The best Exhibitions newsletters

Essays and studio notes from Dutch photographer Bastiaan Woudt on his projects, editing decisions, and exhibitions. Issues cover the Amsterdam Portraits street-studio project, how certainty shapes photographic selection, and an invitation to a ten-year retrospective.

A newsletter by art historian Katy Hessel celebrating women artists, with guides to art fairs and exhibitions and short profiles of artists from different countries. Readers get curated lists of what to see in major art weeks alongside historical context on overlooked figures.

A biweekly guide to the most notable art exhibitions across Europe, organised by country and by whether shows are opening or closing that month. Each issue pairs a narrative overview of highlights with a long listing of dates, venues and cities.

A critic's ongoing column reviewing Australian art exhibitions, with close, slow looking at individual works and their social and historical contexts, especially First Nations art. Readers get considered, personal reviews that connect artworks to place, history and Indigenous sovereignty.

A contemporary art magazine from Vienna covering exhibitions, artist profiles and critical texts across Central and Eastern Europe, with issues previewing shows in Shanghai, Prague and Düsseldorf. Each issue pairs exhibition details with installation descriptions and curatorial essays.

A newsletter of art, design, photography and creativity stories, each focused on a single project, exhibition or artist. Readers get descriptive features with artist quotes and details on how the work was made.

A personal art newsletter that offers opinionated commentary on exhibitions, art history and art-world news in plain language. Each issue also includes curated links, videos, images and a list of must-see exhibitions.

Arts Help is a newsletter that covers contemporary art exhibitions and artists, often framed around UN Sustainable Development Goals. Each issue profiles a specific show or artist, such as a poetry-print collaboration, a major Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition season, or a walk-through installation in a Seoul hanok.

Articles and interviews tied to exhibitions at the Arc in Winchester, covering artists such as Ray Harryhausen and the Scottish Colourists, plus local makers. Readers get exhibition previews, staff perspectives on artworks and Q&As with artists.

An artist's newsletter announcing new floral oil paintings and upcoming exhibitions at Parnell Gallery in Auckland. Issues include exhibition dates, catalogue links and personal reflections on the inspiration behind the work.

LA Insider is a weekly guide to Los Angeles art exhibitions, cultural events and neighborhood finds, with each issue previewing the week's openings and a full lineup. The newsletter is largely a curated event listing with short descriptions and a sponsor message, useful for planning gallery visits across the city.

Atay Atelier is an art newsletter covering Moroccan art, including exhibitions by Hassan Hajjaj and new generation Moroccan and diaspora photographers in London, Marrakech and Amsterdam. Readers get announcements and short write-ups of shows, residencies and collaborations, with mostly promotional, event-focused text.

Updates from Brookfield Sculpture, a gallery-style sculpture venue, covering the close of its "Flowing Forms" exhibition, new artwork additions, and video links. Readers get exhibition news, artist features and sale information for sculptures on display.

An artist's mailing list announcing exhibition appearances and project notices, such as shows in Warsaw and Linz and a signal piece at Stadtwerkstatt. It mostly lists event titles and venues with little prose, so readers get a sparse record of where the artist's work is showing.

Announcements from the Tang Chang Estate about the Hong Kong exhibition 'Into the Heart-Mind' at gdm, including its extended closing date and curatorial notes on the artist's landscape works. Also includes a Thai-language notice commemorating the 36th anniversary of the artist's death.