The Source is a series of filmed conversations about creativity in the 21st century in which the artist Doug Aitken conducts short candid conversations with ground-breaking pioneers in different artistic disciplines.

Collectors Weekly offers information about rare items, with feature-length articles about antiques and even interviews with creators of vintage items.

Graffiti General is a virtual online tour of Magasins Généraux, a deserted building that became an icon in the graffiti community after it was abandoned in 2000.

What Matters Most hosts short films, primarily by director Kahlil Joseph, with accompanying music from great artists such as Flying Lotus.

Artsy connects artists, galleries and museums with consumers and collectors of all experience levels that wish to view and purchase great art.

LookWork is an RSS feed that only shows images. There are no articles, text, or captions; just a stunning feed that shows the best of photography, style, and art.

Bored Panda is an online editorial with one mission: to fight boredom. The magazine presents strikingly visual articles focusing primarily on unconventional art in any form, both bizarre and beautiful.

This interactive Arcade Fire music video for JustaReflektor allows viewers to play with filmmaker Vincent Morisset’s visions with their smartphone or mouse.

Made by Joel is a space to share art, craft, and handmade education projects for children and their care givers.

Poolga is a site that allows anyone with an Apple product to download unique art and use for free as their new wallpaper.

Dazed Digital is the online version of the famous London based magazine Dazed & Confused.  They showcase “trendy” fashion, music, culture, photography, and videos with a more obscure vibe. 

ArtDiscover is a fresh and relevant contemporary art guide that provides you with current art news, information about exhibitions, events, art fairs and artists, and it will make sure you always know what’s going on in the international art scene.