Arts & Humanities
3545 sites
Subcategories:
- Literature & Writing (874)
- Webcomics (46)
- Music (173)
- Visual Arts (1778)
- Photography (196)
- Film & Animation (41)
- Poetry (88)
- Crafts & DIY (340)
https://oligoweee.neocities.org/
Dal's Corner is the personal neocities site of Dallis, a young writer and artist who shares shrines, stamp collections, CDs, and original character projects. The site has a playful, work-in-progress spirit with a heavy image presence suggesting lots of graphics, stamps, and visual collecting typical of the indie web aesthetic.
https://cyberfangz.neocities.org/
Cyberfangz describes this as a 'sacred space' and 'cave' for spilling the contents of their 'doll heart,' hinting at an introspective, emotionally expressive personal writing space. The mature-themes warning and evocative language suggest a site built around personal reflection, creative writing, or journaling.
http://saptarshi.50webs.com/
Saptarshi De's personal homepage from 2004 offers a glimpse into his life through an about me section, a resume in multiple formats, and a photo gallery featuring family and friends on vacations and outings. Though no longer updated, the site remains online as a preserved snapshot of early-2000s personal web culture.
https://rottenware.neocities.org/
A creative personal site by an artist known as Alice, featuring a gallery, oekaki drawings, shrines, diary, and a collection of writings and other media. The site has a dreamy, music-themed aesthetic with Japanese-language date stamps and a focus on archiving original art and creative projects.
http://blingee.geocities.institute/
Created by net art pioneers Olia Lialina and Mike Tyka, this project explores Blingee.com as an artistic medium through interactive paths, a reversed Turing test, and a curated collection of 440 glitter diamonds rescued from the platform. Part of the sevenonseven.art 2017 series, it treats the glittery stamp-based social site as a subject of serious creative and cultural inquiry.
https://challenges.stefanbohacek.com/
Stefan Bohacek has compiled a comprehensive directory of recurring creative challenges organized by month, week, and ongoing timeframe, covering art, music, writing, coding, photography, and more. Whether you're looking for Inktober, GENUARY, or an obscure blogging challenge, this site is an invaluable reference for anyone seeking structured creative motivation throughout the year.
http://basilisk.com/
Basilisk is an avant-garde digital publication from AUM Studio exploring the intersections of architecture, design, technology, and media through multiple issues. Featuring contributors like Ed Keller and Greg Lynn, it delves into complex theory touching on Deleuzian philosophy, complexity theory, emergence, and digital architecture with an intensely intellectual and experimental edge.
https://failbetter.com/index.php?docheck=yes
Failbetter.com is an online literary magazine publishing original fiction and poetry, with authors like Kathryn Kopple, Marcus Spiegel, and Marlin Barton contributing to its regular issues. The site has a strong editorial tradition, including Pushcart Prize nominations and Best of the Net recognition, making it a respected destination for contemporary short fiction and verse.
https://authenyo.xyz/pages/happiness
Authen's personal website hosts a page titled 'happiness,' part of a broader site with a blog, gallery, and various personal sections. The minimalist structure and presence of feeds, a Tor mirror, and a guestbook suggest a thoughtfully crafted old-web-style personal space with a reflective, introspective tone.
https://ejumpcut.org/
Jump Cut is a long-running journal of media criticism and film studies, covering cinema, television, and related cultural topics with scholarly depth. The splash page leads into an archive of essays and reviews that have shaped film criticism since the 1970s.