Artlog

Artlog is the place for you to connect with folks, share your work and discover innovative new art & design. Artlog is for art makers, insiders, organizations and art lovers. Check out some recent press on Artlog.

Upload & share

• It’s easy to upload, organize and present your work in your artlog. You can post as much as you want as often as you’d like. There are no upload limits and it’s entirely free.
• Post your own work or grab & share images and articles from across the web with our nifty findings widget.

Discover

• Find & follow artists and art works
  
• Explore exhibitions, openings, parties and festivals
• Stay on top of the latest news & access quality content including original writing, video, podcasts and more
  

Connect

• Communicate, collaborate and network with thousands of artists, art insiders and art lovers from across the globe
• Meet new people at exclusive artlog member events including our Collect neighborhood art crawls and tours, parties and performances at museums, art fairs, auction houses and artist studios.
• Follow/track other users artlogs

Professional tools

• Build your own professional artist portfolio website with a custom domain name. It is easy to use, customizable and trafficked as it is publicly accessible and integrated with the Artlog user community (meaning thousands of potential views from Artlog’s art enthusiasts, collectors and industry insiders from across the globe)
• Artlog Jobs is a free service for members to find jobs, internships and volunteer opportunities. Art-related jobs only. If you are an employer, add a new job!
• Open calls: Get your work shown! Artlog provides access to alternative exhibition spaces that include major art fairs, museums, galleries and commercial spaces. Also watch this page for Open Calls from other organizations.

The site is publicly accessible (you can sign up for an account post artworks and do about a billion other things), but definitely still in ‘beta’ and development continues; we are constantly making things better and moving quickly toward launching major parts of the site.

Artlog was founded by Dylan Fareed (dylan) and Manish Vora (nish) in New York City. It’s a unique and rapidly growing community.