Top Art Travel Blogs

A Day Not Wasted
By Lee Brown: A Day Not Wasted follows the artistic lifestyle of Lee Brown, a man driven by his enjoyment of combining art and travel. Lee has had a long career in art, being a professional graphic designer and in 2008, after encouragement from his wife and son, Lee decided to start traveling the world pursuing beautiful art. We are proud to include A Day Not Wasted as one of our Top 10 Art Travel blogs!

See you in Moscow
By Olga Borte: See you in Moscow is a blog written by Olga Borte, a journalist in Moscow with passion for art, travel and originality. Olga has created this blog for those traveling to Russia who want a unique experience with art and the Russian artist lifestyle. She focuses on museums, art centers and artists. We really admire Olga's eye for exclusive art. If you are heading to Russia this blog will help you experience the best of the art and culture in this spectacular country. Welcome to our list of top art travel websites!

Art in Travel
By Kattman-Du: Kattman-Du, the creator of Art in Travel, describes himself as an 'old fart' with years of experience in travel, art, photography and working with animals. This blog consists of views and memories from his huge archive of experience, some from years ago and others from just months ago. He prefers to work with freehand and watercolors which makes him somewhat unique in the blog world and perfect for one of our Top 10 Art Travel blogs.

Zhang Jingna Photography
By Zhang Jingna: Zhang, star of Zhang Jingna Photography, focusses on both art and photography. She uses this blog to share her art work and experiences as she travels between Singapore, Los Angeles and Toronto. Coming from a very humble background, Zhang believes everyone should have the chance to chase their dreams. She is an inspiration and Zhang Jingna Photography is a must for enthusiastic art travel lovers looking to seek their dreams. We welcome her to our list of top Art Travel websites.

Brian Furbush
By Brian Furbush: Brian is a NYC based photographer and enthusiastic traveler. He likes to take his followers with him on his journeys by posting his photography to Brian Furbush, the website edition. We think it would be perfect for him to take us along. Does a placement in our top Art Travel websites help our case?

Pafundi Images
Writing by Jesse Pafundi: Jesse Pafundi, creator of Pafundi Images, is a passionate artist and traveler and inspires us by documenting his travels behind the lens. He uses his blog as a platform to share his experiences with the world. We love to have a "Dude with a Camera" included in our top 10 art travel blogs!

Elizabeth Briel
By Elizabeth Briel: Elizabeth is an artist and travel writer with an Asian focus. Currently, she is working on her third book and tells tales of her travels abroad on her blog. She does have an old-fashioned technique with a heavy focus on the concept of place. This unique website is a welcome addition to our top art travel blog list!

Art 21 blog
By Various: This website includes post from a number of guest bloggers whom discuss art from around the world. Its primary goal is to increase knowledge of contemporary art and begin a discussion among the community. For such lofty goals we are honored to include Art 21 on our list of top art travel websites!

Jeanette Hedley
By Jeanette Hedley: Jeanette is an artist, teacher and traveler. She blogs her way through her artist eyes as a traveler. Jeanette has previously been a tour guide and worked on a cruise ship liner. She currently spends her well earned money traveling. Jeanette currently hopes her next trip will be to Europe in the Summer/Fall 2011. Welcome to our list of top art travel blogs!

William Hawkins Travel and Painting Blog
By William Hawkins: William Hawkins is a guitar playing painter with a love of the open road. He uses this blog to document his art travels and to help his artist career. He is and American Impressionist artist who paints landscapes and teaches abroad.

Every Museum in Madrid
By Molly: This year I find myself in a museum-rich territory of Spain, living with the Professor and our progeny, Son 1 and Son 2. Frankly, the three of them would rather gouge out their eyes than accompany me on my mission over the next year: to visit every museum in Madrid.