About

Artlog is about connecting people through art & design.

You can break the Artlog idea into four basic parts
- Catalog: Discover new museums, galleries, alternative spaces and not-to-be-missed exhibitions, parties, openings and lectures
- People: The social layer tying the other parts together
- Focus: Tumblelog- Quick way to stay current
- Portfolios: Allow users to manage their own websites through the Artlog app

Catalog: Discover new museums, galleries, alternative spaces and not-to-be-missed exhibitions, parties, openings and lectures
- Add an event – it’s simple: find/add a venue and then submit events
- Sort through venues/events by numerous filters including city and type
- Let us do the searching for you and just browse our daily Artlog Picks
- Search for venues/events with the map-based Neighborhood guide
- Can’t remember the places/things you love? Bookmark your favorite venues, events, artists and content and click on Bookmarks at the top of any page to drop down your lightbox for easy access to those favorites

People: Connect, Communicate and Collaborate
- Connect with Artists, Enthusiasts and Insiders from around the globe
- Chat, rant, or rave in the open forums called Perspectives
- What better place to find a job or recruit than a community of art students, recent grads, established insiders and managers? And it’s Free!
- Come to Artlog member events, Happenings, for unique access, networking and great parties.

Focus: Tumblelog
- Stay current with user-submitted art news from magazines, newspapers, and blogs around the web
- Browse highlights from the user artworks, blogs, & videos

Portfolios: Powering artist and gallery websites (coming soon!)
- Artlog Portfolios is a user friendly application for artists and galleries to manage their own web sites
- Users create professional quality portfolio sites with a customizable look that are easy to maintain and update

Launched in January 2008, Artlog is a free, open platform for artists, art professionals, art enthusiasts and regular folks. The platform combines social networking, directory services and user-generated content. The site is publicly accessible (you can sign up for an account post artworks and do about a billion other things), but definitely still in ‘beta’ and development continues; we are constantly making things better and moving quickly toward launching major parts of the site.

Artlog was founded by Dylan Fareed (iamstillalive) and Manish Vora (Nish) in New York City, but the community is unique and growing rapidly.

Join Artlog today by registering free at http://artlog.com/signup

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