Art Times is an independent, editorially led online magazine for art, culture, and the creative economy. At its core is a clear editorial stance: precise language, transparent framing, and consistent accountability. Content is developed with the ambition not only to make artistic work visible, but to situate it intelligibly in practice, context, references, and impact.
Art is understood as a global, open concept: interdisciplinary, contemporary, and historically connected. The focus is on positions that pose questions to the present and the public, regardless of whether a work is institutional or independent, analog or digital, local or international.
Lifestyle approaches design and aesthetics as cultural practice. Topics such as design, interiors, fashion, and materiality are curated and assessed against clear criteria: provenance, craft, formal intelligence, contemporary currents, and cultural significance take precedence over short-term trend logic.
Culture is globally oriented and sensitive to context. The section addresses cultural narratives, traditions, contemporary identities, diasporic perspectives, and the interactions between art, society, and the public sphere, from local communities to international cultural contexts.
Art & Business focuses on the interface between artistic talent and entrepreneurial sustainability. It examines structures that enable professional development without diluting artistic integrity: positioning, rights and licensing models, collaborations, media relations, audience development, distribution, and sustainable business models. Case studies and best practices are analysed with precision, without simplistic how-to rhetoric.
Artists brings together artistic profiles, working methods, and developments. The emphasis is on substance: the logic of the work, influences, references, and a clear readability of each position. The goal is an Artists environment that provides orientation and communicates artistic quality in a comprehensible way.
News follows clear editorial principles: timeliness with context, a clean separation of reporting, analysis, and commentary, and responsible source handling. Where information cannot yet be fully verified, this is stated openly and updated transparently as new facts emerge.
Books is being expanded as a dedicated focus: reviews, curated reading lists, and cross-genre contextualisation, with particular attention to art and photo books, monographs, and design and architecture publications. Reviews follow a consistent evaluation framework so that argumentation, form and design, relevance, and context remain transparent.
From February 2026, the sale of selected artworks will also begin. The core will be a curated selection with clear, verifiable information, such as edition, condition, provenance, pricing framework, and fulfilment terms. The aim is a professional presentation and sales environment that builds trust and supports artistic positions responsibly.
Advertising, sponsorship, and collaborations are clearly labelled and structurally separated from editorial content.
Contact: support@thearttimes.com
Art Times is an independent, editorially led online magazine for art, culture, and the creative economy. At its core is a clear editorial stance: precise language, transparent framing, and consistent accountability. Content is developed with the ambition not only to make artistic work visible, but to situate it intelligibly in practice, context, references, and impact.
Art is understood as a global, open concept: interdisciplinary, contemporary, and historically connected. The focus is on positions that pose questions to the present and the public, regardless of whether a work is institutional or independent, analog or digital, local or international.
Lifestyle approaches design and aesthetics as cultural practice. Topics such as design, interiors, fashion, and materiality are curated and assessed against clear criteria: provenance, craft, formal intelligence, contemporary currents, and cultural significance take precedence over short-term trend logic.
Culture is globally oriented and sensitive to context. The section addresses cultural narratives, traditions, contemporary identities, diasporic perspectives, and the interactions between art, society, and the public sphere, from local communities to international cultural contexts.
Art & Business focuses on the interface between artistic talent and entrepreneurial sustainability. It examines structures that enable professional development without diluting artistic integrity: positioning, rights and licensing models, collaborations, media relations, audience development, distribution, and sustainable business models. Case studies and best practices are analysed with precision, without simplistic how-to rhetoric.
Artists brings together artistic profiles, working methods, and developments. The emphasis is on substance: the logic of the work, influences, references, and a clear readability of each position. The goal is an Artists environment that provides orientation and communicates artistic quality in a comprehensible way.
News follows clear editorial principles: timeliness with context, a clean separation of reporting, analysis, and commentary, and responsible source handling. Where information cannot yet be fully verified, this is stated openly and updated transparently as new facts emerge.
Books is being expanded as a dedicated focus: reviews, curated reading lists, and cross-genre contextualisation, with particular attention to art and photo books, monographs, and design and architecture publications. Reviews follow a consistent evaluation framework so that argumentation, form and design, relevance, and context remain transparent.
From February 2026, the sale of selected artworks will also begin. The core will be a curated selection with clear, verifiable information, such as edition, condition, provenance, pricing framework, and fulfilment terms. The aim is a professional presentation and sales environment that builds trust and supports artistic positions responsibly.
Advertising, sponsorship, and collaborations are clearly labelled and structurally separated from editorial content.
Contact: support@thearttimes.com