Hearst Fujingaho HARPER'S BAZAAR ART No.4 Harper's Bazaar

# Hearst Fujingaho
# HARPER'S BAZAAR ART No. 4

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A new art media that resonates with fashion sensibilities, "Harper's BAZAAR art" ('s Bazaar Art).
The theme of no. 4 is "Falling for ART ⁼ Falling in love with art".

CJ Hendry, who is generating enthusiastic fans, mainly among Gen Z and Millennial generations, with her overwhelming hyperrealistic drawings, graced the cover of "Harper's BAZAAR art" no. 4.
In addition, the magazine features 19 female artists discussing their thoughts on "drawing," home interviews with women who live with art, and projects that explore the appeal of art from the perspective of collectors. It goes beyond the framework of museums and galleries, shedding light on art that lives within everyday life. It delivers the "now" that emerges from encountering art.

[Main Contents]
■ The Worlds I Find in Painting: Me, Paintings, and Drawing
19 female artists present diverse worlds through paintings.
They address the questions "What is painting? What is drawing?" and introduce their deep and powerful responses with their recent representative works.
From the lines, colors, and textures of the works, words overlap, gently bringing up memories and sensations, leading us to new scenery──.

■ Home to Art: To the homes embraced by the love of art
Three women who are active in various ways, supporting local artists and creating new activities, centered on art.
In the Loire Valley of France, Berlin, and New York──we encountered lives filled with love for art and a commitment to space creation in their respective residences.

■ Why I Collect: My Museum
Art gives us new perspectives and insights in our daily lives.
What is the joy of welcoming works and living with them?
We visited four collectors and listened to the dialogues with the works nurtured in their respective spaces and the richness of living with art.

■ Scenic Encounters with Art: Art spots in Japan you'll want to visit at least once
Seeking encounters with landscapes you've never seen before and unexpected sensations──.

and more