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For reviews or criticism of visual art, either of individual works, a collection, an exhibition, an artist, or even art as a whole.

Subcategories

• Research

Resources in This Category

• Art Without Artifice

  http://art-without-artifice.com/
  Personal commentary and historical information on a number of paintings by artists including Ingres and Picasso.

• But Is It Politics?

  http://www.lot.at/politics/
  Flips the still-circulating question of "But is it art?" from the 70s in order to pose a new set of questions regarding cultural production's potential or effect.

• Fred Camper

  http://www.fredcamper.com/
  Writings on art and film; includes original reviews and catalogs essays on contemporary art.

• Haber's Art Reviews

  http://www.haberarts.com/
  John Haber reviews New York City art galleries and museums.

• In Visible Culture

  http://www.rochester.edu/in_visible_culture/ivchome.html
  An electronic journal for visual studies. Provides a forum for critical approaches to the production and analysis of cultural objects. Features essays and art projects.

• Narcissus Guide

  http://cerritos.cyberbro.com/Narcissus/
  A reflection as well a poetry about the culture of visuality.

• Postmodern Culture

  http://pmc.iath.virginia.edu/
  Electronic journal of interdisciplinary thought on contemporary cultures. Includes essays, reviews and an archive.

• Sergey Volkov's and Vyacheslav Gaivoronsky's Artistic Expression

  http://artsales.com/ARTists/volkov/critique.html
  Essay by Galina Carinova which discusses the impact of childhood in the paintings and music of the aforementioned artists.

• Worldwidereview

  http://www.worldwidereview.com/
  Reviews of contemporary art and culture. Particularly focused on London visual arts.

• Zeke's Gallery

  http://www.zekesgallery.blogspot.com/
  Commentary and criticism about the arts in Montreal. Includes links to like-minded sites and blogs.

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