Category : Exposition Paris

ANOTHER EXPERIENCE OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

An oasis ideally situated between the ocean and the mountains, Terrestre welcomes visitors to its fourteen villas with lush gardens and personal pools. The newest addition to Grupo Habita’s household of way of life lodges, this Mexican resort...

Chris Ware or the comic book reinvented

This genius of American comics, awarded the Grand Prix at the 2021 Angoulême Pageant, is being honored at the Bibliothèque publique d’info (Bpi) at the Centre Pompidou in Paris. For thirty years, the artist who defines himself as a “guid...

URBAN SANCTUARY

On August 2, Aman will open the doorways of a new establishment within the coronary heart of Manhattan. The popular luxurious lodge model with 34 resorts all over the world has once once more succeeded in imposing its Zen philosophy...

Vanessa Bosio: behind the scenes

Vanessa Bosio is a photographer of the second. Whether or not behind the scenes of a style present or on a development website, the photographer captures distinctive pictures, as a result of they are raw, real and alive. No posing, no staging, no pr...

Madonna 1985: Strike a pose!

The Galerie de l’immediate in Paris is exhibiting “Madonna 1985,” a collection of legendary photographs by Japanese photographer Kenji Wakasugi, who immortalized the Queen of Pop in her ascension. Black lace corset, “Healt...

At the roots of design

Perpetuating the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright is the objective of this collaboration between the Steelcase model and the architect’s basis, which has been in existence since 1939. Both want to set up collections of lovely fur...

Christopher Barraja’s sunny shots

Winner of the Picto Grand Prize for Trend Images at this 24th edition, photographer Christopher Barraja unveils together with his intimate collection “De Chlore et de Rosé” a bewitching ode to intertwined bodies. In the middle of his num...

CORSICA, FOR THE LOVE OF NATURE

The island of beauty presents surprises and views at every flip of the trail, from demanding treks to day-long loops, from must-do’s to off-the-beaten-track itineraries. If the GR20 is the grail of each hiker, this trek, crossing...

Tralucid: between architecture and design.

After briefly learning anthropology, Laurids Gallée decided to turn to design and commenced coaching at the Design Academy in Eindhoven, Vienna. Upon graduation, the Austrian designer labored as a craftsman for many inventive desig...

Joe Colombo, the inventor of the future

The Gallery of Trendy Artwork in Milan (GAM) is dedicating an exhibition to this genius designer of the 20th century. Cesare, referred to as Joe Colombo (1930-1971) had a brief but dazzling life, producing prolific work on the bord...

Design in three acts

Clap Studio, based mostly in Valencia, Spain, focuses on designing experiences via art installations, interiors, and manufactured objects. Zoom in on three of its tasks. by Nathalie Dassa Simplicity, magnificence, and playful...

Alex Prager, splitting the crowd

Alex Prager’s photographs depart you with a wierd impression: if you face her Crowds, that are unfold out over the whole peak of the wall, you may assume, for a second, that you are within the presence of pictures taken on the spot. However th...

UNDER THE SUN EXACTLY

Vacations are coming; gentle idleness in a postcard setting is on the horizon. Acumen presents you a summer time choice, between colognes, solar and iodized notes, for a scent full of sunshine and freshness. Brilliant and glowing, colognes a...

The praise of softness by Carsten in der Elst

It's on the event of the last version of “3daysofdesign,” the good Danish celebration of design, that the German furnishings designer and craftsman Carsten in der Elst introduced his very first exhibition, “Smooth...

“Peaches” by Lara Bohinc, a hymn to femininity

After almost a decade of loyal service to the House of Cartier, exploring the world of knickknack, designer Lara Bohinc launched into the world of furniture together with her own studio in 2016. Obsessive about deconstructing and r...