I'm consolidating the art resource links to a once a month posting. Here are July's art resource finds:
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a wonderful exhibit of
Turner. Lots of online images and background information on this British landscape painter.

Starting July 15th and running until November 16th, the Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, Massachussetts is hosting:
The New Reality: The Frontier of Realism in the 21st Century. The exhibit compares realism from the history of art (Vermeer, with realism in the 21st century

The Art Institute of Chicago has a
fantastic exhibition of the art of Benin (an historic kingdom located in present-day Nigeria) running from July 10 - September 21. The quality of the artwork is truly wonderful. If you are in the Chicago area, I'd say this is a do not miss. (If you are in the area, be sure to check out the "Passport to Africa" a series of free evening events sponsored by Target.) But, if not, their online resources are excellent: excellent essays on major exhibition themes, nearly 40 online images from the exhibit, and a thorough reading list.
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