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March 31st, 2010 at 1:17 pm
That was a good idea. Before I list my sources, I think that the increased number of sources will put pressure on established sources to come out of their self-gazing stupor, and perhaps even report rather that agendize.
I read Art News, get the feed from ArtDaily (http://www.artdaily.com), follow Jerry Saltz on FB, sometimes check Art Info (http://www.artinfo.com), Chicago Gallery News (www.chicagogallerynews.com), David Cohen’s ArtCritical (www.artcritical.com), and various artist friends’ blogs and FB.
I only look at 10% of the stuff intensely, that which has good Form (composition). From time to time I force myself to read about the hottest thing, just so I know.
March 31st, 2010 at 3:08 pm
I breeze through ArtNews from time to time as my dad has a subscription. Everything else is online; Neoteric, Winkleman, Joanne Matera, Joyce Owens, CAM, BAS, Sharkforum, ArtReview, Jerry Saltz’s reviews and FB postings, Chicago Collector, New City, TOC, ChicagoTribune, NY Times, Sun-Times and more.
March 31st, 2010 at 3:10 pm
I forgot one that’s worth mentioning, ArtLetter.
April 2nd, 2010 at 7:22 am
Great question that’s relevant to the current economics for artists. Whether you’re employed or not can make the difference in what’s read.
I’ve cancelled most of my own magazine subscriptions, but used to read all the majors; ArtNews, Art Forum, Art in America, etc. Now I get timely info from blogs; yours, Artvent, John Haber, Artblog and some others.
I can always scan mags for free at the local library.
I’ll glance at Loren Munk’s videos on Facebook, and have a few blogs set up on my yahoo page, like Hrag Vartanian’s Hyperallergic, Winkleman, Sharon Butler’s Two Coats of Paint, ArtFagCity – that update regularly.
I still read the Arts & Leisure section of the Sunday NYTimes – first. Those articles are some of my favorites. Roberta Smith seems to be trying hard to make painting relevant again… in the sea of bad video and conceptual work that’s currently popular.
April 2nd, 2010 at 7:48 am
What categories that define most art blogs?
ART CRITICISM : analytical, critical, objective response to art
FEATURE Stories/NEWS: descriptive, usually positive reports of events.
MARKETING: Special deals, with pricing prominent, How to pay info
TEACHING: How-to sites
ANNOUNCING: Events/opportunities/jobs listing
Bitch and MOAN: artists vent
Yes, I try to read the aforementioned on line and print publications. also Valentine New York and Valentine Brooklyn that may be out-of-business and The International Quarterly of African American Art, Arts and Antiques, anything I can get into my hands.
Realistically I can’t read everything.
I love the abundance of new blogs about art. I worry that many readers are not discerning! Is there an assessment tool for these platforms, i.e. ratings? Which ones are worth the time to read them?
Yay for our democratic system! It leaves room for all the voices who choose to chime in (like me!), but I am more interested in reading about points-of-view than personal stuff that does not make that universal leap. If the person does not seem to know about materials and practices, they’re a waste of my time.
April 2nd, 2010 at 8:15 am
I used to read some of the biggies but don’t understand their direction anymore. It would be nice if Modern Painters ACTUALLY discussed painting as opposed to art celebrity bullshit. American Art Review still does a great job…they still cover “real” art.
Locally, Lauren Viera does a great job with the Chicago Tribune (Alan Artner who?). Kathryn Born and ChicagoArtMagazine.com, etc…offers a lot of info. Ed Marszewski and Proximity Magazine….buy it!!! Chris Lowrance and Sam King with MWCapacity is worth a look. And, of course, Paul Klein and Artletter.com
April 2nd, 2010 at 9:26 am
I have a subscription to the Art Newspaper. I have found it to be the most comprehensive publication out there, covering worldwide ground — ranging from forgeries and stolen artifacts to cured sharks in tanks.
April 2nd, 2010 at 9:42 am
Chicagoartmagazine.com the most, then Art Forum, Afterall, NY Times
April 2nd, 2010 at 10:56 am
ah yes, The Art Newspaper. Good nuts-n-bolts and behind the scenes kind of stories. I need to check that pub out again.
April 2nd, 2010 at 11:32 am
The only publications in print that I occasionally read are the New York Times arts section, New American Paintings catalog and I do subscribe to Art News. Forum gallery send me catalogs. After I read the catalogs and or magazines I pass them along to Matt Ballou and David Gracie.
Ballou and Gracie share the material with their students. I do not read many blogs. I tend to call artists and meet them for coffee or dinner. Recently, I formed a group – The Association for Artistic Growth. We meet for dinner once a month and talk about art.
This week I picked up a copies of catalogs on Mexican artist Juan Carlos Del Valle. After I read the catalogs I will pass them along to my friends.
Great topic Norbert!
April 3rd, 2010 at 8:15 am
the art/culture type materials i consistently look at (beside neoteric) are:
artfagcity
bad@sports
C-MONSTER
MWCapacity
Modern Art Notes
myloveforyouisastampedeofhorses
Mira’s List
Almost Ninja
two coats of paint
Hungry Hyaena
Feature Shoot
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Contemporary Art Daily
This American Life
there are a bunch of others, but these are the ones i hit daily…
MB
April 3rd, 2010 at 9:51 am
I still subscribe to Art in America more out of habit than interest, rarely do I find something relevant. I read the NYT arts daily. I feel overwhelmed by the lists above. I guess really am out of the mainstream, and thus dinosaurean, since many of these blogs are unknown to me…
April 4th, 2010 at 10:56 pm
Damn, \\\ is amazing! Thanks for the heads-up on what the cool kids are reading; much appreciated.
April 7th, 2010 at 7:55 pm
Alan Artner, used to be on staff at the Trib. He did uhm, what did he do?
Any who, I have some of the above sites bookmarked and one not mentioned is the Bloomberg Press, which on occasion have something good.
This site is one of the best and developing into something better. I hope we keep it up. Many thanks for posting the Donald Kuspit interviews as well as others.
Connie I am very interested in The Association for Artistic Growth group and will be contacting you on FB(?)!
April 15th, 2010 at 9:52 am
oh yeah, Time Out Chicago