“(meditating) On Art”, the magazine

Some magazines are read on the metro and left on the seat. This one is made for the bedside table, the bath, and the slow end of a Sunday.

"(meditating) On Art" is a seasonal magazine about art and the quiet it can bring, written and laid out by me in Paris, printed and bound, in English and French side by side.

Inside an issue

About forty pages, in columns that come back every season:

• Editorial: a short essay that opens the issue.
• Slow Art: one work of art as a practice, to look at, to feel, sometimes to move with.
• Cursus: my own art-history self-study, with what to read and see next.
• Nourishing the Soul: books, opera, music, places and recipes around the issue's theme.
• Sitting With: a conversation with a person or a place.
• Correspondence: the month's letter, and your messages answered.
• Planner: a month of prompts and small meditations, with pages to write on.

Issue 01

The first issue arrives in January 2027. It opens on silence, and its Slow Art pages sit with the Venus de Milo.

Why print

A screen asks you to keep scrolling. A page lets you stay. The magazine is printed and bound to live on your shelf, to be written in, lent to a friend, and found again next winter.

How to receive it

The magazine comes with "(letters) On Art", the monthly letters: each season, the letter grows into a printed issue.

• Monthly: €22 a month, cancel any time.
• Yearly: €240 a year, with a printed journal insert.
• As a gift: 6 or 12 months, paid once, wrapped in satin ribbon.

Would you like to see it first? The welcome issue is free to read on screen.

Questions

Can I buy a single issue? Not for now. The magazine comes with the letters subscription.

Is it really in two languages? Yes. Every page is in English and French, side by side.

When does it arrive? Four times a year, as the seasons change. Issue 01 arrives in January 2027.

Is there a digital version? For now, only the welcome issue is online.

Where do you send? From Paris, to France and abroad.

Anything else? Write to me at bonjour@maisonevieve.com. I read and answer everything myself.