Posted by Reemé Idris on January 16, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Le Pigalle lies on Rue Frochot, in an area dubbed ”˜La Nouvelle Athènes’ (new Athens) developed in the 1820s for the rising professional classes of the new industrialist era. Influenced by London’s urban architecture, neoclassical flourishes meet with colourful Place Pigalle and the heady cultural mix found on the southern slopes of Montmarte. Charlotte de Tonnac […]
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Category France, Hotels, Paris, Paris Hotels · Tags Architecture, art, France, jean andre, le pigalle, le pigalle paris, Paris, Paris City Guide, Paris Design Guide, Paris Hotels, pieree-ange carlotti, sex
Posted by Jonathan Velardi on December 13, 2016 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 1 vote ) Scan any art newsstand and your eyes will be sure to lock onto the latest issue of CURA. Magazine with its striking cover of artworks by international emerging and established artists. Founded by Ilaria Marotta and Andrea Baccin in 2009, CURA. has fast become the art crowd’s favorite […]
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Category Arts + Culture, Features, Food + Drink, Italy, Rome, Rome Arts + Culture, Rome Features, Rome Food + Drink, Rome Shops, Shops · Tags Andrea Baccin, art, Arts + Culture, Basement Roma, Cafe, Cocktail Bar, Colbert Villa Medici, contemporary art, Cura, Cura Magazine, Galleries, Il Goccetto, Ilaria Marotta, Italy, Jerry Thomas, MAXII Museum, MAXII Rome, Miami, Museums, Nautilus A Sixty Hotel, restaurant, restaurants, Roma, Rome, Rome Arts + Culture, Rome City Guide, Settembrini, The Editors, Treebar
Posted by Jonathan Velardi on January 19, 2016 · Leave a Comment
With a 150-year tradition of collecting art of the times, Albright-Knox Art Gallery is one of the oldest public arts institutions in America. Its spectacular Greek revival façade on the edge of Buffalo’s Delaware Park transformed the former Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, founded in 1862, into a permanent gallery space in 1905. What soon followed […]
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Posted by Jonathan Velardi on January 13, 2016 · Leave a Comment
Light, camera and architecture are on the billing when visiting Buffalo’s dedicated center for photography and visual arts. Located in the city’s Downtown district, CEPA Gallery is housed in the historic Market Arcade, modelled after London’s Burlington Arcade on Piccadilly. Built in 1892, the space offers an alternative art viewing experience between four galleries across […]
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Posted by Jonathan Velardi on November 30, 2015 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 1 vote ) “We’re thinking about putting on an annual exhibition where we invite a group of artists from another city to L.A. and see how it informs their practice”, Naomi and Anthony disclose in their enviable art-filled office as gallery dog Lou circles the desks. “It would be very relevant […]
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Category Arts + Culture, Features, Food + Drink, Hotels, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Arts + Culture, Los Angeles Features, Los Angeles Food + Drink, Los Angeles Hotels, Los Angeles Shops, Shops, United States · Tags 29 Palms Inn, Anthony Cran, art, Art Gallery, Cafe Stella, city guide, Curator, Daily Dose Cafe, Downtown Los Angeles, DTLA, Echo Park, Gallery, Joshua Tree, LA, LA city guide, LA Food + Drink, LA Shopping, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Arts + Culture, Naomi Wilding, Petty Cash Taqueria, Silverlake, Time Travel Mart, Urban Radish, USA, Wilding Cran Gallery, Wilding Cran Gallery Los Angeles
Posted by Sara Schifano on May 25, 2015 · Leave a Comment
The brand new Fondazione Prada has been in the works for years, but after only weeks since opening it has already become a hotspot for culture in Milan. The long-awaited institution located in a former distillery, re-thought by Rem Koolhaas, is – as the architect explains – “not a preservation project and not a new […]
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Category Arts + Culture, Italy, Milan, Milan Arts + Culture · Tags Architecture, art, Bar Luce, contemporary art, Fondazione Prada, Fondazione Prada Milan, Milan, Milan Art Hotspot, Milan Arts + Culture, Milano
Architectural love or loathing towards the Hayward Gallery’s concrete façade aside, it is what’s inside this Sixties landmark on London’s Southbank complex that attracts the culture crowd into its brutalist core. Hayward Gallery presents several temporary exhibitions a year across two levels that broadly range from the classics through to the contemporary as well as […]
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Category Arts + Culture, London, London Arts + Culture, United Kingdom · Tags Architecture, art, contemporary art, Hayward Gallery, Hayward Gallery London, London, London Art Hotspot, London Arts + Culture, Modern Art
Posted by Jonathan Velardi on January 8, 2015 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 2 votes ) Once Germany’s primary rail terminus, the scale of Berlin’s converted Hamburger Bahnhof into a contemporary art museum is fitting given it’s vast collection of works across three major collections that span major art movements since 1960. The museum’s permanent displays, exhibited in this impressive architectural setting, showcase Pop […]
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Category Arts + Culture, Berlin, Berlin Arts + Culture, Germany · Tags art, Art Gallery, Art Museum, Berlin, Berlin Arts + Culture, city guide, contemporary art, Dan Flavin, Germany, Hamburger Bahnhof, Hamburger Bahnhof Berlin, Installation Art, Modern Art, Richard Long, Tomás Saraceno
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on December 5, 2014 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 1 vote ) The Apartment by The Line is the brick and mortar incarnation of the stylish ecommerce shopping experience known as The Line. Inside the shop-able apartment, everything from the Proenza Schouler and JW Anderson pieces hanging in the walk-in closet (which dreams are made of) to the Moroccan Beni […]
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Category New York City, NYC Shops, Shops, United States · Tags art, city guide, Concept Store, Cool Shops, Fashion, Interiors, Manhattan, New York, NYC, NYC Design Guide, NYC Design Hotspots, NYC Shopping, Robert Mapplethorp, SoHo, The Line, The Line Apartment, The Line Apartment NYC, USA
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on November 12, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Situated just 20 minutes drive from Aix en Provence, amongst the sunny Provençal countryside is Chateau la Coste, a place where wine, modern art and architecture intermingle in the way unlikely best friends would. Sure, it’s not the first time wine has been paired with art but there really is something about the way Chateau […]
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Category Arts + Culture, France, Provence, Provence Arts + Culture · Tags art, Art Center, Art Centre, Art Walk, Cafe, Chateau la Coste, city guide, Culture, France, Le Puy-Sainte-Réparade, Provence, Provence Arts + Culture, Provence Food + Drink, Sculpture Park, South of France, Winery