As Amy Sample Ward points out on Netsquared , the number of people and organizations starting blogs keeps growing. I’ve added two new visual arts sites to my blogroll (scroll down, on the left):
- Art21 – founded in 1997, the mission of Art21 is “to increase knowledge of contemporary art, ignite discussion, and inspire creative thinking by using diverse media to present contemporary artists at work and in their own words.”
- DailyServing – founded in 2006 by Seth Curcio, DailyServing is a “site for art lovers to visit daily to find resources and updates on happenings within the Contemporary Arts.”
Speaking of blogs … how do you readers keep track of websites and blogs? I use Netvibes (for blogs and podcasts) and recently shifted from bookmark folders to tags. But I can’t fight the feeling that there might be a better, long-term solution out there. If you have it, please share.
In three speedy, busy days, Dan and I will move to North Adams, the littlest city in Massachusetts and home to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. One of the things I will NOT miss is the commute—but listening to podcasts is a commuter habit I have developed and hope to keep.
New York Magazine recently wrote about Jason Goodman and and Jeremy Lovitt’s growing empire of space-related arts 
![](http://www.lexleifheit.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/carvaggio1.jpg "Carvaggio\'s \")
