IdentityCONNAISSANCE DES ARTS
When it first appeared in 1952, Connaissance des Arts was the first art magazine to combine both in-depth articles and color reproductions. More than 70 years on, the magazine continues to cover art created in the past and present with the same passion, drawing on contributions from leading journalists and experts.The magazine’s editorial line is deliberately open, bringing readers insights into art in all its myriad forms, showcasing young talent and emerging trends alongside established artists. In addition to features on exhibitions, auctions, fairs and shows, Connaissance des Arts also publishes over 50 special issues each year which explore specific themesArt lovers can also keep current with art news via the magazine’s website, an online extension of the print edition featuring additional photos and videos. Plus there is a superb Connaissance des Arts mobile app.
Through the magazine, special issues and digital iterations, Connaissance des Arts proposes a serious and curious take on every aspect of international art news. Connaissance des Arts follows major events initiated by the LVMH Group, reflecting a strong belief that passion and education are central to our editorial activities.
Guy Boyer
Editor-in-chief of Connaissance des Arts
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ISSUES PER YEAR
50
SPECIAL ISSUES PUBLISHED EACH YEAR
70
YEARS OF EXPERTISE
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In both its print and digital formats, Connaissance des Arts covers everything from museums to art in our daily lives with a contemporary tone. The content embraces every aspect of art, including major temporary exhibitions. Exclusive reports feature visits to artist studios, prominent collectors, as well as museums. In-depth articles spark both conversations and curiosity among readers.
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Eager to enhance understanding and promote culture, Connaissance des Arts’ journalists offer an exhaustive and enlightened analysis of French and international art news within their fields of expertise. In the special issue collection, which offers a more didactic approach, themes are examined in depth and the most interesting exhibitions are analyzed and reviewed by our best experts.
CONNAISSANCE DES ARTS SUPPORTS THE APPLIED ARTS
The practice of many centuries-old applied arts is becoming increasingly rare. Connaissance des Arts has for a decade actively promoted these often little-known métiers at the crossroads of meticulous craftwork and art, applied arts and artistic creation in its different media, including special issues on Métiers d’Art, vertical navigation links on the website, newsletters and more. It is more essential than ever that skilled craftspeople be recognized as full-fledged creative talents and enjoy access to resources to pass on and preserve these unique skills and know-how.
