“After the desert and Palm Springs, the ocean and Rio, I wanted to introduce people to another landscape, to immerse them in a sea of green. With the I.M. Pei’s Miho Museum we… Continue reading
For the 2017 Venice Art Biennale, collector, dealer, interior designer or simply taste-maker Axel Vervoordt does it again: he presented alongside Daniela Ferretti a remarkable exhibition; in actual fact, his last exhibition… Continue reading
Tori Amos has announced that she will release her new LP ‘Native Invader,’ her 15th studio album, this September. The album is the singer-songwriter’s first since 2014’s Unrepentant Geraldines. “In life there can be… Continue reading
Catherine Chevillot, Director of Musée Rodin in Paris, talks to Art is Alive about Rodin’s legacy in the face of the fantastic Kiefer / Rodin exhibition running until 22 October 2017. How renowned… Continue reading
Flammarion publishes a ravishing book that showcases the legendary Italian villa that William Waldorf Astor exquisitely curated as a masterpiece of art, architecture, and design. Dominating the Bay of Naplesin the charming… Continue reading
For the 2017/2018 Chanel Cruise Collection, Karl Lagerfeld took inspiration from Ancient Greece and transformed the Grand Palais into yet another spectacular set. The designer drew an interesting parallel between the simplicity of Ancient… Continue reading
Mayfair based contemporary sculpture gallery Hignell Gallery will be showcasing The Cactus House – an installation of sculptor Ben Russell’s striking marble and alabaster cacti. Curated by director Abby Hignell, The Cactus House presents… Continue reading
Curated by Ana Balda and Igor Uria, Coal and Velvet is a spectacular exhibition presented at The Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum in Getaria, North of Spain. Located in the beautiful Basque fishing village of Getaria where the… Continue reading
To mark the centenary of the death of Auguste Rodin, the stunning Rodin museum in Paris presents an exhibition of works by Anselm Kiefer in dialogue with the works of the most famous French… Continue reading
Tate Britain currently presents the first exhibition dedicated to “queer British art” if one wants to fall into such categorization. The show will remain on view until 1st October 2017 and features artists such… Continue reading
