Cahiers d’Art presents itself as a unique contemporary art journal (La Revue), illustrated with photographs. Witness of its time, Cahiers d’Art has been following and writing art history for nearly a century.
Founded in 1926 by Christian Zervos, it ceased publishing in 1960 and was reactivated in 2012 on the initiative of Staffan Ahrenberg. The new Cahiers d’Art preserves the spirit, the graphics, and the eclecticism of the original version. Cahiers d’Art works directly with the artists or their estates to create La Revue. La Revue is published in a standard and a limited edition, including a creation signed and numbered by the main featured artist.