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A Seasonal Digest for Inspired Artists: guidance, tips, and inspiration to keep creativity flourishing through the summer months, with insights on outdoor art creation, local exhibitions, creative wellness, and unique opportunities tailored for artists.

Artmajeur magazine N ° 18 Summer 2021

Jul 5, 2021

Contents of this issue:Irina LaubeCity lightsNap and relaxationMaria susarenkoIsland hopping

Sotheby’s £83.6m Sale Sparks Debate Over Summer Auction Relevance

Jun 27, 2024

Sotheby’s Modern and contemporary sale in London netted £83.6m, sparking debate over the summer auction season’s relevance, with highlights including a £15m Basquiat and strong bidding on Ralph I...

Summer on Canvas: The 10 Seascapes Not to Be Missed

Jul 2, 2024

15 minutes read

Our selection of famous seascapes, performed by some of the best-known masters of all time, is precisely designed to see you on a lounger or in front of the fan dreaming of the sound of the ocean...

Preserving Mid-century Modernism: Breuer’s Summer Home Restored for Future Generations

Sep 5, 2024

Maximazing Summer to Showcase and Sell Your Artworks: 5 Tips for Artists

Marcel Breuer’s summer home in Wellfleet, Massachusetts, is now listed on the US National Register of Historic Places and is being restored by the Cape Cod Modern House Trust to serve as a residency for artists, while maintaining its original design and furnishings.

Sell Art

Jul 17, 2023

Summer presents a valuable opportunity for artists to optimize their online presence and sales by enhancing their artworks' listing, providing high-quality photos, verifying availability, and utilizing Artmajeur's "holiday" mode to inform customers of their availability.

Amazing frescoes made during the summer of 2021 in our beautiful region of Occitanie (France) where Artmajeur office is located

Sep 14, 2021

A selection of frescoes produced in the Occitanie region or by artists from the region during the summer of 2021. An obviously non-exhaustive choice

A Willem de Kooning's painting, which had been missing for 30 years due to a heist, will be on display this summer at the Getty Center in Los Angeles

Jun 7, 2022

On Thanksgiving Day in 1985, the painting was ripped from its frame and torn from its backing during a daylight robbery at the University of Arizona Museum of Art.

Donna Summer's Emotionally Charged Artworks Takes Center Stage in a Freshly Unveiled Documentary and an Auction Event at Christie's

Sep 18, 2023

7 minutes read

"I harbor a concealed existence," singer Donna Summer reveals in the latest HBO documentary, "Love to Love You, Donna Summer." She continues, "You may be gazing at me, but what meets the eye does not reflect my true essence."

Start an Art Collection: Tips and Must-Have Pieces for a New Collector

Mar 11, 2025

11 minutes read

Are you new to the art world and eager to start your collection but don't know where to begin? Don't worry! We've created a few profiles of novice collectors so you can identify yourself in one of them and discover your unique style...

Artmajeur magazine N° 14 Fall 2021

Jul 5, 2020

Contents of this issue:MochaPortugalSplash!BallRadu Bercan

Sandro, my mind is hungry for exploration

Jun 14, 2023

8 minutes read

It was last summer, I went to the exhibition "Roses from my Garden" by Nick Knight at the Museum of Photography in Nice...

Jean-Michel Basquiat's sisters organized an exhibition in New York

Apr 12, 2022

Jean-Michel Basquiat's sisters have organized an exhibition of his work. They wanted to reclaim their brother as one of their own. The pop-up mini-museum and biographical reliquary is called King Pleasure. It'll be open through the summer.

Iryna Kastsova, I still continue to experiment with techniques and styles

Sep 8, 2023

6 minutes read

"I started painting at the age of 5 with watercolors when I wanted to become an artist. Every summer I spent with my grandmother in the village."

Tokyo Gendai Moves to September for Cooler Climate

Jul 17, 2024

Tokyo Gendai, a prominent art fair, will move its 2025 edition from July to September 12-14 at the Pacifico Yokohama convention center, with a VIP preview on September 11, to offer a more comfortable climate for attendees and exhibitors, addressing the summer heat that has hindered visitor attraction, as announced via VIP email on July 10.

Louvre Raises Ticket Prices by 30% Ahead of Paris Olympics

Dec 12, 2023

The Louvre Museum in Paris is increasing its admission price from 17 to 22 euros, a move partly aimed at managing rising operational costs. This price hike comes as the city prepares for the Summer Olympics, with broader trends of escalating costs in the capital.

The Artmajeur Olympics: A Journey Between Art and Sport

Jul 23, 2024

11 minutes read

On the occasion of the 2024 Summer Olympics, Artmajeur has decided to create a parallel and shorter event, called, with little imagination, the Artmajeur Olympics. This event celebrates not only sports, but also art...

Artmajeur magazine N ° 19 Fall 2021

Oct 12, 2021

Discover original paintings and photos that sublime Ireland!

Contents of this issue:Karen axikyanMusical instrumentsCanadaIsabelle PelletaneTextile artAnsatasia Kuznetsova ...

Artmajeur gives me the opportunity to shine in Europe and even in the world

Lifestyle

May 14, 2020

From Dublin to Connemara, from Londonderry to Cork, Ireland is an island with special colors.

The public will be able to visit Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral again at the end of 2024

Mar 8, 2023

The Notre Dame Cathedral will be open to the public again in late 2024, more than five years after its famous spire and roof fell in a fire.

A Home That Speaks of You: Art as a Mirror of Your Emotions

Jan 21, 2025

9 minutes read

Buying art is not just an aesthetic act, but a deeply personal choice, driven by the desire to surround oneself with what nourishes the soul. We therefore present some types of artworks, each designed to meet the different emotional needs of four types of art lovers...

Egypt honored at the world's only indoor museum dedicated to the art of sand sculpture

Nov 8, 2022

Thanks to the sand sculptures in Tottori, Japan, you can see places all over the world.

Man's Daring Climb on National Gallery's Roof Sends Shockwaves

Aug 24, 2023

A distressed man's rooftop climb at the National Gallery in London triggered a police incident, causing evacuations and disruptions. After an overnight ordeal, authorities detained the man under the mental health act, prompting the gallery's reopening and an ongoing investigation.

Northern European art explained in 10 pictorial masterpieces

Sep 17, 2024

11 minutes read

In an imaginary museum, the most iconic works of Nordic art are brought together to narrate the artistic identity of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland. Munch's “The Scream” opens the tour with its intense expression of anguish, followed by “The Dance of Life”...

Maria Tuzhilkina: Artificial intelligence is entering our modern life!

Aug 16, 2024

5 minutes read

"I have been drawing since childhood, I cannot imagine my life without paints, canvas, paper, pencils, the material is not important - the main thing is to draw. For me it’s like breathing, I throw out my emotions, on the contrary, I relax and fill up."...

Mario Venza, the feeling, thinking and doubts of human being

Nov 2, 2022

Mario Venza, extremely attentive to the particular expressions of everyday life, represents the feeling, thought and doubts of human beings...

Sylvie Julkowski-Egard, the love of portraits

Nov 30, 2022

8 minutes read

Sylvie Julkowski-Egard took oil painting lessons from 2006 to 2009. She then began to exhibit in her region, then in Paris (Salon des Artistes Français at the Grand Palais, Salon des Peintres du Marais, Salon d'Automne )...

Art Community in Paris Struggles with Olympic Security Measures

Jul 23, 2024

Many galleries in Paris’s Saint Germain des Près area were forced to close due to unexpected security measures for the upcoming Olympic Games’ opening ceremony, causing significant disruption and financial strain for dealers and clients, exacerbated by poor communication, access issues, and a lack of compensation guidance.

Activists Arrested for Spraying Orange Paint on Stonehenge

Jun 20, 2024

Two Just Stop Oil protesters were arrested for spraying orange powder paint on Stonehenge to pressure the UK government into committing to a fossil fuel phase-out by 2030. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Keir Starmer condemned the act, while English Heritage investigates potential damage to the monument.

Tax Hikes and Global Instability Hit the Art Market

Sep 3, 2024

The international art market is struggling due to global turmoil and rising taxes, leading to a 27% sales drop in 2024, staff cuts, gallery closures, and wealthy collectors fleeing to tax havens, raising concerns about its future recovery.

Views by Renoir of Guernsey will be exhibited together for the first time on the island

Apr 18, 2023

4 minutes read

The show will start at the Musée des impressionnismes in Giverny and then move to the Candie Museum on the island of Guernsey.

The pleasure is there, the drawing, the painting, the brush, the impastos, the drips, the projections. The artist does not deny himself any of the possibilities offered by painting.

Mountains, Compulsivity, Religion, and Nudes

Jan 9, 2024

9 minutes read

Let's let the brushes speak. Let the brushes that painted the mountains reveal the relationship the artists developed with them, a landscape element capable of unveiling their passions, interests, and favorite subjects...

Top 10 Must-See Artists of the Month!

Jul 30, 2024

7 minutes read

The Artmajeur curators, despite the summer heat, continue to work with great zeal for their most important cause: spreading art around the world! By reviewing sales results and clicks on the website, they have created three extraordinary collections that bring together the works of the most popular, trendy, best-selling and most sought-after artists of the moment....

Picasso Museum Workers to Strike in September

Aug 7, 2023