Art

🔗 Colossal is an independent portal that has been operating since 2010, publishing carefully curated content from the worlds of art, photography, design, and creative projects every day. The editorial team focuses on presenting creators – both established artists and niche authors – while avoiding sensationalism or excessive commercialization. The site offers a diverse range of topics: from photo reports on exhibitions and art installations, through projects combining technology with traditional craftsmanship, to macro photographs of nature and biological structures. It also features unique handmade works, illustrations, and videos documenting the creative process. ...

🔗 The Public Domain Review is an online archive and magazine dedicated to works that have entered the public domain – from rare illustrations and maps, to forgotten literary texts, films, photographs, and audio recordings. Founded in 2011, the project is run by a non-profit organization with the mission of preserving, digitizing, and promoting cultural resources free from copyright restrictions. The site combines the role of an archive with that of a content curator. The featured works are carefully described, often enriched with historical, artistic, and cultural context. Visitors will find both classic pieces by renowned artists and entirely forgotten works by anonymous creators. ...

The Artifice is an independent, long‑form online magazine that publishes deeply thoughtful and collaboratively produced essays on a wide spectrum of visual arts and media. Launched in October 2009 by Misagh Alami, the platform is maintained by a global community of volunteer writers and editors who contribute content on topics ranging from film, TV, games, anime, manga, comics, to writing craft and media fandom. Articles undergo internal peer‑review by fellow contributors – a model that ensures high-quality, thoughtful, and polished pieces that stand apart from both academic journals and casual blogs :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}. ...