
In Minor Keys
Koyo Kouoh’s Venice Biennale invites a slower kind of looking. Make time for the Arsenale, then follow the exhibition into the city.
Explore the Biennale ↗Подзаголовок секции с кратким описанием того, что внутри секции.
Contemporary art worth travelling for, selected by ARTI Studio in Vallauris.

Koyo Kouoh’s Venice Biennale invites a slower kind of looking. Make time for the Arsenale, then follow the exhibition into the city.
Explore the Biennale ↗Four exhibitions across four regions, from Black abstraction in New York to artists’ residencies in Cape Town.
Three generations of Black artists rethink abstraction, from Frank Bowling to Torkwase Dyson.
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Self-portraiture and handmade objects shape one another in this Mori Art Award exhibition.
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Six Cape Town artists revisit works made through the Koyo Kouoh Atelier residencies.
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Koyo Kouoh’s international exhibition brings together artists across the Giardini and Arsenale.
Exhibition details ↗Three themes from this issue, paired with works from our online gallery.

Abstraction and rhythm
After Hard Art at MoMA PS1, look at how colour and line structure a painting. In Espectro Linear, Moura explores that relationship in acrylic.
Find Espectro Linear in the catalogue →
Material and gesture
This issue’s focus on material connects with Universe. Cuby combines poppy seeds, eucalyptus bark and acrylic, making texture part of how the work reads.
Find Universe in the catalogue →
Identity and self-portraiture
Katayama’s self-portraits invite a closer look at how identity is presented. Sheyn’s mixed-media work Masks offers a different entry point into that question.
Find Masks in the catalogue →Browse original paintings and sculptures by contemporary artists in the ARTI Studio online gallery. Worldwide shipping is available.
Browse the online catalogue →Start with one of Katayama’s self-portraits. Notice how the pose, the setting and the objects around her each tell a different part of the story.
Discover her exhibition ↗Before reading the label, spend ten minutes with one work. Notice where your eye lands, what changes as you move, and what you’d like to ask the artist.

Want to feel more at home with contemporary art? Join ARTI Studio for six days on the French Riviera. Visit several galleries and museums with an art historian, talk through what you see, then try it in the studio and outdoors with a professional artist. Over dinner, carry the conversation from Michelin-starred tables to places loved by locals.