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Here it is: the second edition of Imagicasa Art! The special issue that we published last year was very well received and that confidence in us made us even more keen to go look for even more surprising and inspiring stories.
"A nice end-of-year gift in the form of this second edition of Imagicasa Art"
The image on the cover of this art edition is a creation by the Brazilian Lúcio Carvalho. In this magazine you can read more about his fascinating life and work, and for us it also stands for what you can expect from this edition of Imagicasa Art. It perfectly summarizes the magazine, as we bring a nice mix of classic and modern, traditional and progressive art from different periods and in different styles. 
What the subjects in this magazine have in common is that they don't think within the lines. Each in turn, the artists we write about challenge the conventions and bring (or have brought) innovation to the art world. And even far beyond! For example, we also tell the story of the B.A.T. concept cars that are not only a paragon of the term 'art on four wheels', but that also made the wider design world think about what something should or can be.
We are happy to present some indispensable exhibitions of already well-known names in Belgium and abroad (Claude Monet, Jan van Eyck, Jonathan Meese) and introduce you to a range of newer talents (Zoey Frank, Jenna Krypell, Barnaby Barford) who are also on their way to conquering the world. 
We hope that you will enjoy this art edition of Imagicasa. And if you're still looking for an original Christmas present for a loved one, we happily suggest this magazine. Or even better: a subscription to Imagicasa for beauty all year round.
Also make sure to check out the art calendar in this magazine and keep your eyes on our online event calendar, because 2020 promises to be a year with many more beautiful things to come!
Happy reading! 
Images top to bottom, left to right:
Andrea del Verrocchio, The Virgin and Child with Two Angels c. 1471–2, © The National Gallery, London.
Jenna Krypell, Atmosphere
Barnaby Barford, Me Want Now, installation view at David Gill Gallery, 2016, photo by Martin Slivka
Pieter Vermeersch, Untitled (50°54'37" N, 4°24'26" E) 1-9, Exhibition view Galerie Perrotin, Paris, France, 2013, photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
Lucio Carvalho & Gallery Chic Revolution in Art
James Owen, The Fold
Barnaby Barford, The Seated Bear, 2016, photo by Martin Slivka
Mercedes-Benz 300SL (1956), © Jeff Dow Photography
Miriam Escofet, An Angel at my Table
James Owen, Betta
BAT 7 ©2019 Peter Harholdt
Jan van Eyck, Portrait of a Man with a Blue Chaperon, c. 1428−1430 Muzeul National Brukenthal, Sibiu (Romania)
Claude Monet, Water Lilies, 1916-1919, Musée Marmottan
Christy Lee Rogers, Rhapsody
Andrea del Verrocchio, The Virgin and Child with Two Angels c. 1471–2, © The National Gallery, London.
Jenna Krypell, Atmosphere
Barnaby Barford, Me Want Now, installation view at David Gill Gallery, 2016, photo by Martin Slivka
Pieter Vermeersch, Untitled (50°54'37" N, 4°24'26" E) 1-9, Exhibition view Galerie Perrotin, Paris, France, 2013, photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
Lucio Carvalho & Gallery Chic Revolution in Art
James Owen, The Fold
Barnaby Barford, The Seated Bear, 2016, photo by Martin Slivka
Mercedes-Benz 300SL (1956), © Jeff Dow Photography
Miriam Escofet, An Angel at my Table
James Owen, Betta
BAT 7 ©2019 Peter Harholdt
Jan van Eyck, Portrait of a Man with a Blue Chaperon, c. 1428−1430 Muzeul National Brukenthal, Sibiu (Romania)
Claude Monet, Water Lilies, 1916-1919, Musée Marmottan
Christy Lee Rogers, Rhapsody