10 Social Networks
for Artists
Are you looking to network with other artists around the world?
Are you looking to connect with galleries, art collectors and curators?
Are you looking to post your portfolio to more sites on the web?
Are you looking for call for entry, competitions, exhibitions, freelancing, and art licensing opportunities?
Are you looking to keep up with all things artistic?
The below 10 Social Networks for Artists..
...those are a great place to start!!!
Culture
Inside Gallery is a gallery run social network, and includes space for
artists to add artworks, biography, artist statement, and an art blog.
Lab
for Culture is a European social network for artists and art lovers.
Members may create a blog, start an art group, and add links to other profiles
and websites.
Read
current art news, keep track of art events and exhibitions, and find art jobs in Europe.
3 - Artreview.com
Artreview.com members are curators, art
galleries, collectors, and artists. Artists may create their a portfolio, and include audio, video, blogs,
and artwork, which can be rated by other Artreview members.
. Keep track of
art events from around the world with Artcalendr, a public listing of
exhibitions, art shows, and more. Old and recent articles from Artreview
magazine may be read directly onsite.
4 - Artslant.com
The
free membership at Artslant.com is available to all artists. At
Artslant, artists can include a profile along with an unlimited artwork slideshow… and a personal
blog. Artworks are also showcased at Artshow, to be seen by thousands of
daily art buyers.
Include your best artworks, as this is an
exceptional place to receive art world connections.
5 - Artbistro
Join
Artbistro to network with other artists, participate in art groups, and
benefit from the many resources for artists.
Artbistro
is filled with resources for artists, which include tips on art careers,
freelancing, art galleries, art marketing, portfolio tips, and art licensing.
6 - Artlog.com
Artlog
is a place for following contemporary fine artists from around the world, as
well as museums and galleries. It is a community to oversee current art trends.
Artlog
has a listing of current art events, resources, and articles. Artists may add a short bio, and an artist website, but no artwork. This
site seems to be strictly for keeping up to date with gallery shows and
exhibitions.
Join
Artists 2 Artists to socialize with artists, art gallery owners,
curators, art collectors, and more. Members may exhibit a portfolio of their
art, and create forums, blogs, and groups. Artists2Artists also includes recent art news, and
listings of artist opportunities.
8 - Rhizome.org
Rhizome.org free members may add a
portfolio, and submit artwork to Artbase. The site includes discussion
forums, calls for entry listings, an art jobs board, and listings of events and
exhibitions. The blog articles feature contemporary art issues and
happenings.
9 - Artrise.com
At
Artrise, artists may build their own portfolio site and network with
other artists, galleries, and collectors from around the world.
Join
art groups, find galleries, apply for calls for entry and art competitions, and search for
art job.
10 - Behance
At
Behance, enter
information within Career Manager to let companies know you are
available for freelancing and consulting work. If you would like to list
artworks as for sale, search for instructions in the Sell my Products
section.
Thanks to artpromotivate for the links.
Where ever your footsteps take you,
go with great joy
and great kindness to one another!!!
go with great joy
and great kindness to one another!!!
