Many of our members have created blogs to keep you in the know about their lives and careers. You'll find links to them here.

Melinda Moore has created a photography blog, with a goal of: " Blogging for the enjoyment of sharing information about all aspects of the Art of Photography and Photoshop Design. I also add links and information about Art in general that I find inspirational. "

Maxine Schreiber writes a three times a week column on the local arts scene. She writes about where to go and what to see, ad also covers issues that relate to our local arts community. Articles may be about local artists or national and international artists who are showing locally.

A blog/newspaper, PALM BEACH ARTSPAPER, has been started to report about the arts in and around Palm Beach County. Katie Deits, one of five former writers for the Palm Beach Post who are writing for the blog, is writing about art.

At this site, you'll find reviews about theater, music and movies, along with "Weekend Arts Picks." Katie’s first posting featured a show by another of our members, Betty Wilson, "HOT, HOT, HOT" at Mary Woerner Fine Arts in West Palm Beach. You can read it at: Betty Wilson, HOT, HOT, HOT

If you would like to subscribe (for free) to follow the blog, just click on the area at the bottom of the blog to "Start Following." The Artspaper will also be published monthly in printed form, and distributed around the county.

Tracy Rosof-Petersen at EarthArtists Clay Studio is creating a public art project and has started posting photos of the project as it nears completion. The completed sculpted clay animal figures will be installed at Southwinds Golf Clubhouse in Boca Raton.

Maxine Schreiber is now writing for the Indian River Art News, online at http://www.indianriverartnews.com/CurrentNewsletter.html . Her monthly articles can also be read on her own blog, part of her website http://www.schreiberstudio.com/ or at http://maxine-expressionisms.blogspot.com/ She writes about art news and reviews in the area south of the Treasure Coast. The blog will be similar to the column on BestofArtists, but it will be more focused on regional art museums and events, and she plans to include one of her photographs with each article as well.