Arts & Humanities
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- Literature & Writing (874)
- Webcomics (46)
- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
- Film & Animation (41)
- Poetry (88)
- Crafts & DIY (340)
http://dargonzine.org/
DargonZine is a long-running collaborative fantasy fiction e-zine set in the shared world of Dargon, a fictional fiefdom in the Kingdom of Baranur. Contributors like Jim Owens and others craft interconnected stories spanning decades of in-world history, making it a rich destination for fans of community-built fantasy literature.
https://softheartclinic.neocities.org/
Softheartclinic is a cozy Neocities personal page featuring art, shrines, and a whimsical 'virtual blanket fort' aesthetic. The site invites visitors into a soft, nurturing creative space with handcrafted pages and a gentle, comforting visual style.
https://469.neocities.org/
A minimalist personal site by a Pittsburgh-based artist born in 2001, featuring links to their artwork, store, CV, and a daily rotating song pick. The sparse, clean layout hints at a design-forward creative with work available for purchase.
https://justing.net/
Justin Garofoli's personal site at justing.net has been active since 2005, featuring a photostream, annotated bookmarks, field recordings, reading logs, and short notes across a growing collection of RSS-fed sections. The photo posts dominate the recent activity feed, giving the site a distinctly visual character balanced with thoughtful writing and curated links.
https://gatorboi.neocities.org/
Gatorboi's cozy personal corner of the web features a mix of hobbies including crocheting, photography, a stamp collection, and tutorials alongside a dedicated section for their beloved pet. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with blinkies, mood indicators, and a perpetually under-construction vibe that makes it feel like a genuine labor of love.
https://microbyte.neocities.org/
Microbyte is a personal blog by an enthusiast who writes short articles on art, including a featured piece on American Romantic landscape painter Thomas Cole, alongside monthly media roundups covering movies, books, and TV. The site has a clean retro aesthetic powered by Hugo and offers a thoughtful mix of cultural commentary from someone with a clear appreciation for the arts.
http://jacketmagazine.com/33/pieces-of-air.shtml
Jacket Magazine's July 2007 issue features a collaborative critical forum on Brenda Hillman's poetry collection 'Pieces of Air in the Epic,' edited by Barbara Claire Freeman. An impressive roster of over twenty poets and critics including Robert Hass, Marjorie Perloff, C.D. Wright, and Juliana Spahr each contribute individual responses, creating a multi-voiced collective book review unlike traditional single-perspective criticism.
http://expandedcinema.blogspot.com/
Expanded Cinema is a curated blog devoted to experimental, avant-garde, and art-house cinema, featuring in-depth posts on filmmakers like António Reis, B.S. Johnson, Alain Resnais, and Forough Farrokhzad. Each entry dives into obscure and challenging films with thoughtful critical context, making it a valuable resource for serious cinephiles drawn to the fringes of film history.
https://haveagood.today/
Perpetual Calendar is a net art piece by Olia Lialina, commissioned by the Internet Archive in 2021, designed to be experienced as an ongoing, ever-changing work tied to the passage of time. Lialina is a pioneering figure in net art and this piece reflects her signature blend of web aesthetics and conceptual art, making it a notable artifact of contemporary internet culture.
https://thegardenofmadeline.neocities.org/
Madeline's personal cyber sanctuary features creative works including art, an oracle deck, a zine, shrines to Phineas and Ferb and Star Trek, and a vintage archives section. The site is packed with hidden surprises, webrings, and charming handcrafted sections that reward curious exploration.