Argument – Aprli/June 2026
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Overview: The magazine Argument was born from the idea of bringing together works, an audience of readers and artists, present through interviews, and to conceive the whole as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the center of the subject. We want to create a direct link between the audience, the works and the artist. It is the artists who count above all: they write the world with matter, share their visions, their dreams, play with shapes and colors. They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion. You won’t find any ads there, it’s a deliberate choice.
Genre: Magazines & Newspapers
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