A Project by Brandywine Workshop and Archives
Help us unlock the true diversity of our culture.
Our mission is to help as many people as possible to experience the wonder of learning from other cultures. Artura is a free and open educational resource, powered by the Brandywine Workshop and Archives. The heart and soul of Artura is our global community of volunteers, contributors, art historians, educators, artists and art lovers like yourself — all united to promote diversity in culture and society.
Artura.orgTM is a free online database of diverse contemporary art.
Artura.org is the world's first free and inclusive database of contemporary art from diverse artists. Our mission is to unlock the richness of our culture by making diverse art freely accessible online, especially to the academic, curatorial, and education communities.
News
- “All My Ancestors”: New exhibition at BWA featuring Afro-Latinx works curated by Tatiana Reinoza, PhD
- ASU Professor of Art Education to teach a course that discusses the importance of Artura.org
- Artura.org featured in diversity and equity training for Illinois Art Education Association
- University of Massachusetts Dartmouth offers online course based on Brandywine Workshop and Archives and Artura.org
- Watch Artura’s Webcast for the NAEA – Aug 26, 2021
- Artura.org Press Release – March, 2021
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