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Zeroland is a systematic and comprehensive overview or 'map' of authoritative and inspiring arts webpages from around the world. Topics are indexed alphabetically by subject, genre, period, name or country.
   Zeroland links to arts web pages of special artistic, literary, imaginative, scholarly, informative or historical value, and  are predominantly gathered from named, as opposed to anonymous, sources such as reputable universities, schools, museums, galleries, organizations, academics, arts professionals, artists and writers.
   Zeroland is intended to be used not only by students and professionals, but also by the casual, interested visitor.
   To maintain the integrity of the site's content, advertising appears only in the left-hand and right-hand columns of each page, as well as at the foot of the page; links in the main body of the index are not subject to any listing fees and appear only becauuse they have been reviewed and accepted by the site's editors. Sites are not listed in this directory according to their popularity with major search engines, and, indeed, this directory includes many 'niche' sites which are of value and interest but may sometimes barely show up in these search engines.
   Because links are removed only if they cease to function, Zeroland is intended as a permanent record or 'library' of annotated links to arts and humanities websites.
   The directory is updated almost daily to ensure it includes new content and remains free of unbroken links. If you find new, interesting websites (and broken links!) please don't hesitate to let us know.
   We have tried to ensure this site does not link, whether directly or indirectly, to webpages containing material which might conventionally be termed 'offensive'.
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Zeroland: an integrated arts and culture website portal and directory
Only a click or two away from the world's most authoritatve (and interesting) websites relating to arts and culture.