QUAD Derby

Here are some websites that may be of interest to artists and photographers. This list has been compiled by QUAD's exhibitions team.

The Artists Information Company - a comprehensive listing of artists resources, funding and work opportunities, with an empahasis on contemporary visual arts practice.

Artquest - London's advice and information service for visual artists and craftspeople. A first port of call when creating, exhibiting or selling new work, developing your career and exhibiting internationally.

Artnet - the place to buy, sell and research Fine Art online.

Artfacts - an international online gallery and museum guide for modern, contemporary and emerging art.

Artupdate - an international contemporary art listings guide.

Artefact - a one-stop guide to galleries and antiques in London and the UK.

Axisweb - the national online database of over 2000 selected artists currently practising in the UK.

FORMAT - Derby's international photography festival.

Photography Now - the first international online platform for photography and video art.

Drik - a picture agency based in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh.

Victoria & Albert Museum - the famous V&A in London has an 'exploring photography' resource, which includes a database of photographer's biographies and a historical listing of photographic techniques from salt prints to digital imaging.

Contrasto - a multifaceted photography agency and publishing house with an extensive online image bank providing access to high quality photographic archives such as Magnum and Reuters.

Rhubarb Rhubarb - photography training and development agency based in the West Midlands.

Ffotogallery - the national development agency for photography in Wales.

Literacy through Photography - the educational component of FotoFest International, helping classroom students achieve better communication skills through the use of photography.

Redeye - photography network based in North West England.

Prodig - international forum for digital professionals.

Fotonet - a project to develop and promote photography in collaboration with galleries and arts organisations in the southern region.

Photography Forum - dedicated to everyone with a love of photography who want to improve their photographic technique.

Pavilion - a Leeds based visual arts commissioning agency that collaborates with artists and audiences to make exceptional new works of art using photography and digital media.

The Association of Photographers - the AOP brings professional photographers together, protecting their rights and promoting photography.

The Photographers' Gallery - the UK's primary venue for contemporary photography.

Photofusion - London's largest independent photography resource centre.

Magnum - a photographic cooperative of great diversity and distinction.

Flickr - online photo management and sharing application, helping you make your photos available to other people.

The Frontline Club - it exists to promote freedom of expression and support journalists, cameramen, and photographers who risk their lives in the course of their job.

Photofest - the annual Hereford Photography Festival website.

Brighton Photo Biennial - a firmly established event in the photographic calendar that celebrates international photographic practice.

Photoworks - commissioners of new photography projects, based in Brighton.

British Journal of Photography - photography magazine for professional photographers.

Photomonth - an annual international photography festival focusing on East London.

Fotofest - international biennial of photography in the United States.

E-flux - an international network of visual art professionals.