Paris, France — It is a world of its very own. An unmistakeable place of taste and refinement. A place frequented by prestigious clients from around the world ranging from the Rothschilds […]
The Timeless Elegance of the House of Kraemer
Critic’s Choice: The Drawings of Pablo Picasso
Paris, France — A remarkable exhibition is unfolding in Paris on the Left Bank of the Seine presenting some 100 drawings by Pablo Picasso executed between 1903 and 1972. The majority of […]
Into the Autumn of the Arts
Paris, France — The celebrated, at times eclectic, occasionally avant-garde art scene that we call the Autumn of the Arts at The Gourmet Gazette has been a successful and indulgent affair reaching […]
Sculptures of Steel for a Royal Estate
Paris, France — The elegant garden of the Palais-Royal estate in Paris is welcoming statues of steel by contemporary Brazilian artists within the context of the 2025 Brazil-France season. The works by […]
The Fine Arts Are Alive and Well and Living in Paris
Paris, France — Chandeliers, gilding, marbled columns, ornate clocks and period furniture greeted the visitor to one of the great events on the international art market calendar. It all opened up with […]
Friends
Paris, France —Balance and the loss thereof, existentialism, a hand and a room of one’s own are all highlights of an exhibition being played out at the Institut Giacometti in the heart […]
The Curated and the Creative at the House of Caillebotte
Yerres, France —It’s one of those hidden gems of the Greater Paris region tucked away in a greenery-filled corner south of the French capital and just a 20-minute, four stop train ride […]
A Chance to See: The Wonderful World of Worth
Paris, France — He was born in England in 1825, but Charles Frederik Worth is widely recognised as the inventor of a very French specialty, haute couture. He would cross the Channel […]
Brilliant Balloons
Paris, France — It is clearly one of the most fun exhibitions of the summer in Paris. This is inflatable and interactive art at its best, quietly reaching into the depths of […]
The Tragedy and the Legacy of Saint Dymphna
She was born a Celtic princess in Ireland in the 7th century. She would die a martyr in the town of Geel in Belgium, beheaded by her father. Canonized in 620, Dymphna, […]
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