NEWS: Now Streaming, October 2020
We are delighted that October and Autumn are finally here! Our production and curation team has been working in overdrive and we’re excited to announce that over the next month or so, we will be adding over a dozen new image and video galleries to the app. It has been a priority of ours over the past couple of months to create and bring as much new and unique content to you as as possible – happy to say that soon we will be able to share it.
For more information on our gallery expansion, follow @Artcast_TV on Instagram and Facebook where we will be providing more frequent updates. As for what we can currently recommend for one of our favorite months of the year (we absolutely adore autumn), here are a few favorite galleries to stream in October >>
- Fall
- Halloween
- Romania
- Autumn Colors
- Dia de los Muertos
Since we are into the thick of Fall, we suggest adding Fall into your mix which is a gallery packed with photography of season highlights, such as fairs, pumpkin patches, changing trees and harvests, or get into the October holiday spirit with Halloween, a compilation of spooky images of graveyards, ghosts, skeletons and cobwebs. On the topic of things that are spooky, we also recommend streaming Romania, a program comprised of travel photography from the homeland of Vlad Țepeș aka Vlad the Impaler and the inspiration for Dracula (note: it’s stunning, not spooky). Autumn Colors is a vibrant collection of autumn reds, deep oranges and vibrant yellows on display across sweeping landscapes and delicate leaves. Lastly, one of our all-time favorite holidays (and galleries) starts when this month ends so we want to make sure to recommend it now: Dia de los Muertos. A gallery celebrating this colorful holiday in Mexico which celebrates the dead with costume, festivals and visits to cemeteries.
Artcast is available to stream on Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV which you can learn more about HERE.
From “Fall”
From “Halloween”
From “Romania”
From “Autumn Colors”
From “Dia de los Muertos”