Paris, France — It’s bright lights beautiful city time in Paris as the holiday lights come on all over town for a spotlight of a show. The Comité du Faubourg Saint-Honoré was […]
Lighting Up Lives with a Luxurious Lottery
The Calm of Koulbak
Paris, France — The beauty of the natural world is unfolding inside the elegant Galerie Berès art gallery in Paris overlooking the stunning banks of the Seine. The delicate watercolors and colored […]
The Fantastical and Haunting Henry Fuseli
Paris, France — These works are fantastic, at times horrific, nightmarish but hauntingly uplifting for despite the pervasive dark shadows light streams in through the tunnel of the obscure. The works of […]
Another Marvel from the Mint
Paris, France —The French Mint throughout its long and illustrious existence has worked closely with artists and designers to create its most emblematic of objects, the medal. In 2020, the establishment launched […]
Great Grants from Greater Paris
Paris, France —The evening began with projections of art works and segued into a performance alternating theater, music, song, documentaries and even a tiny circus. The show unfolded in the amphitheater of […]
Martin Parr: An Iconic Eye on the Irish
Paris, France — Photographer, chronicler, photojournalist, Martin Parr is known for the depth and breadth of his photography projects. At times the approach is satirical, anthropological, but always offering a unique insight […]
Juxtaposing Giacomettti
Paris, France — It is one of the Parisian gems tucked away in the Montparnasse neighborhood, a neighborhood that has historically been the predilection of artists, among them Alberto Giacometti. Sculptor, painter, […]
Critic’s Choice: An Amazing Aquarium
Paris, France — Fine Arts Paris La Biennale, the elegant art and antique fair, drew to a close last November 13th after welcoming 17,000 art collectors, connaisseurs, decorators, museum curators, art lovers […]
Orenda: An Outlook on the World
Paris, France— Sculpted wood, dancing wood, Native American masks of the great north and the exceptional participation of Jean Malaurie, the great French explorer now in his 100th year all come together […]
The Plague of Phylloxera: When Cognac Was Culled
Cognac, France —They are pale yellow and nearly microscopic, they are insidious, they violently attack roots, leaves and suck sap, notably the sap of commercial grape vines, until they are dry and […]
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