Step into the latest edition of ARTLO, where art is explored not merely as image, but as a way of understanding the world. At its centre stands Paula Modersohn-Becker, one of the most pioneering figures of early modern art, whose work transformed the representation of identity, motherhood and the female experience.

Across the issue, historical reflection meets contemporary enquiry. Essays examine subjects ranging from Jacques-Louis David and Édouard Manet’s changing visions of mortality to the quiet significance of everyday objects and the enduring relationship between memory, place and artistic expression. The magazine also explores the work of Hurvin Anderson, whose paintings navigate questions of cultural heritage and belonging.

Alongside these features, readers will discover major exhibitions, including Art Paris 2026, together with carefully selected books and cultural recommendations that highlight the continuing relevance of art in contemporary life.

A curated selection of contemporary artists completes the issue, presenting a diverse range of voices, perspectives and creative approaches from across the international art scene.

Discover the full issue and experience art through history, imagination and contemporary practice.