.

71. A converse boot.

72. A tangle of necklaces.

73. A pile of buttons.

74. A butterfly.

75. An open tin of sardines.

76. A bunch of keys.

77. A nose.

78. A fingertip.

79. A fruit bowl

80. Your house, or a house in your street.

81. A rose.

82. A pocket watch.

83. Water. (A tap flowing, a river, the sea...)

84. The inside of your fridge.

85. Cow Parsley.

86. A lipstick.

87. An ice-cream.

88. Fire. A match, an open fire or a candle.

89. A pile of magazines or newspapers.

90. Monkey Nuts.

91. A glass of water.

92. Your bookshelf.

93. A feather.

94. A slice of pizza.

95. A banana peel.

96. A candlestick

97. A denim jacket hanging on a peg.

98. A gemstone.

99. A wrapped present.

100. Nail polish.

So I no longer want to hear 'What Shall I Draw' !!!!

If you still need inspiration take a look at the following artists who are known for their amazing drawing:

Are you an Art Teachers who is fed up with hearing 'I can't Draw!' ? Then this resource is the answer!

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What Can I Draw? - 100 Objects to Draw - The Arty Teacher

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'What can I draw?' The answer may be below. This list should inspire you as it has 100 ideas. Like most activities, drawing improves if you keep doing it. The ideas below require you to put the object in front of you, or a picture of the object, and to carefully draw it.

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hér eru hugmynd af skemmtilegu verkefni.
Myndlistakennarinn Allison Fantry
sýnir fram á hvernig hægt er að endurgera fræg listaverk á þess að nota málingu

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New Jersey art teacher Allison Fantry isn't going to let students with no paint at home stop learning about painting. Her recreation of Munch's 'Scream' has had an amazingly positive reaction from art teachers on Facebook who are all looking for ways to continue engaging their students with art. As Alison said herself "Necessity is the mother of invention". I'm certainly going to be directing my students to this page to inspire them to recreate a painting.

Art teacher Deborah Batt was so inspired by Allison's 'Painting with no paint' that she had a go herself. This is instantly recognisable as Van Gogh's 'Starry Night'. It's so interesting to see all the different objects and materials she has used.

Melissa Emerson, who is the head of an art and design department in Northhamptonshire, has recreated Hokusai's famous wave. I love the use of pens and socks and there is even a shark making a guest appearance!

Below are some paintings that would be great to recreate with objects at home or you might like to find a painting of your own.

'Mona Lisa' by Leonardo da Vinci.

'Girl with a Pearl Earring' by Vermeer.

'The Starry Night' by Van Gogh.

Below is 'The Birth of Venus' by Botticelli. Perhaps just do the central figure of this painting.

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Painting with no Paint - The Arty Teacher

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New Jersey art teacher Allison Fantry isn't going to let students with no paint at home stop learning about painting. Her recreation of Munch's 'Scream' has had an amazingly positive reaction from art teachers on Facebook who are all looking for ways to continue engaging their students with art.

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Hér er skemmtilegt gif af frægum listaverkum gerð úr mat.

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Discover & share this Sky Italia GIF with everyone you know. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs.

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Hér eru linkar á nokkur listasöfn í London sem bjóða upp á að hægt sé að flakka um og "súmma" að verkum.

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You can do virtual tours of almost every major London museum and gallery

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Life without art and museums is just a whole lot of Netflix and cheap lager, that's what self-isolation has taught me so far. Good heavens, I miss museums. The smell, the light, the people, the ART. I really miss art.

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Hér er myndband fyrir áhugasama um hverig ég byrja á akríl málverki, til að hnikkja á því hvernig málverk verður oft til í "layerum" en akrílmálverk er t.d. eitt af verkefnum sem ýmsir hópar á unglingastigi gera hjá mér.

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Hér er myndband fyrir áhugasama um hverig ég byrja á akríl málverki, til að hnikkja á því hvernig málverk verður oft til í "layerum" en akrílmálverk er t.d. eitt af verkefnum sem ýmsir hópar á unglingastigi gera hjá mér.

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Kanadísk listakona setur fyrir eitt verkefni á dag fyrir börn til að fara eftir

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Sköpun er einn af grunnþáttum menntunar.

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Til þess að mæta nýrri og aukinni áherslu á sköpun í menntun á öllum skólastigum þurfa kennarar og raunar nemendur einnig að hjálpast að, gefa sér tíma til að ræða málin og vera óhræddir við að leita nýrra leiða, losa um og láta reyna á óvænt og áhugaverð vinnubrögð. Í öllum skólum fer fram skapandi starf og trúlega miklu víðar í skólastarfi en mörgum er ljóst. Stundum þarf heldur ekki mikið til að þróa það sem fyrir er eða taka mörg skref til að ýta undir og efla sköpun. Í öðrum tilvikum þarf meiri umbreytingu, jafnvel fræðslu og þjálfun í nýjum vinnubrögðum og bætta þekkingu á því hvernig skapandi starf fer fram.

- Stuðst er við fjölbreyttar kennsluaðferðir og vinnubrögð. Skipulag er opið og sveigjanlegt. List- og verkgreinar gegna mikilvægu hlutverki í skólastarfinu.

- Skipulagið stuðlar að samstarfi milli greina, aldurshópa og jafnvel skólastiga, verkefnum sem spanna yfir lengra tímabil, náms- og vettvangsferðum.

- Nemendur geta oft tekið sjálfir af skarið og haft um það að segja hvernig þeir leysa verkefni.

- Nemendur hafa tækifæri til að hafa áhrif á skólastarfið; námsefni, skipulag, námsmat, mötuneytismál, skemmtanir og margt fleira.

-Ýtt er undir forvitni, spurningar og heilabrot. Þekkingarleit og sköpunarferli eru ekki síður mikilvæg en svör og niðurstöður.

- Skólinn er staður þar sem nemendum líður vel og þeir eru hvattir til að gera margvíslegar tilraunir. Litið er á mistök sem tækifæri til að læra af reynslu.

- Nýir miðlar og ný tækni eru nýtt á áhugaverðan og skapandi hátt. Nýjungum á því sviði er tekið opnum örmum.

- Verk nemenda eru sýnileg og geta orðið öðrum nemendum og kennurum innblástur og hvatning. Þetta geta verið verk af öllu tagi; eðlisfræðitilraunir, ljóðaslamm, sýningar á niðurstöðum verkefnavinnu í náttúrufræði eða samfélagsgreinum, skapandi skrif, nýsköpunarverkefni, myndlistarsýningar, stuttmyndir um valin efni, hljóðupptökur, tónsmíðakeppni, matarboð undirbúið af nemendum, tískuhönnun eða keppni í matreiðslu.

- Nemendur fást við fjölbreytilegan efnivið og eiga val um ólíkar leiðir til að vinna úr hugmyndum sínum. Þeir geta gripið til prentgagna, tökuvéla, töflureikna, hljóðvinnslu, leirgerðar, myndavéla, smíða, margs konar teikniverkfæra, lita af ýmsum gerðum, hljóðfæra, búninga og leiktjalda svo að eitthvað sé nefnt.

- Skólinn býður upp á rými til upptöku, yndislesturs, tónlistaræfinga, upplesturs, tónleika, ígrundunar, samkomuhalds, myndlistarsýninga eða leiksýninga og gætir vel að möguleikum til að sýna og kynna verk allra nemenda.

- Skólinn er ekki bundinn innan fjögurra veggja - náttúrulegt umhverfi, söfn og menningarstofnanir, verkstæði og atvinnufyrirtæki eru staðir þangað sem sækja má fróðleik, hugmyndir og innblástur í tengslum við ýmis viðfangsefni. Lögð er áhersla á vettvangsheimsóknir og útinám.

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Hvað einkennir skapandi skólastarf? - Menntastefna

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Hér er búið að taka saman mikilvæg atriði sem einkenna skapandi skólastarf. Upplýsingarnar eru fengnar úr riti um Sköpun sem er hluti af ritröð um grunnþætti menntunnar. Ritið fjallar um skapandi starf í skólum og hvernig sköpun fléttast saman við og styður allar námsgreinar.

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Tónmenntakennarar hafa tekið upp 17 sönglög sem nemendur geta sungið.

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Í tilefni samkomubanns hafa tónmenntakennarar ákveðið að standa fyrir samsöng á netinu. Nú er búið að taka upp 17 myndbönd með skemmtilegum lögum með söng og undirspili frá fjórum tónmenntakennurum.

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10 listasöfn sem hægt er að skoða á netinu

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10 listasöfn sem hægt er að skoða á netinu

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Art lovers can view thousands of paintings, sculptures, installations and new work online - many in minute detail - as well as explore the museums themselves. There are various platforms: from interactive, 360-degree videos and full "walk-around" tours with voiceover descriptions to slideshows with zoomable photos of the world's greatest artworks. And many allow viewers to get closer to the art than they could do in real life.

So, take a break from the news, enter full-screen mode and start your art adventure in sunny California ...

J Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

With more than 6,000 years worth of creative treasures, the Getty is one of the best places for art on the west coast of the US. Go from neolithic clay figures to Van Gogh's Irises and Renoir's La Promenade - just two of many artworks that feature in the virtual tour. As with several of our selection, Google Arts and Culture offers a " museum view" tool to look inside gallery spaces, with clickable artworks presenting further information. The Getty's sunny sculpture plaza and garden terrace are worth adding to your digital trip, via another viewing platform, Xplorit.
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Vatican Museums, Rome

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Vatican Museums' virtual tour

Soaring vaulted ceilings, intricate murals and tapestries, the Vatican's museums are creatively rich sites. Don't forget to look up when exploring the seven spaces in the museum's virtual tour, to gawp at a series of 360-degree images, including the Sistine Chapel. Wander around the rest of Vatican City with a You Visit tour that takes in Saint Peter's Basilica and Square, complete with a tour guide narrating each interactive space.
* museivaticani.va

Guggenheim, Bilbao

Frank Gehry's sculptured titanium and steel building, on the banks of the Nervión River, is one of the world's most distinctive art spaces. The interactive tour takes viewers around its collection of postwar American and European painting and sculpture - Rothko, Holzer, Koons, Kapoor - and even down between the weathered curves of Serra's Matter of Time (turn left at the entrance).
* guggenheim-bilbao.eus

Natural History Museum, London

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Hintze Hall at Natural History Museum. Photograph: Jonathan E Jackson/The Natural History Museum, London

From the diplodocus to the dodo, botany to butterflies, giant crystals to specimens in jars ... the Natural History Museum's vast collection has long been a favourite of both Londoners and tourists. Get lost in the corridors and gallery spaces - one treat is Dippy the dino, who despite recently going on tour still makes an appearance in the entrance hall in this interactive online guide.
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Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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Rembrandt's The Night Watch at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum. Photograph: Robin Utrecht/AFP/Getty Images

This grand museum has a vast collection of art and historical objects across 80 galleries. A 10-year renovation project was completed in 2013, transforming the space and combining elements of 19th-century grandeur with modern lighting and a new glass-roofed atrium. The interactive tour helps viewers get up close to every brush stroke by Vermeer, Rembrandt and other Dutch masters while exploring the Great Hall and beyond.
* rijksmuseum.nl

National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, South Korea

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installation view, Park Myung-rae, 2015, From the collection of National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea

There are several sites making up this museum: the main gallery in Gwacheon and branches in Deoksugung, Seoul and Cheongju. The virtual tours explore an inspiring mix of print, design, sculpture, photography, new media and other large-scale installations. From Joseph Beuys to Warhol and Nam June Paik, the collection includes an international lineup of established artists, contemporary Korean artworks and emerging names.
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Musée d'Orsay, Paris

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Musee d'Orsay virtual tour screenshot

In the former Gare d'Orsay, a Paris railway station and hotel, the musée is home to Cézanne, Monet and other French masters. Under a 138m-long curved glass roof, sits the largest collection of impressionist and post-Impressionist works in the world. The virtual tour also includes an online exhibition charting the history of the building. And over on Tourist Tube there's a 360-degree view of the magnificent exterior.
* m.musee-orsay.fr

British Museum, London

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British Museum's History Connected infographic platform

There are 3,212 panes of glass in the domed ceiling of the British Museum's Great Court, and no two are the same - and the 360-degree view in this virtual tour lets viewers examine each and every one. Beyond this magnificent space, viewers can find the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies and other ancient wonders. The museum's interactive infographic platform, History Connected, goes into further depth of various objects with curators, along a timeline.
* britishmuseum.org

MASP, São Paulo, Brazil

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10 of the world's best virtual museum and art gallery tours

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Art lovers can view thousands of paintings, sculptures, installations and new work online - many in minute detail - as well as explore the museums themselves. There are various platforms: from interactive, 360-degree videos and full "walk-around" tours with voiceover descriptions to slideshows with zoomable photos of the world's greatest artworks.

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Hér er hægt að skoða sig um í heiminum, kíkja á listaverk og merkilegar byggingar.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.