Every week, the website will deliver its loot through a comprehensive enumeration of not-to-be-missed events, critical analyses, portraits or exclusive accounts from those who create Art and animate local Culture and beyond: local artists who have gone elsewhere, foreign artists who have come here, institutions, freelancers, gallery owners, museum curators, etc. And the ACA Newsletter will be a selection, a summary, an invitation. The HAKA, this famous ritual dance immortalized by New Zealand rugby players, is read as an expression of the passion, vigor, and identity of a people. Perhaps we can approach ACA with the same intention? Because the site and its Newsletter cater to Art enthusiasts as well as internet users looking for projects or good plans for the weekend. Moreover, these media embody an identity that they intend to share with their readers. The values they uphold? A genuine curiosity for the artistic and cultural subjects and objects of their territory, a rigor, a shift, and an aesthetic in the way they report, a resistance, by highlighting, to their inevitable escapes to other lands of plenty. These demands, the Art Côte d’Azur magazine, a print supplement of Les Petites Affiches des Alpes Maritimes, have made it the cornerstone of its editorial line, its graphic and editorial treatment for nearly a year. It remains for the site to align with the bi-monthly by committing to the path of development. The first weekly Newsletter from ACA, with content renewed each week, is sent today to all its subscribers. It constitutes the first step in exploiting the potentials of the Internet media.
To receive the Newsletter from the Art Côte Azur site, visit now at [www.artcotedazur.fr](https://www.artcotedazur.fr).
