Substacks recommended by Rogue Art Historian

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Lady LiberTea is a lyrical and unflinching political chronicle, steeped in truth, memory, joy, and resistance—brewing courage one cup at a time.

A Worlde of Wordes

By Jerome Schweich

A Worlde of Wordes, John Florio's Renaissance dictionary ‒ in homage. My dictionary: A Whirld of Words: A Reader's Commonplace Dictionary, excerpted here. Also, Zeitgeist, Marque & Reprisal, The Advocate's Devil, Resurrected, and The Wicked and the Just.

Clement Paulus

By Emerging Voice in Recursive Theory & Contemporary Abstractio

My Substack is a philosophical journal where I explore Recursive Collapse—a methodology of ethical re-entry, existential rupture, and liminal abstraction—through original essays that weave together art, psychology, and political theory.

Continental Philosophy Now

By Mona Mona

Curating Continental Philosophy on Substack. Publishing a weekly round-up on Saturdays.

4th Dimension

Steve M. Slaby of Princeton University and C. Ernesto S. Lindgren (the Modern Gaspard Monge) wrote "Four-Dimensional Descriptive Geometry". It is the geometry of a four-dimensional coordinate system.

Horror Hangouts Substack

This page includes horror related blogs and reviews written by Josh Cuny.

PHOSPHENE

Co-op art gallery, maker space, and creativity supply

This Writhing Force Within

Channeling the creative force within. Words and pictures by Lisa Rawlinson.

À Chacun Son Goût

Art, Cook, Fashion

The Alfalfa Mail

Find humor, irreverent cartoons and sketches, prose on modern living and mindfulness, poetry and original guitar-based music. Also meet cultural legends like Ayahuasca Labrador, Flat White Jesus and Barry from Wallaroo!

The Women Post

We're a transformative media project dedicated to amplifying women’s voices and leadership. It's about time we burn down the patriarchal system.

LEGACY STATION

I highly recommend checking this out. This blog dives deep into the history, culture, and artistry behind New York's legendary graffiti movement. Whether you're a long-time enthusiast or just discovering the world of street art, *Legacy Station* offers insightful commentary, stunning visuals, and fascinating stories that celebrate this dynamic urban art form. It's a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of art, history, and city life!

- Rogue Art Historian

Art Pilgrim

By Tamsin Haggis

Art school, travel, a degree in Indian art and philosophy, a spell in academia as a researcher critiquing the shit out of educational research using complexity theory...none of it answered my questions about how and why to make art.

Missives from a Middle-aged Man

By Frederic Poag

Musings, Rants & Essays on... Whatever I feel like writing about.

Steve Grody's Graffiti Files

I have been documenting graffiti culture, primarily in Los Angeles since 1990 and write about the historical, aesthetic and cultural aspects of modern graffiti.

Hey everyone! If you're into art and culture, I highly recommend checking out Steve Grody's Graffiti Files on Substack. It's a deep dive into the world of graffiti, showcasing incredible stories and stunning visuals. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just curious about urban culture, you won't want to miss it!

- Rogue Art Historian

Monday Morning ARTe

Every new week should start with something beautiful. And a story. The ARTe Project brings you intriguing stories designed to add some fun to learning about art. And history. And artists. And the world.

from the studio

By "

Art + Travel. I'm a working artist, and I love to travel. I'm a bit of a vagabond. I'll share what's happening, and what I'm learning, both in the studio and while traveling. They do intersect.

COLLIDE PRESS

By Clint Collide

Hi, I’m Clint Collide, a gay creator-curator exploring Photography, Pop Culture, and Pride through Men, Montages, and More. I'm here/queer to celebrate. Not to hate/debate, dear. If you "color" outside the lines too, welcome to the crew, boo! 🌈✌️

Lamonica Curator’s Substack

By LaMonica Curator

Living Art Meaningfully

If you're passionate about art, culture, and thoughtful storytelling, subscribing to LamonicaCurator’s Substack is a decision you won’t regret. With a deep commitment to uncovering the layers of art history and its relevance today, this platform is a treasure trove for curious minds.

- Rogue Art Historian

Midlife Man

By Miles Madron

Short fiction (mainly) exploring life, culture, and our collective future. Sometimes with a mallet, sometimes with a tickle.

The Storied Garden

By Danielle Shelton Walczak

Step into the hidden world of gardens where secrets bloom with ghostly apparitions, missing persons, murderous plots, and medical science; transforming ordinary flora into extraordinary intrigue.

Shy Guy Meets the Buddha

By Don Boivin

Reflections on Work, Love, and Nature.

McKinleyRd Creatives Substack

By McKinley Rd Creatives Substack

A collective space for my diverse creative interests across many genre. My last life space possibly to dream in and have the courage to dream again with others.

Craig Marks the Spot

By Craig MARKS the Spot

Meet the people, share the experiences, and visit the places that inspire my creative process, as I focus the second half of my life on being the best human I can be.

kieran forster’s Substack

By kieran_forster_artist

Thoughts on making art and practising psychotherapy

Michael Mohr's Sincere American Writing

https://michaelmohr.substack.com/p/sincere-american-podcast Make sure to check out my new podcast, Sincere American Podcast covering the writing process, sobriety/recovery, being an American expat in Madrid, and the complex topic of masculinity.

Testing: A Personal History

By T J Elliott

A decidedly non-expert wide-ranging blog on the claims that shape our lives if as we believe everything is a test

Sound, Vision + Silence

By Attasalina

Interdisciplinary artist investigating the nature of reality.

little bird poet

By Mary Ann Burrows

This is a space for the seekers, the tender ones, the fierce ones who know that words can crack us open and call us home. A call to live like apricity—offering warmth in a world that can feel cold. Here, we have conversations, share poetry, tell stories.

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