Category: Art
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L’Atlas air installation for Perrier
French street artist, L’Atlas, with Perrier created a large-scale public art installation at Nelson A. Rockefeller Park in Battery Park City. Perrier has a rich heritage of collaborating with visionary contemporary artists. The installation was a one-day-only project in which L’Atlas created a labyrinth-like structure made up of “air” – more than 3,000 inflated balloons,…
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V&A reconsidering offer of Margaret Thatcher collection
Museum signals it might be willing to accept collection of late former prime minister following criticism from Tory MPs and public
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Martell France 300: The 300 most exciting French & French-inspired talents across the world
This year has been a spectacular and historic one for Martell cognac house. It began with the announcement of Diane Kruger as brand’s Ambassador, along with an incredible celebration at Versailles in May. Worldwide search led by Martell Cognac and spearheaded by actress Diane Kruger, has identified the 300 most exciting French & French-inspired talents across…
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The most visited exhibitions in London in this cultural season
The Victoria & Albert Museum hosted the three best-attended exhibitions in London this year. “Alexander Mcqueen: Savage Beauty” show at V&A Museum was the most popular London exhibition in 2014/2015, according to a survey by LondonExhibitions. A total of 493,043 tickets were sold for the show, making it the V&A’s most popular exhibition in its…
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Fondation Louis Vuitton, the new “must” on the Paris cultural scene, celebrates its first anniversary
The Fondation targeted 700,000 visitors the first year after the inauguration on October 24, 2014. The Fondation Louis Vuitton celebrates a year of existence. Opening its doors a year ago, The Fondation has emerged as a major institution in the cultural landscape of Paris, France, and indeed the world. It is welcoming exhibitions, artistic and musical…
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Dutch museum achieves the impossible with new Hieronymus Bosch show
To mark the artist’s 500th anniversary, the director of small Dutch museum secures 20 of 25 surviving panels by ‘the devil’s painter’