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Welcome to ARTLO, the meeting place for all art enthusiasts.
Step into the latest edition of ARTLO, where art is explored not simply as image, but as a form of thought. At its centre, a major feature on Hans Holbein the Younger examines portraiture in the Tudor court as a powerful tool for constructing identity and authority.
Across the issue, historical analysis meets contemporary reflection — from Rubens and Goya to Dürer’s Melencolia I and creativity as a transformative force. The magazine also engages with figures such as Frida Kahlo, alongside major exhibitions and editorial coverage of Art Madrid 2026.
A curated selection of contemporary artists completes the issue, offering a clear perspective on current artistic practice.
Discover the full issue and experience it in depth.
The latest issue of ARTLO Magazine is here,
At the core of this issue is a major feature on Hans Holbein the Younger, examining how portraiture in the Tudor court functioned as a tool for constructing political authority and identity. The edition also includes a special feature on Katja Lührs, offering a closer look at her contemporary practice.
Across the issue, historical analysis meets current debate — from Rubens and Goya to Dürer’s Melencolia I, alongside reflections on creativity, perception and the role of images in shaping meaning.
You will also find coverage of recent developments in the art world, from the Turner Prize to broader institutional and cultural shifts, as well as a selection of books and perspectives that expand the conversation beyond the page.
Alongside these contributions, the magazine presents a carefully curated selection of contemporary artists, offering a considered view of current artistic practice.
Discover the full issue and explore it in depth.
The Print Magazine
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