I have been a subscriber to Art in America for about 5 years on and off. The on and off is because it is very expensive from a monetary point of view at $35.00 a year. Yet, when my subscription comes up for renewal, I try to let it lapse, but...
Pros: Profiles, updates in literary and artistic events, current shows etc. Cons: My complaints used to be lack of international artists' works and exposures...
Are you sure you can see? Many people have no problems with their eyes, yet they can't see. If you could see with your artist's eyes, you would paint the beauty that surrounds you. You would catch the natural beauty of objects, people, and animals...
Pros: Great works, great reviews and articles Cons: occasional "Huh?" wierd stuff.
Like the other art magazines that I read, Art in America provides me with what I seek most often - inspiration. While some of the others I get have a lot of 'pretty pictures', Art in America is truly on the cutting edge of the art world. With...
Pros: Balanced, intelligent coverage Cons: tends to overemphasize NYC & USA over the rest of the world
Art in America provides balanced coverage of the "art world" - that is, primarily the United States and Western Europe, though its scope has been gradually widening in recent years. Generally offering a mix of the contemporary and historical,...
Pros: a lot of facts, articles, fantastic images Cons: a lot of advertisements
As a student, I use this magazine for research. I inform myself week to week and month to month regarding happenings in the art world. This magazine provides not only factual information regarding individual artists, art movements, and museums, it is...
The best written mag in America. No question about it. Even if you don't much care for art, you will like this mag. If you are just a little bit interested in art, you will read every word of this mag and never throw an issue away. If you are moderately...
Pros: Is a great cultural resource. Cons: Not everyone can appreciate the work.
Art in America is a great resource for anyone from the budding artist to the least artistic yet culturaly minded person, and for those of us who like to look at the pictures and skip over the articles. It is a great place to find out about the art...
Best Art Magazine By Far by hangeriron ,Apr 01 '04
Pros: Its all about art - very little emphasis on legal issues - Cons: None - maybe a little thin from time to time
Subscribe to several art magazines and Art in America is by far the best. What I love is that it puts art front and center! No wasting pages on art related legal disputes and no obvious political agenda. I will soon be letting my subscription to its competitor (Art News) expire.
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