

WOTARTIST is a free on-line, non-profit art gallery run voluntarily by
professional and practising artists. Designed with ease of use foremost as a
consideration, Wotartist's raison d'être is to bring the best contemporary
artists currently exhibiting on the internet from search engine obscurity and
hopefully to enjoy greater exposure. Wotartist's interface was born of the
desire to democratise the exposure of artist's sites and to ensure that all the
artists listed could be viewed in under 3 minutes.
Determined to make it easier for the art loving public to find artist's websites
we knew we didn't want them buried on multiple sub-pages of our site. It was by
finding a solution to the age old problem of image download times that we were
at last able to list all our artists' websites, together with 3 sample images,
(on page refresh a new image will show).
Wotartist tracks the number of unique visitors that click through to each artist's website so we are able to organise their location according to the number of visits their art sites receive from wotartist, with those with the least visits at any given moment being exhibited at the top of the page. As a consequence all the artists listed on wotartist enjoy equal exposure.
The aim of WOTARTIST has always been to create a unique grouping of the best artists exhibiting on the Internet. Of course this begs the question, How exclusive a gallery do we want to be? WOTARTIST is perhaps unique for being an art gallery run by professional and practicing artists. We more than most are acutely aware through personal experience of the elitism that can permeate many art institutions and have been rigorous in our determination to avoid this with our WOTARTIST project. We are not arbiters of taste nor wish to present a manufactured ideal of aesthetic with which we wish to be associated. Our selection criteria hopes to maintain the broadest possible parameters for inclusion and at the same time bring only the best artists from search engine obscurity to the wider viewing public. It is our view that art that "expresses the individual" will be included and art that feels formulaic will not.
We hope you enjoy browsing this site and discover a world of great talent. Please contact individual artists directly if you are interested in their work and send selective artists e-cards. New artists are added to this site daily, so please visit frequently to discover new and exciting artwork.



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