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TFAO.ORG privacy policy underscores care for the privacy of visitors
Tucson, AZ - October 19, 2018 - TFAO.ORG has updated its privacy policy emphasizing care for the privacy of visitors.
John Hazeltine, President and Director of Traditional Fine Arts Organization, says "Privacy of visitors is very important to us We don't use tracking cookies or web beacons for our website. A side benefit is blazingly fast loading of pages. Our site doesn't sell anything. There are no forms to fill out. Visitors don't need to provide personally-identifying information to us for access to any portion of the site. We don't accept paid advertising either. Advertisers want to know how their money is being spent and information on who is seeing their ads. Sometimes advertisers also influence selection and placement of content to accompany their ads."
TFAO's website contains thousands of links to other websites. TFAO's links to other organizations' websites do not mean endorsements or affiliations. Hazeltine cautions that "Visitors to a a third-party website should always read the privacy policy of a third-party website before providing any information to it."
Tfaoi.org, established in 2003, is an in-depth resource for students, scholars, teachers, writers and collectors seeking further understanding and appreciation of American representational art. The site is an online service of Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO), a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering education in American art through advocacy, publication and research. All TFAO services are provided free of charge.
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For further information please contact John Hazeltine, Traditional Fine Arts Organization, info@tfaoi.org
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Tfaoi.org Expands Coverage of American Art
Tucson, AZ - October 5, 2017 - Tfaoi.org is adding free online coverage of exhibits at hundreds of additional art museums. The expanded coverage will vastly deepen resource material for hundreds of American art topics.
Online users will not only benefit from more in-depth material for art topics, they also have free access to thousands of essays and articles published in tfaoi.org's Resource Library. Tfaoi.org also provides a comprehensive directory of historic artists, explanations on how art museums function, how collectors may lend artworks to museums, and much more.
Tfaoi.org, established in 2003, is an in-depth resource for students, scholars, teachers, writers and collectors seeking further understanding and appreciation of American representational art. The site is an online service of Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO), a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering education in American art through advocacy, publication and research. All TFAO services are provided free of charge.
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For further information please contact John Hazeltine, Traditional Fine Arts Organization, info@tfaoi.org
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New edition of "Art History of Each State within the United States of America" available at tfaoi.org
Tucson, AZ - November 17, 2017 - Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO) has revised and published online at tfaoi.org an updated edition of Art History of Each State within the United States of America. The catalog makes available online -- without charge to the public -- extensive information encompassing American representational art history.
For each state, there are links to TFAO's Resource Library articles and essays followed by: a list of the state's art museums which have provided materials to Resource Library; links to online resources outside the TFAO site, and information about offline resources including DVDs, paper-printed books, journals and articles. TFAO also provides online information on over 200 other topics related to American art.
Tfaoi.org, established in 2003, is an in-depth resource for students, scholars, teachers, writers and collectors seeking further understanding and appreciation of American representational art. The site is an online service of Traditional Fine Arts Organization (TFAO), a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering education in American art through advocacy, publication and research. All TFAO services are provided free of charge.
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For further information please contact John Hazeltine, Traditional Fine Arts Organization, info@tfaoi.org
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