Category: Site News

Over the last few months, we’ve been working hard at Vandalog to produce content both for the blog and for the other sites that we post on around the web, and so it seems worth mentioning just what those other sites art. So, where else besides Vandalog.com can you find Vandalog content?

• Most recently, we started up a page for Vandalog on Google+. We’ll also probably be taking part in some Hangouts on Google+ soon.
• A bunch of us are on Twitter.
• RJ is on Instagram.
• RJ is also still on Flickr.
• There’s the Facebook fan page.
• And finally, the Tumblr.

All of those pages have some amount of overlap between one another and the blog as well, but there’s also original content on each platform that you’ll only come across there.

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We would like to take a brief moment to thank this month’s sponsors. These are the organizations and companies that keep us publishing, so be sure to check them out!

• Brooklyn Museum– GO is a community-curated open studio project. Artists across Brooklyn will open their studio doors, so that you can decide who will be featured in a group show at the Brooklyn Museum
• International Center of Photography – The ICP-Bard Program in Advanced Photographic Studies offers a curriculum of professional and studio practice, critical study, and Resident Artist Projects
• Art Southampton – The Premiere International Contemporary & Modern Art Fair in the Hamptons, July 26-30
• Corey Helford Gallery – Motion: The Art of Movement, a major group exhibition open through June 30

If you are interested in advertising on Vandalog, please get in touch with Nectar Ads, the Art Ad Network.

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We would like to take a brief moment to thank this month’s sponsors. These are the organizations and companies that keep us publishing, so be sure to check them out!

• ArtPrize – Part art competition, part social experiment that awards $560,000 total in prizes; registration through May 24.
• Pulse Art Fair – Pulse New York runs May 3–6, 2012, at The Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, New York.
• BAMart Silent Auction – Auction featuring over 100 artworks, with proceeds to benefit the Brooklyn Academy of Music and its programs
• Saatchi Online – Online gallery that connects artists and art lovers directly: discover art, get discovered.
• Dumbo Arts Festival – Brooklyn’s biggest arts event takes over Brooklyn’s waterfront with visual arts, music, and literature on 9/28-30.
• Norte Maar – Community-building nonprofit organization with an emphasis on collaborative projects
• UncommonGoods – Cool and unusual gifts for any occasion.
• Adam Lindemann – Follow what the New York Observer columnist is seeing and reading at his site.
• Storefront Bushwick – Bushwick gallery currently featuring artists Carol Salmanson and Stephen Traux
• Unnamed Broadway Musical: The Musical! – An experimental, legally questionable restaging of an orphan-themed Broadway musical, at EFA Project Space
• Pernod Art & Absinthe Guide – A handy mobile app that lists galleries, events and bars serving Pernod in Brooklyn
• Artspan – Contemporary art destination and service providing totally customizable artist websites
• FIT Art Market MA Program – The group exhibition “No Other Medicine” is now on view at NY Studio Gallery through May 19
• “Oh hey. What’s going on?” – a project by artist Jesus Benavente
• Art Systems – Professional art gallery, antiques and collections management software
• Tyler Summer Painting & Sculpture Intensives – 7-week immersion program for artists interested in developing their work in a challenging and supportive environment
• 950 Hart Gallery – The Lowbrow Society Smut! Show, a public celebration of private affairs, May 4–5.
• Claremont Graduate University MFA – A highly focused graduate-only studio-art program

If you are interested in advertising on [name of site], please get in touch with Nectar Ads, the Art Ad Network.

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We would like to take a brief moment to thank this month’s sponsors. These are the organizations and companies that keep us publishing, so be sure to check them out!

• 20×200, a great place to browse and buy contemporary art prints at reasonable prices.
• Artspace. Collect art from the world’s best contemporary artists at accessible prices.
• Pulse Art Fair. New dates Pulse NY, MAY 3-6, 2012 at The Metropolitan Pavilion 125 West 18th Street, New York.
• Tyler School of Art. 2012 MFA Thesis exhibitions on view through May 12.
• Pernod Art & Absinthe Guide. A handy mobile App that lists Galleries, Events and Bars in BK.
• Storefront Bushwick. Bushwick Gallery currently featuring artist Kirk Stoller.
• Artspan. A contemporary art destination and service providing totally customizable artist websites.
• Norte Maar. Community building non-profit organization with an emphasis on collaborative projects.
• Art Systems. Professional art gallery, antiques and collections management software.
• Tyler Summer Painting & Sculpture Intensive. 7-week immersion program for artists interested in developing their work in a challenging and supportive environment.
• SVA MPS Graduate Fashion Photography Program. An intensive one-year degree program offering practicing photographers the opportunity to advance their bodies of work.
• Art New England Summer Workshops. Immerse yourself in your art without the interruptions and responsibilities of daily life.
• Bernard Klevickas. New York-based sculptor.
• Adam Lindeman. Follow what the NY Observer columnist is seeing and reading at his site.

If you are interested in advertising on Vandalog, please get in touch with Nectar Ads, the Art Ad Network.

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So even though Vandalog is an online blog, we are always trying to expand into different media. We have our Twitters (RJ, Tom, Elisa and myself, Facebook page, Flickr, Babelgum videos and now we have Tumblr. It is a bit daunting, but we like to post so many different bits everywhere that it just makes sense. The Tumblr page will primarily be run by myself and will be a mix of Vandalog posts, reposts from other people’s blogs, rants, raves and just generally more informal writing for those of you who appreciate my sarcastic style. So if you have a Tumblr follow us at: Vandalog.tumblr.com

And if you are that keen to follow my personal page (which I doubt unless you want to hear talk from a 22 year old female) you can find me here. Convince RJ to make one too. His personal life is far more interesting than you all know.