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conceptart.org has some good stuff, they make DVDs too. You could probably pirate them, were you a person of low moral fiber.
There are some good books out there too, which you can probably get from the local library. You might need to use interlibrary loan though, my local libraries have a poor selection of art books, but there isn't anything they haven't been able to find at another library.
Color in Contemporary Painting
The Art of Color
Mastering Composition
Abstraction in Art and Nature
The Art Spirit
Some people don't care about theory, but personally I find it inspiring. Art in Theory 1900-1990 is a good collection of writings by artists, critics, and the like. If you're weak on art history you might want to study some of that first, History of Modern Art is pretty good.
The Art of Color by J. Itten
I know nothing about typography, but this book was my bible for color theory. I've read it enough times for it to become part of my subconscious and it's changed the way I look at color more than I can explain. (photographer here)
edit: warning... its fucking expensive. but worth it