Smarthistory
Contributing to Smarthistory
We strongly encourage user participation in Smarthistory. There are three ways you can contribute:Contribute Photos
Join Smarthistory's Flickr group and contribute photos of works of art in museums to our site. Tag the images with the name of the artist and the title and/or museum.We're especially looking for images of works of art that include museum goers. Many of these images will be integrated into our pages like on our Ingres page.Contribute Content
If you are an artist, critic, or art historian and would like to work with us, drop us an email: beth.harris[at]gmail.com or drszucker[at]gmail.com.We are looking for contributions in the form of text, or we can record audio (in person or via skype), or you can record conversations with a colleague about works of art.Contribute Ideas
If you have ideas about how Smarthistory can help you better—in teaching and learning—please let us know! Drop us an email: beth.harris[at]gmail.com or drszucker[at]gmail.com.Curriki.org wrote::
Rating: Exemplary. This is an incredible resource for any art history teacher or any teacher who integrates the study of art into their subject area. Created, in part, as a way to replace expensive textbooks and study art in a non-text based medium, this website has videos, timelines, articles, podcasts, and so much more to increase engagement and understanding. The website is well-organized and full of information to help both students and teachers as they explore the role that art has played throughout history.7/31/09
.jpg "Neo-Assyrian Art: Human Headed Winged Lion and Bull (Lamassu)")
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.jpg "van der Weyden, Deposition, c. 1435 (Prado, Madrid)")
.jpg "Newman, Vir Heroicus Sublimis, 1950-51")
