Launched in 1925 and published in London, international art magazine Apollo describes itself as "one of the world's oldest and most respected magazines on the visual arts." On the magazine's website, art fans will find a number of articles and features that may be of interest. For example, the magazine's homepage offers Art News Daily, a regular round-up of art news from around the globe. Another...

The website for Art Forum magazine offers a wide range of features, including a Chinese language version, and a host of interactive extras and reports from the art world. The interactive feature "Artguide", which can be accessed via a tab near the top of the page, or by clicking on the box with a world map made of colorful continents, provides a list of "Art Fairs Everywhere", "Special Events",...

artnet News is a 24-hour global art market newswire. With reporters and editors in Europe, Asia, and North America, artnet seeks to track the art market minute-by-minute via this section of its website. Readers will learn a great deal here by scouting News to Know, In Brief, and Featured on artnet, which looks at individual artists. There is also a Topics section that connects to subjects running...

Bonhams "is the world's oldest and largest auctioneer of fine art and antiques still in British ownership." The archive of Bonhams Magazine available on this website goes back to the winter issue of 2007. Art historians, historians, and archaeologists will find fascinating articles in the aforementioned issue on craftsman Matthew Boulton, the mystery of the Bront children, centuries-old dog...

In 1978, Judith Hoffberg began publishing the art journal Umbrella. Over the next three decades, the journal would offer up reviews and news regarding artist books, mail art and photography tradebooks. The journal ceased print publication in 2005, but permission was granted to the Herron Art Library of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) to digitize the entire print run....

The Walker Art Center, with its emphasis on performance and community engagement, is one of the country's most progressive and groundbreaking museums. It is no surprise, then, that the art center’s magazine presents a wealth of intriguing content, often drawn from other sources around the web. Recent featured articles have focused on the winners of the 2015 Joyce Awards, profiled Ava DuVernay, the...