About
We know it’s a mouthful, but if you’re truly interested…
DailyServing was conceived as a central site for art lovers to visit daily to find resources and updates on happenings within the contemporary visual art. Designed to be a dynamic source of information sharing, DailyServing directly connects readers to countless resources for the arts.
The DailyServing team is dedicated to providing these resources for free to readers world-wide so that everyone (regardless of location) can benefit from the abundance of artists, curators, galleries, exhibitions, residencies, schools, non-profits and museums around the world. The DS site is designed to consolidate information and educate by directing the viewer to endless resources while also cataloging that information in our archive for indefinite access.
The DS team relies on a small network of global contributors to bring up-to-date content to our site. We also invite all readers to speak up about work that they respond to and submit those artists, curators and exhibitions for consideration through our submit feature.
Whether DailyServing is helping you discover new artists, stay updated on global art events or connect with information on art spaces, artist residencies and schools, we can promise you’ll find new art everyday on DailyServing.com.
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Discussion
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—lisa
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—rando
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—joe
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—joe