Explore museums from around the world, discover and view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels, and even create and share your own collection of masterpieces.

Search art history resources by regions and time periods.

Whether for a book, advertisement, poster, calendar, CD-ROM, television program, web site, film, or greeting card, Art Resource can get you quality images of famous and lesser known works of art. They can also identify and make available to you images that depict the subject. Their art historians will undertake the research, or you may wish to conduct the search yourself, employing their digitized image database.

This site lists and links to famous art museums all over the world.

IBDB provides a comprehensive database of shows produced on Broadway, including all 'title page' information about each production. IBDB also offers historical information about theatres and various statistics and fun facts related to Broadway.

Read more about the nature of the work; training, other qualifications, and advancement; employment; the job outlook; projections; earnings; wages; related occupations; and browse sources of additional information.

The Performing Arts Encyclopedia (PAE) is a guide to performing arts resources at the Library of Congress. Users can find digitized items from the collections; special Web presentations on topics and collections; articles and biographical essays; finding aids to collections; databases for performing arts resources; information on concerts at the Library; and a special Performing Arts Resource Guide which contains entries for hundreds of Library collections, Web sites, databases and exhibits." Enter search terms or browse the Performing Arts Resource Guide. Not all collections are available in digital format online.

Current theater happenings, news, and reviews published in the New York Times; for additional access to NYT articles use the library's newspaper access (either use ProQuest or see the Libguide on NYT subscriptions).

Search through Theatre Profiles to find information on upcoming or past productions within a specific theatre, explore their annual survey results of theatre facts, learn more about new productions, job prospects and employment outlook information, research projects, arts education, and professional development opportunities.