Artpress February 2025 Issue Features Pan-African Painting, Richter, and Unrepresentable Art

The February 2025 edition of Artpress magazine (issue 529) showcases a variety of artistic topics. Catherine Millet delves into the theme of painting the unrepresentable, while Erik Verhagen provides an analysis of Gerhard Richter's creations. An interview with Catherine Francblin highlights Jérôme Zonder's thoughts on reclaiming history. Miriam Cahn reflects on her rhythmic approach to art. Vanina Géré reviews the exhibition "A Century of Pan-African Painting" at Bozar. Étienne Hatt notes Karim Kal's receipt of the Prix HCB for his work in Upper Kabylia. Philippe Ducat interviews Barthélémy Toguo, and Julie Chaizemartin discusses Stéphane Pencréac'h's "The Massacre of the Innocents." Caroline Ha Thuc explores Asian chocolate, while Dominique Païni examines Jean-Luc Godard's shift to visual art. The cover features Roméo Mivekannin's 2022 piece, and the issue also previews March 2025 with interviews and upcoming exhibition coverage.