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International Edition – Issue 3 ISSN 3042-5174 (Print)
Created for those who see life as an art form – for lovers of travel, beauty, meaningful stories, and quiet moments that linger. Issue 3 of Artistic Hub Magazine invites you into a world that never stands still, yet always makes room for what truly matters.
Through thoughtfully curated interviews, evocative travel essays, artistic reflections, and visual narratives, this edition celebrates what moves us: creativity, authenticity, and the kind of silence that speaks more than words ever could.
Printed on premium paper (130g inner pages, matte-laminated 350g cover) and bound with a stitched and glued spine for durability, the magazine is made to last – not just to be read, but to be revisited.
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This is not a magazine to consume – it’s a publication to keep.
Welcome to a world that notices.
Inside this issue
An invitation to slow down and notice what truly moves us.
Explore cities where art is not displayed but lived – from the layered textures of Istanbul and Barcelona to the light-filled streets of Melbourne. Wander through stories of transformation: from a former tobacco factory turned cultural epicentre in San Sebastián, to a rooftop where Gaudí’s stone begins to breathe. Experience The Art of Design as it merges fashion, architecture, and meaning – including a visionary collection by Maria Chany, where sustainability meets sculptural futurism.
Discover the pulse of contemporary creation through international art events – from London to Basel to Istanbul – and step into the energy of a global scene in motion.
Through Artist in Focus, meet painters, photographers, sculptors, and textile artists who don’t follow categories but carve out their own language of form, colour, and material. Art in Motion brings choreography, theatre, and lens-based work into dialogue – where presence becomes performance. And in Art on a Plate, we follow chefs who turn flavour into memory – from the sensory theatre of Alinea to the refined simplicity of René Frank.
In every section: a quiet reminder that beauty doesn’t demand noise – only attention.
