Visual Arts
1778 sites
https://legacy.imal.org/en/activity/wj-spots-brussels
iMAL is a Brussels-based digital arts center, and this archived page documents WJ-Spots Brussels, a 2011 event gathering net artists, theorists, and online activists to discuss the history and future of artistic creation on the Internet. The event featured live websurfing performances, multi-screen displays, and an international lineup of influential figures including Jodi, Olia Lialina, Heath Bunting, and Paolo Cirio.
https://kalechips.net/
Kalechips is a personal site by a creator whose blog posts center on art, sketchbooks, drawing bones, and observing nature through the seasons. The mix of artistic projects and reflective writing gives the site a thoughtful, creative character that rewards regular visits.
https://mothpup.pet/
Mothpup's personal site features a notebook-style layout packed with imagery, suggesting a creative or artistic personal space. The PG-13 rating and cozy aesthetic hint at a hobbyist creator's corner with illustrated or graphic content.
http://stakeholderddv.blogspot.com/
Written by DDV, this bilingual Belgian blog covers contemporary art, museum policy, and the visual arts scene in Flanders and beyond, mixing Dutch and English commentary depending on the topic. Posts engage critically with cultural politics, including open letters and opinion pieces on Flemish museum reform and the role of artists in shaping government policy.
https://grinalbi.nekoweb.org/
Grinalbi is a personal creative site built with iframes, tabbed galleries, and an image-heavy aesthetic that leans into mature themes in writing and original work. The creator promises an immersive desktop experience full of blinkies, webrings, and a dive into 'the abyss' of their creative output.
https://shroom.ink/
Shroom.Ink is the personal corner of Rodrick (RodFire), a self-described cringy artist, web developer, and game developer with a fungi-themed aesthetic running throughout the site. Visitors can adopt virtual shrooms, explore a web greenhouse, browse webrings and fanlistings, and get a feel for the creator's quirky, mushroom-obsessed personality.
http://abstract-art.com/abstraction/l3_more_artists/ma86a_marden.html
A dedicated page on abstract-art.com showcasing the work of American painter Brice Marden, featuring images of his oil paintings such as 'Attendant 5' (1996-99) from the Matthew Marks Gallery. Part of a larger reference site covering Abstract Art, Abstract Expressionism, Colorfield Painting, and Lyrical Abstraction movements.
https://prismaticbolt.neocities.org/
Prismaticbolt is a visually driven personal site on Neocities, dominated by image content that suggests a showcase of digital art or graphic work. With minimal text and a strong emphasis on visuals, this site invites visitors to experience the creator's aesthetic sensibility directly through imagery.
https://meyyebs.neocities.org/
Arden (meyyebs) has built a cozy, nostalgic Neocities corner featuring a sketchbook, character pages, a museum of favorite art and music, and a curated MP3 player playlist spanning Rosalia to Queens of the Stone Age. The site leans into old-web aesthetics with webrings, pixel art, and hidden secrets tucked throughout its pages.
https://sorbecci.art/home
A cheerful, self-described 'awesome site' by a creator who goes by sorbecci, built as a personal creative space on Nekoweb while learning to code. The site features a biography, friend links, and a growing collection of personal content that expands as the creator hones their web-building skills.