Community

Join ARTLOG's City Ambassadors
01/30 | Manish Vora

ARTLOG thrives on the contributions of its incredible community of art lovers, gallerists, museum professionals, and artists who make their work accessible. There are now over one thousand galleries and museums worldwide that manage their profiles on ARTLOG and many more thousands of artists and art lovers who submit shows to us. However, we have heard over and over from our readers that there is so much more outside of art fairs, festivals, and New York City.

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Buzz: Around Chelsea, Paris, LA, and the Hamptons
07/20 | Jacqueline Spar

The Buzz is your guide to the artworks and events that are currently trending in the Artlog community. Last week’s inaugural post fed excitement around Juanli Carrion’s solo show at Y Gallery, and Carrion’s artwork – imagining a future city immersed in darkness – continues to occupy the top trending spots. Nathalie Provosty’s work from Green(ish) Hermeticism at Gallery Diet is also attracting attention after appearing in last week’s Buzz column.

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Buzz: Curating with KAWS, Partying with Panamanians
06/30

Artforum has “Scene and Herd,” while the Wall Street Journal has its own “Heard and Scene.” At the risk of becoming “Heard and Scene and Herd,” Artlog’s “The Buzz” is a weekly column highlighting noteworthy work from the people and organizations that make up the Artlog community worldwide.

Win an Autographed Book of Mike Mills' Drawings
06/20 | Mayukh Sen

Equal parts graphic designer, filmmaker, and musician, Mills began his career nearly two decades ago and has since collaborated with figures like photographer Takashi Homma, musician Kim Gordon, and designer Marc Jacobs, as well as directing videos for musicians ranging from Air and Les Rythem Digitales to Yoko Ono. With Roman Coppola, Mills co-founded multidisciplinary production company The Directors Bureau to champion experimental and mixed-media filmmaking.

Artist-Run Latin America
04/29

Latin America is an international art destination, but how much do we know about Latin America’s local art communities and artist-run organizations?

Ask a Guggenheim Curator
03/31

Nat Trotman, curator of Found in Translation at the Guggenheim, is ready to answer your questions.

The New Artlog
03/08 | Dylan Fareed

So in the middle of last week, we switched over to the new Artlog. It's the product of two and a half years of experimentation/thinking and about four months of long days gathering data, designing, and writing code. We're all pretty stoked about it internally, but it's not by any measure finished yet. Here's a quick look at what we are thinking and where we intend to go.

Monday and Tuesday in Armory Arts Week
03/02 | Kyle DeWoody

Kyle DeWoody recounts how she began Armory Arts Week, including a show at the top of Times Square, a mass of dripping cookie dough, and the great-grandson of Henri Matisse.