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It’s well-known that Karl Lagerfeld is always searching for the new trend and looking towards the future, as the head designer and creative director of the French house Chanel, without nostalgia and repetitions; this philosophy influences also his way of searching the new face for fashion campaigns…
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Some icons enjoy a spark of fame, while others experience a vast acclamation. In the case of Sonia Rykiel, the acclaim is obviously affirmed. It is rather sad to look again at her best works in such occasion: the Parisian designer, Queen of Knitwear, passed away in her house this August 25th at the…
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In such a historical moment, where humankind is continuously divided between the good and the bad, and where boundaries become always more defined, at Caen, until the 28th of August, there will be talks about life – a livella, as the well known Totò famously stated. The first European retrospective…
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The museum mile of New York has been thrilled by Creative Mischief, the annual National Academy School show honoring its school students and faculty in a 3- floor extravaganza of quasi biennale dimensions. After the announcement this past March, of the sale of its prime real estate 5th avenue …
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The 26th Festival of Cinema of Africa, Asia, and Latin America ends and the winners are known, but the questions for humanity remain
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The opening of the exhibition Designing Africa 3.0 on Sunday, April 3, in Casello Ovest di Porta Venezia in Milan, marked the beginning of this year’s Festival of Cinema of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
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The Barnes Foundation announces Renoir—Revered and Reviled, a new feature film based on the Barnes’s unrivaled Renoir collection. The 87-minute film offers a global audience the opportunity to virtually visit the Barnes and experience these works on the big screen. Directed by Phil Grabsky of Seventh…
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George Shaw has been the National Gallery’s Rootstein Hopkins Associate Artist for the past two-and-a-half years, but a fan of the Gallery all his life. Armed with a sketchbook, the teenage Shaw made regular day trips from his home on a Coventry council estate to Trafalgar Square in order to draw…
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March is traditionally rich on important and prestigious art fairs all over the world. Directors, curators, trustees and patrons from all over the world's leading international museums and institutions are going to Maastricht for TEFAF in the beginning of the month, continue their journey to Dubai for…
LeggiThe National Gallery will welcome spring with an exhibition exploring the evolution of Dutch flower painting over the course of two centuries. This is the first display of its kind in the UK for more than twenty years. Through twenty-two works, Dutch Flowers will examine the origins of the genre, the…
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