4 Best Folk Art Blogs and Websites
Here are 4 Best Folk Art Blogs you should follow in 2024
1. The Magazine Antiques
Since 1922, The Magazine ANTIQUES has been America's premier publication on fine and decorative arts, architecture, preservation, and interior design.
themagazineantiques.com
Facebook Followers 11.8KTwitter Followers 3.1K Living with antiques: Toy Story Narratives in the Needlework Seamless Transition
2. 2 Soul Sisters
Kim and Karen's 2 Soul Sisters is a blog about art education and other art-related topics, displaying their creative journey as they put their heart and soul into teaching students and inspiring blog readers!
2soulsisters.blogspot.com
Twitter Followers 967 Recycled Newspaper Chickens Celebrating Unity through Folk Art: Panhandle Slim Draws Inspiration from Martin Luther King Making Maters!
3. The Art Newspaper
The Art Newspaper stands as the esteemed journal of record within the global visual arts sphere, delivering comprehensive coverage of international news and events. Headquartered in London and New York, this English-language publication is a cornerstone of a network of titles established by Umberto Allemandi, with editions available in Italian, French, Russian, Chinese, and Greek. With its extensive reach and authoritative voice, The Art Newspaper remains a vital resource for art enthusiasts worldwide.
theartnewspaper.com
Facebook Followers 483.2KTwitter Followers 442.6KInstagram Followers 282.8K Since Jan 2017 Fifteen exhibitions to see in New York this spring Unpacking America’s psychology: a deep dive into the career of Arthur Tress
4. The Doll Coloring Book
Learn while you color! Hello Everyone, I'm Kathy Grimm, my goal is to promote child development through dramatic play, creative craft projects, and reading. The Doll Coloring Book is my online journal dedicated to the art and literacy interests of young students, colleagues, and family members. Most of the posts included here will list artifacts that I use in the development of both reading and art lessons for elementary-age students.
dollcoloringbook.blogspot.com
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