tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5133858781790298544.post7471971934353766775..comments2009-01-07T23:51:15.902-06:00Bill O'Neilnoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5133858781790298544.post-50962901393802107412008-07-10T21:46:00.000-05:002008-07-10T21:46:00.000-05:00I think your review of www.myartspace.com should have a more detail because it is one of the only art sites with real connections in the art world I think only Saatchi's Stuart can compare. Myartspace has had competitions with jurors from the Tate Modern, The National Portrait Gallery, and even Sotheby's. They have also had group exhibits of members work in the Chelsea art district which is the hub of the New York art world. I've seen some great artists on there like Anthony Lister, Scott Wolfson, Yuliya Lanina, Ian Strawn, Chet Zar. I even observed Brian Alfred on there and he is represented by Mary Boone Gallery! <BR/><BR/>Myartspace is also the site that started the interview trend that we have been observing lately on artist networking sites. They were doing interviews long before www.artbreak.com. They have interviews with artists like James Rosenquist, Vito Acconci, Michael Craig-Martin, and Sylvia Sleigh. They also have interviews with top curators and art critics like David Lee who I believe once worked for Artreview and Mark Staff Brandl who is an editor for Art in America. Credit should be given where credit is due. <BR/><BR/>The only downside of Myartspace is that their shops are not open yet but from what I've read it looks like it is going to go far beyond the simple email transactions that so many art sites try to pass off as a market place.<BR/><BR/>Check out the links below for the interviews. I think you will like them.<BR/><BR/>www.myartspace.com/interviews<BR/><BR/>www.myartspace.com/blogJarknoreply@blogger.com