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Arts
A network for artisans in
Missouri to support each other with guidance in
marketing, technique, and expression. Visit the site to
locate an artist and view the work of juried members.
Missouri
Arts And Crafts - A comprehensive listing of
craft shows, fairs and festivals in Missouri, including
craft resources, crafter's business directory.
Missouri
Authors Directory - This directory includes
information on more than 300 authors currently living
and writing in Missouri.
Missouri
Center for the Book - It is the only statewide
organization that promotes the importance of books and
reading to Missouri residents, celebrates the states
literary heritage, and recognizes the contributions of
Missouris authors, book illustrators, booksellers,
publishers, librarians, and others involved in the
literary arts.
Missouri
Folk Arts Program - Directory of traditional
arts and artists in Missouri. Find out what makes an
art "traditional," and get co-sponsorship for
your programs with traditional Missouri artists.
Missouri
Watercolor Society - Watercolor and water media
gallery online. Buy originals and prints from the
individual galleries of some of the nation's top
artists.
Mo-Tell - Missouri
storytelling association sponsors statewide festivals,
workshops, and fund-raisers.
The
Art History of Missouri - This site shows the
history of art in the state of Missouri. It shows
popular artists as well as artistic places to visit.
The
Beautiful and Enduring Ozarks - Views of the
Ozarks, as a mixture of a durable American frontier
folk culture in a wild and scenic setting in Missouri
and Arkansas.
Ozark Heritage
Region - A seven county area located in the
Ozark mountains of south central Missouri. The web site
includes a discussion forum.
The
Missouri Folklore Society - Dedicated to the
study and preservation of the arts and life ways of all
Missourians, with links to other folklore sites: music,
textiles, architecture, urban legends, superstitions,
and storytelling.
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