Discover 10 of the best art blogs to follow in 2020 and beyond to get news on current trends and notable exhibitions.
When I have a day off (which happens quite rarely), I love to visit museums or go to gallery openings. Unfortunately, I have to spend most of my time at the desk, but that doesn’t mean I have to give up my daily dose of artistic inspiration. Thank god, there are some great sites that keep me updated. So today I want to show you my personal selection of the 10 best art blogs you should follow now, in 2020, and beyond. The selection ranges from well-established online platforms to young, independent art blogs.
10th: Brooklyn Street Art
For those of you looking for the unbridled, anarchistic trends straight from the streets of our cities, Brooklyn Street Art may be your go-to destination to find what you are looking for. Since its launch in 2008, the site evolved to one of the most popular street art blogs (not only from the streets of Brooklyn).
brooklynstreetart.com
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9th: Colossal
Colossal is definitely one of the best-known art blogs out there. With a focus on art, design, and visual culture, they cover a wide range of popular topics. Their aim is to showcase the creative work of both emerging and established artists to make art accessible to everyone.
thisiscolossal.com
8th: EmptyEasel.com
This blog offers a lot of value. In addition to countless artist features, the site provides plenty of useful tutorials as well as business advice, and art research. So if you need some advice on how to start your own business as an artist or if you simply want to learn how to draw or paint, you should visit this website.
emptyeasel.com
7th: The Jealous Curator
The blog was launched in 2009 by Danielle Krysa as a place to showcase artworks that made her jealous. Danielle says: “I started the blog to document the work I loved, but more importantly, I wanted to find a way to flip the jealousy into something positive – admiration and inspiration to be specific. It worked!”
thejealouscurator.com
6th: Juxtapoz
Known for both a print and online version, Juxtapoz is a well-established publisher featuring current trends as well as underground movements combined with artist features and news on forthcoming exhibitions.
juxtapoz.com
5th: Booooooom
Founded by Vancouver-based artist Jeff Hamada, Booooooom is Canada’s most popular art blog and known far beyond the borders. The platform has been expanded recently with a shop and membership area.
booooooom.com
4th: Hi-Fructose Magazine
Founded already in 2005 by artists, Attaboy and Annie Owens, Hi-Fructose is actually a print magazine with a focus on various genres and trends. As popular as the print version is the online platform of Hi-Fructose.
hifructose.com
3rd: Ignant
Straight from Berlin, the cultural center of Germany, Ignant is an award-winning online magazine covering the finest from different creative disciplines such as art, design, architecture, photography, and unique travel destinations. Each article is well-written and all featured projects follow high aesthetic standards.
ignant.com
2nd: artnet News
Editor-in-Chief, Andrew Goldstein says that artnet News is the world’s first dedicated 24-hour global art market newswire. The platform’s goal is to inform, engage, and connect people with the world of art. Using a network of reporters and editors around Europe, Asia, and North America, the news is always up to date.
news.artnet.com
1st: Hyperallergic
We finally arrived at the top spot of the podium. Founded back in 2009 by Veken Gueyikian and Hrag Vartanian, this online publication has evolved to a leading voice in perspectives on contemporary art, culture, and more. This internationally known art blog combines news coverage with insightful commentary.
hyperallergic.com
WE AND THE COLOR (not only an art blog)
As always not part of the rating of our top ten art blogs in 2020, WE AND THE COLOR is an award-winning online magazine founded in May 2010. We feature a wide range of creative work including design, art, photography, architecture, illustration, fashion, motion graphics and filmmaking. WE AND THE COLOR’s mission is to provide a daily source of inspiration for creatives from around the globe.
weandthecolor.com
I hope you liked my recommendations of the best art blogs for your daily inspiration in 2020. As always, I look forward to your feedback. Use the comment section to let me know what you think. You are welcome to add your favorite blogs as well.
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