A refined look at the golden age of rail travel from 1930 to 1970, including CIWL and the Simplon route, the Santa Fe Super Chief, Trans Europ Express and the RAe TEE II, dining culture, carriage design, and open-access visuals.

Discover Marseille, a Mediterranean city where Europe meets the sea. From ancient Greek Massalia to colorful markets, steep streets, and sunlit coves, Marseille reveals its rhythm through history, flavor, and light. Every step carries a story.

Iris van Herpen redefines couture through movement, science, and art. A dialogue of body, material, and space unfolds in forms that breathe and evolve.

The new issue of Artistic Hub Magazine is almost here, filled with stories of silence, cities, art, and moments that make us pause and feel.

A journey through the art and architecture of silence, from John Cage to the Rothko Chapel, exploring calm, depth, and the spaces that let us listen.

A nostalgic journey through analog media – from cassettes and vinyl to typewriters and projectors – exploring the beauty of touch, sound, and memory.

Stillness in Color Katrina Cobb is an artist whose work emerges from stillness. In her paintings, there’s a rhythm that doesn’t impose itself. It unfolds gradually, through color, memory, and the space between gestures.She spent years without a fixed address, moving through cities, languages, and changing light. That experience left a mark on her work.

Artistic Hub Magazine is now on Magzter, bringing inspiring stories on art, design, travel, gastronomy, and the culture of living to over 85 million readers worldwide in a beautifully curated digital format.

An intimate interview with Swiss artist Tanja Leuenberger, exploring the emotional depth of her creative process, her intuitive approach to colour and form, and the quiet intensity that shapes her visual language.

Swiss artist Irène Meister captures the silent poetry of forgotten places through tone-on-tone landscapes and natural pigments. Her paintings explore how time, memory, and light shape emotion and atmosphere.

Artists like Yoko Ono, David Hockney, and Biljana Đurđević challenge gender stereotypes through visual art, reshaping identity and inspiring dialogue on equality and self-expression.

From Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keeffe to Marina Abramović and Shirin Neshat, these legendary women shaped modern art through passion, vision, and fearless creativity that continues to inspire.

Pop art transformed everyday objects into art, merging culture, consumerism, and creativity in a vivid celebration of modern life and visual freedom.

Abstract art redefines expression through color, form, and emotion, inviting viewers to see beyond reality and discover the freedom of imagination.