By D.K. Row
Friday, April, 18th, 2008
Northwest artist Megan Murphy's Web site, www.artocracy.org, has been honored as one of the five best art sites by the International Academy of Digital Arts...
Spokane's Artocracy.org nominated for Webby Award
Artocracy.org, Spokane's arts marketplace started in 2005 by Megan Murphy, is one of five sites nominated for a 2008 Webby Award.
Artocracy is among five art...
By Tom Sowa
Spokane-based Artocracy.org has been named one of the top five art websites by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences in its annual recognition of Internet excellence....
Artocracy is pleased to announce its fund raising campaign for The Pink Shamrock Foundation, which serves medically underserved women with breast cancer. The Pink Shamrock was founded in 2002...
by Tom Sowa for the Spokesman Review
Megan Murphy has 83 artists from across the globe sharing their art work on her online gallery, Artocracy.org. The artists there are...
01.11.2005
Creative Pro
The political nature of the art market ˆ and the way in which artists are systematically excluded from the market by existing channels of distribution...
01.11.2005
By REGINA HACKETT SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER ART CRITIC
Few who frequent art museums, galleries and seek out art on the streets can afford to buy the kind...
01.14.2005
Another fledgling commercial site with enough charm to merit a visit with or without your wallet in hand: Megan Murphy's got the idea that excellent art should and...
04.23.2006
Artocracy Ties Arts to Ecotrust
By Allan Shore
Artocracy as a concept, after a moment of reflection, speaks pretty much for itself. Just as do the...
06.02.2006
(Digital) Art for the masses by Victoria Blake
The life cycle of an average painting starts in the studio, jumps to the gallery wall and, if the...
01.01.2007 –
Art Informer by Rebecca Ruiz
Too many people believe that art collecting is only for the rich, and too few artists are able to make a...
01.24.2007
Tom Sowa
Megan Murphy is contesting another Web site using a name similar to hers. Megan Murphy, who runs a for-profit site selling digital artworks, hopes she soon joins the list...