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COVID-19 and Cultural Life in Bahrain
With the movement of people limited; museums, theatres, and heritage sites have all been halted due to the crises that struck the cultural life and tourism industry. COVID-19 took the whole world by surprise. No one was prepared for the crisis and thoughts of...
Sotheby’s new hybrid format sale: $360 M.
An innovative sale format conducted simultaneously in London, New York, and Hong Kong.Results exceeded expectations with 93.2% of the 69 lots acquired reaching $363 million.Photos: Courtesy Sotheby'sAn exceptional event for an exceptional period. In the...
Federico Herrero and the Truthfulness of Colours
Open structures in colors could encapsulate Federico Herrero’s body of works. The Costa Rican artist believes in the inclusivity of a language of vibrant shapes and forms. “Creating an openness” for the minds of different backgrounds and to reflect oneself in is the pursuit of his art.
Salma Al Najem – Suicide and Redemption
Photos: Hady Elcott Salman Al Najem’s work is a dialogue that questions issues related to important parts of the human experience. Salman aims to redirect humankind’s attention from mortal desires, fascination with material wealth and luxury, mediocrity, vanity...
Hitomi Sato and the Attraction of Light
The Japanese emerging artist based in Tokyo has a notable background in architecture and design from her study at the Musashino Art University that impacted her aesthetic. Focused on the harmony of light and humans, Hitomi Sato finds inspiration in the...
Water & Ashes for Creative (R)Evolution: Art in the HK Protests
The exhibition in Paris is inspired by the plethora of recent creations by various artists and the Hong Kong public during the recent protests against police violence and authoritarianism. The leaderless movement and its fluid, innovative tactics in Hong Kong...
Imaginary Landscapes of Laura Berson
Through her use of poetic and profound subject matter, Laura Berson is on a quest to figure out her position in the world in relation to the elements that surround us.Specialising in portrait and landscape photography and having won multiple awards, Berson has...
“What my I’s have seen”, by Koby Martin in London
For his solo exhibition show, WHAT MY I’S HAVE SEEN, Koby Martin, Ghanaian-born painter, (b.1988) based in London, is collaborating with both The Who Gallery and Disturbing London for his most personal and intimate exhibition to date. After revealing to his...
I’ve Grown Roses in this Garden of Mine
I’ve grown roses in this garden of mine takes its title from Gabrielle Goliath’s latest work This song is for…, a cycle of dedication songs chosen by survivors of rape, that evokes for audiences a sensory world of memory and feeling. This work sets the...
Berend Strik, Deciphering the Artist’s mind
Deciphering The Artist’s Mind: fremdkorper (Studio Koreans) How is art transcending the artist’s historical and physical creative action? Dutch artist Berend Strik’s ongoing project Deciphering the Artist’s mind is the unfinished travel initiated in 2012 around...
Miguel Chevalier Digital Supernova at Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Rodez
Chevalier will be exhibiting a new generative virtual reality installation. Thirty different colored networks of light, combine with beautiful pictures explosions of massive stars and supernova remnant, develop one after the other. For this monumental...
Carlos W. Desrosiers: The Experience, an immersive exhibition in Paris
“When a piece is done, it always feels like a complete song to me. There is no more instruments, notes, or tones needed.“ Carlos W. Desrosiers’ upcoming exhibition from June 23 to July 31 at VOS Paris challenges the status quo of exhibiting art on...
MAGAZINES
Bahraïn Special Edition
For this Bahrain special edition dedicated to the artistic talent in the Kingdom – we showcase 17 Bahraini artists, amongst an exploration of Bahrain as the gulfs cultural capital.
144 pages – 12 €
Contemporary Art in Israel
This time, we take you to discover Israel’s contemporary art scene. Art collectors, curators, museums directors and artists were interviewed for this issue to give our readers a thorough view on Israel’s compelling art landscape.
160 pages – 12 €
Beyond the Visible
ArtPremium, in this striking edition, endeavours to reveal a master narrative existing among contemporary artists to illuminate with their artistic consciouness the munificent dimensions beyond the visible.
160 pages – 12 €
Korean Contemporary Art & Design
In an effort to break into the flourishing Asia market, this edition spotlights, in more than 100 pages of content, the contemporary art and design landscape in South Korea.
160 pages – 12 €
Contemporary African Art
ArtPremium takes you on a visual journey into the contemporary art life in Africa and its diaspora. Conscientious of the burgeoning worldwide popularity of contemporary African art.
160 pages – 12 €