ABOUT VISUAL ART SOURCE
Visual Art Source (VAS) is a digital art platform located right here at visualartsource.org. Our website is your primary source for visual art of the Western and Midwestern United States. We are a non-profit publication. If you would like to make a text deductible donation to support our writers and discourse please click the Donate Now button.
VAS covers art venues and their exhibitions in the Western United States from the West Coast to Chicago. And a free subscription to our Email Announcement Service, including the VAS eNewsletter of exhibition reviews and commentaries; The Democracy Chain eJournal, columns and commentaries on today's social and political issues from an art critical perspective; and selected Gallery and Museum Announcements featuring information about the latest exhibition and events is free and simple to register for--just sign up using our simple Subscription Form.
VAS also brings you extensive listings (over 1,000 of them) of galleries and museums selected for the quality of their art and exhibition programs. VAS is all visual art, all the time, keeping you fully engaged and informed—wherever in the Western and Midwestern States you happen to reside or travel.
Publisher Bill Lasarow collaborates with an array of writers around the Western U.S. to bring you this content. He founded and published ArtScene, the print-only digest to visual art in Southern California, from 1982 until 2020. He co-founded the digital-only Visual Art Source in 2010 with the then publisher of the late and lamented art magazine, Art Ltd.
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Bill Lasarow
Publisher, ArtScene
Welcome to Visual Art Source Subscribers
Welcome to Visual Art Source (VAS). As a subscriber (free of charge) you will receive the VAS eNewsletter, The Democracy Chain (TDC) eJournal, and announcements featuring art gallery and museum exhibitions around the Western United States.
Online you will find our archive of published articles--reviews and columns by top art writers in the region--and a guide to galleries and museums. The guide is selective ... that is still over 1,000 venues. Visual Art is a Big Deal because it speculates on what is possible, what can only be imagined. It can look awesome, or downright ugly. It can feed your mind and play with your head. Whether it's great or more ordinary, art will change your life by stretching your perspective. Stick around awhile and you'll see what we mean.
VAS and TDC form a non-profit, 501c3 organization whose mission is to stimulate an open discourse about art, culture, politics and society from the perspective of professional art critics and artists. Please consider making a one-time or regular monthly donation. It's easy and it's tax deductible, just click the Donate button.
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