Chess and Art A Tempo

Combining chess and art is a favorite pastime of both artists and some chess professionals. Chess so pervades popular (particularly Western) culture that there are countless examples. The World Chess Hall of Fame, in St. Louis, showcases artists drawing from chess imagery or themes in their work. However once in a while you can find chess aficionados with little artistic background approaching the subject from the other side. 'A Tempo Magazine' lauds itself as "a chess magazine for music lovers," or, alternatively, "a music magazine for chess lovers."

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