and whose feeds include more than images of their art work. These artists are communicating with one another, not potential dealers and collectors. Photos of
other artists’ exhibitions, amusing pictures from daily life (the day
job!), documentation of studio progress (and failure), and vacation
snaps all reveal what goes on inside an artist’s head–how he/she sees
the world–and it’s a fascinating place.
[Image at top: Follow Trudy Benson on Instagram, http://instagram.com/trudybenson]
http://instagram.com/arleneshechet (Tray Meal #yummy #oldenburg 1962 #harvardmuseums #pop+coritakent)
http://instagram.com/michaelscogginsart
http://instagram.com/peterhalley (Only posts images from Googlemaps!)
http://instagram.com/letha.wilson
http://instagram.com/season.cz (Robert Yoder) Charlotte Posenenske, Square Tubes (Series D) 1967, galvinized steel.
http://instagram.com/matthew.fischer
http://instagram.com/tamaragonzales
- http://instagram.com/cal_venn
- http://instagram.com/ericbrownstudio
- http://instagram.com/ricbriggs
- http://instagram.com/missannavaldez
- http://instagram.com/andreabergart
- http://instagram.com/maxrazdow
- http://instagram.com/rubensghenov
- http://instagram.com/clarityhaines
- http://instagram.com/walterrobinsonstudio
- http://instagram.com/dylanneuwirth
Link list: Artists to follow on Instagram / Part I
There is an artist I follow that does watercolors and illustration. @Artistic_Tyrant