Numéro Art 9
Numéro Art, the reference magazine for international contemporary art, selects the most influential personalities, events and places in contemporary creation
The leading magazine on international contemporary art met with Rashid Johnson in his Brooklyn studio.
The committed artist has become a global star in two decades, summoning African-American identity and history, revolt and culture in his work. Numéro art also met with the legend Georg Baselitz, who will be honored at the Centre Pompidou this fall with a highly anticipated retrospective. Bernard Blistène, curator of the exhibition and honorary director of the Museum of Modern Art, and Fabrice Hergott, director of the Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris, testify in our pages about the importance of the German artist in the history of contemporary art.
Numéro Art 13
Numéro Art, the leading magazine for international contemporary art, features the most influential personalities, events and places in the contemporary creative scene.
For its 13th edition, Numéro art unveils its new graphic identity and rubrics, and invites 13 international artists to create 13 original designs.
There's also a no-holds-barred interview with icon Marina Abramovic, who has just opened her retrospective at London's Royal Academy. Another major figure, American artist Theaster Gates, accompanies this issue with his moving exhibition at LUMA Arles, and opens the doors of his Chicago studio to us. Numéro art also followed the iconoclastic and rebellious Lili Reynaud-Dewar as she took over the Palais de Tokyo this autumn.
On the cover of this special Issue 13, Mohamed Bourouissa and the duo formed by legendary American artist Lorna Simpson and French artist Gaëlle Choisne.
The Franco-Algerian is one of the most respected artists of his generation. Celebrated this season at two French museums, he recently presented his first stage production. As for Lorna Simpson, she takes on the role of mentor to Gaëlle Choisne and accompanies her for an exhibition of Reiffers Art Initiatives at the Acacias Art Center during Paris + by Art Basel.
Panthère de Cartier
Mazarine Image signs the Panthère de Cartier campaign, combining bold jewelry craftsmanship with watchmaking precision, embodied by Vanessa Kirby.
A symbol of sensuality and freedom, Panthère de Cartier creations find the perfect ally in Vanessa Kirby, a friend of the House.
In this campaign directed by Mazarine Image, she immerses herself in the wild and lush world of the panther, embodying an instinctive connection between the woman and her feline alter ego. The campaign unites power and elegance in a naturalistic, magnetic, and timeless jewel.
At brands’ side are 50 talented consulting, creative and production advisors, who shape, magnify and provide meaning through image.
Passionate about brands’ boundaries, their heritage and their expertise, Mazarine Image works with Maisons in building lasting brand platforms, defining singular graphic territories, and creating print and digital content as if they were objets d’art.