CHINESE ART

• Antique Chinese Porcelain Collector's Page: 500+ pages on the history of and research on Chinese pottery and porcelain
• Bibliography of Contemporary Chinese Art , including mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and diaspora, compiled by Britta Erickson, 1998-1999
• Bibliography of Photo-Albums and Materials Related to the History of Photography in China and Tibet before 1949, compiled by Thomas H. Hahn, Ithaca, NY
• James Cahill (Professor Emeritus, University of California): "a repository of my (mostly unpublished, or hard-to-find) writings, to be read and downloaded"
• The China Collection: research and licensing location devoted to contemporary Chinese art and culture, featuring the Hefner Collection of Contemporary Chinese Art
• China Cultural Heritage Net, State Administration of Cultural Heritage
• Chinese Propaganda Poster Pages WWW compiled by Stephan Landsberger
• Classical Chinese Furniture
• Digital Scrolling Paintings Project, Center for the Art of East Asia, University of Chicago
• Thomas H. Hahn Docu-Images: documentary photography on the themes of (1) Chinese modern art; (2) urbanization and architecture; (3) Daoist and/or Buddhist mountains, monasteries, and "theme parks"; (4) the city of Tianjin; (5) views of the cities Fuzhou and Yangzhou; (6) impressions of Tibet
• Holmes Welch Collection, University of Wisconsin-Madison: religious themes and the Tianjin Collection
• International Dunhuang Project, British Library, UK: image database of manuscripts; resources on the Silk Road; IDP News and other publications
• Lienu zhuan: woodblock-printed volume made available on-line
• "The Long March Project - A Walking Visual Display": "The curatorial team along with two camera crews will accompany the trek of 100+ artists for four months documenting and archiving the experience. Local and international artists will join the team at different venues. Twenty historically, politically, and geographically significant locations have been carefully selected for exhibitions and lectures. Original artworks and secondary sources (slides, videos, exhibition catalogues) will be displayed."
• "Recording the Grandeur of the Qing: The Southern Inspection Tour Scrolls of the Kangxi and Qianlong Emperors": web module created by Metropolitan Museum of Art and the East Asian Curriculum Project of the East Asian Institute, Columbia University