Art News & Blogs

The following are links to selected News & Blogs focused on innovation and the Creative Arts:

Creative Arts News Sites

• Artists Aflame Weekly News - Selected news articles from around the world for creative artists.

• Art in America - An online magazine providing news and information on Art in America.

• Art Business News - Aimed at more than 20,000 art industry professionals including artists, galleries, and art collectors.

• The Art Newspaper - Reporting on old art, new art, decorative art, the commercial and the non-commercial world or art.

• Artsy - For art lovers, museum-goers, patrons, collectors, students, and educators to discover, learn about art.

• Digital Art - Providing comprehensive coverage of the art of graphic design, 3D, animation, video, effects, web and interactive design.

• Smithsonian Magazine - Latest articles on Art & Culture.

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Creative Arts Blogging Sites

• Artists Aflame - The blogging site for the creative writers in our family of 'Artists Aflame'.

• ArtistsNetwork - Top art blogs from the ArtistsNetwork, connecting artists with new ideas, inspiration, instruction, technology, and more.

• ArtsyShark - Provides many useful tips on better art business practices, artist vignettes and interviews with gallery owners.

• Arts Edutopia - Blogs exploring and sharing tips, strategies, and resources for helping students in the arts.

• CB Creative BloQ - Blogs focused on Creative Art and Inspiration.

• Creator's Project - Blogs for artists across multiple disciplines who are using technology in innovative ways to push their creative boundaries.

• Design Observer Blog - Blogs on creative art & design and our changing culture.

• TED Blogs - Ideas worth spreading by artists that are posted on the Technology, Entertainment & Design (TED) blogging site.