Paris, France — The Association for the International Diffusion of French Art better known by its French acronym ADIAF, brings together 300 collectors of contemporary art who are committed to artistic creation. […]
Paris, France — There are the skinny heads so characteristic of Alberto Giacometti’s skinny sculptures and there are the hidden, giant or partial heads, often brightly colored with layers of paint of […]
Paris, France — The chessboard meets Alexander Calder, the American sculptor known for his whimsical mobiles, monumental sculptures and beloved rendering of a miniature circus. Cahiers d’Art, the publisher, gallery and review, […]
Paris, France — She was the last sovereign of Ancient Egypt, the last ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty and among the greatest figures in history. Cleopatra ruled over her country, shrewdly, for […]
From microscopic algae that are provoking the acceleration of the melting of ice in the Alps to collecting morning dew in the Netherlands to drought in a pasture land region of Tunisia […]
Cathedrals of France, temporary housing that has become permanent for refugees and migrants, abandoned churches in Italy, a doll house in every phase of its construction, a multitude of cathedrals. Northern France […]
Paris, France — Just when you thought you had seen all of those blacks on black, mainly on canvas, the black on white paper comes along. A unique exhibition at the Musée […]
Paris, France — For over five centuries now, the Renaissance enamels of Limoges have captivated collectors all over the world. They shine, defying time and never fading. In an 1866 poem addressed […]
Paris, France — A nocturnal or nocturlabe is a close cousin to the astrolabe or sundial, but it helps you to find your way in the night as it is used to […]
Peanuts, one of the world’s most beloved comic strips with its endearing cast of characters turns 75 this year with Peanuts Worldwide celebrating the milestone anniversary of Charles M. Schulz’ beloved creation. […]
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