Contemporary Art Blogs is an automatically updated news feed, connecting you to the best international contemporary art blogs.

Our front page features constantly rotating links to the leading contemporary art sites that use large format images. We aim to balance geography and media, regularly updating and improving the blogs we survey. High quality and regular, (but not too many) refreshes.

The aim of the aggregator is to give a wider audience to high quality blogs (if you like this, then you’ll love that), and to provide the reader with a manageable way to keep up with many sources. (Whilst some blogs are updated daily, others perhaps weekly, monthly or even yearly.)

As a type of Google News of contemporary art, we would like to give blogs the same efficiency and visibility to readers as physical magazines.

All our content is temporary, and designed to bring you as quickly as possible to the original blog posts you might be interested in. No content is kept stored by us, but we aim to have a page of interesting links for you to new material each day.

We also have short reviews of the major blogs and online contemporary art magazines, and a searchable index of everything that has appeared, which is useful for finding information on lesser known artists, exhibitions, themes and venues.

Soon we will add the ability to create your own blog, insert your own exhibition invitations into the stream, and to stay connected with email, rss, or twitter.

We’re currently working out the technical details for further improvements (tinker, tinker), so you should see an ongoing improvements to the news feeds and the service.

We welcome your feedback, and help in promoting the best contemporary art online content to a wider audience.