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Rebirths, farewells, and surprises: this week in art 👑✨

🎉 And just like that – it’s July! Welcome to your weekly indie art magazine, straight to your inbox. Thanks for opening this email (again!) – it means the world to me. This week, I’ve gathered the best hidden gems from the farthest corners of the internet, stuff you didn’t even know you needed. Let’s dive in.…

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Guess What Ties Together Old Shoes, Gossip, and Half-Naked Dancing? (Hint: Art-Related)

Hey, how are you doing?đź‘‹ The last days of May are here, and it feels like we’re standing on the edge of something good, even great. Maybe it’s just me, coming from the north (from Estonia) where summer carries a certain magic: garden parties and barbecues (+ the quiet obligation to pick blackcurrants before they overripen),…

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The Most Expensive Living Woman Artist? It’s Not Who You Think 👀

Your weekly art news fix - served fresh, punchy, and with just the right amount of spice. Expect the unexpected, because the art world never sits still. From controversy to pure inspiration, we've got it all covered. TOP 3 ART STORIES OF THE WEEK: 1. Cannes 2025: What’s Making Waves Right Now The 78th Cannes Film…

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What Happened This Week in Art?

Your weekly art news fix - served fresh, punchy, and with just the right amount of spice. Expect the unexpected, because the art world never sits still. From controversy to pure inspiration, we've got it all covered. TOP 3 ART STORIES OF THE WEEK: 1. Venice Biennale 2025: It’s Weird, Brilliant, and Full of Dirt  …

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Creative Morning Routines: How Picasso, Warhol, van Gogh and Le Corbusier Started Their Days

Some artists rise with the sun and walk through silence, like Georgia O’Keeffe. Others, like Picasso and Zaha Hadid, barely glance at the morning, building masterpieces late into the night.From Beethoven’s ritual of counting exactly sixty coffee beans to Salvador Dalí’s micro-naps to catch ideas before they disappeared, the routines that shaped great art were anything…

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