We Make Money Not Art The blog (http://we-make-money-not-art.com/) is kept by the renowned art curator and critic Régine Debatty. The blog is easy on the eye and it provides a good mixture of stunning images with information about the context of art in the modern world. http://we-make-money-not-art.com/the-funambulist-no10-architecture-colonialism/
Hooked (http://www.hookedblog.co.uk/) has been going on for 10 years and it continues to be the go-to place for finding street art. The blog is mainly focused on the UK scene, but there are plenty on show from streets elsewhere in the world. The blog is not just about stunning graffiti either, but there are plenty of teeny stencil works to blow your mind. Melbourne Art Critic Those looking for a critical look at art and everything that surrounds it, head over to the Black Mark – Melbourne Art & Culture Critic. The blog is kept by Mark Holsworth and it features beautiful images and critical reviews of current art exhibitions and installation. Mark also paints, so there is an interesting element of artistry at play as well. https://melbourneartcritic.com/
Melbourne Art Critic Those looking for a critical look at art and everything that surrounds it, head over to the Black Mark – Melbourne Art & Culture Critic. The blog is kept by Mark Holsworth and it features beautiful images and critical reviews of current art exhibitions and installation. Mark also paints, so there is an interesting element of artistry at play as well. https://melbourneartcritic.com/
Fine Art America Although Fine Art America is not technically an art blog, the online shopping platform is worth following. The site has a huge community, with photographers, art collectors and artists presenting their work in a unique way. If you do end up checking out the shop on the site, don’t forget to first visit the http://www.ozcodes.com.au/ site – you’ll get to enjoy more savings on your artwork and the website even has plenty of specific codes for buying your own materials and getting stuck in creating art. So, after you’ve checked the latest news on Artavita, go ahead and explore the above blogs for more art.
Call for entries for the exhibit “SHOUT!’ at ARC Gallery and Educational Foundation in Chicago in late July 2017 Prospectus: https://arcgallery.wufoo.com/forms/shout/ ARC is looking for visual artists (2-D, sculptural, video or performance) who wish to join a chorus of passionate voices speaking out on current issues which affect them directly or about which they have a particular opinion. This call for entries will be juried by performance artist, educator and scholar PATRICIA NGUYEN who has performed at the NHA SAN collective in Vietnam, the Mission Cultural Center in San Francisco, Links Hall, Oberlin College, Northwestern University, University of Massachusetts Boston, Prague Quadrennial, and Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Chile.
