Lee Rosenbaum has written for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and a number of major art magazines. In addition, her blog, CultureGrrl, won a "best blog" award way back in 2009 and has been a major voice in the art world ever since. Here readers will find more-or-less weekly posts on museum exhibits, art auctions, and nights at the opera, as well as learned reviews of art, both...

Booooooom is many things: part online magazine, part artists' community and membership organization, and part shop. Started in 2008 as a blog by Vancouver-based artist Jeff Hamada, the site has since become Canada's largest online art platform. On the website, visitors can view an archive of articles covering topics such as drawing, painting, and sculpture, as well as artist spotlights (featuring...

Since its inception in 2010, Colossal has lived up to its name, populating the Internet with over 3,000 posts on all things visually stimulating. Every week the blog provides 15-25 new posts, videos, photographs, and art installations that embody the “visual culture” of the modern world, while also paying homage to science and the natural world. Guests of the blog can peruse the collections by...

Daily Art Fixx is a blog dedicated to introducing members of the general public to art "for education and inspiration." Created in 2009 by Canadian-based artist Wendy Campbell, this blog features profiles of artists of all genres and mediums, contemporary and historical. New profiles are posted approximately every month, and visitors are welcome to browse artist profiles by genre (including...