Category: Art
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Lolli-pop edible icons
Lolli-pop is the latest conceptual still life project by Italian born photographer Massimo Gammacurta. His lollies are edible icons. The brands are as sweet as candy for the palate and the eye. The brand association has in fact been replaced by a new meaning through the materiality and the abstract action painting dynamic gestures. When…
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‘Artist’ dog wins Golden Collar prize at canine film awards
Uggie named Best Dog in a Theatrical Film Dog News Daily’s inaugural Golden Collar Awards are the first awards show to honor canine actors in films and on television. Uggie, the Jack Russell Terrier starring in silent film “The Artist”, was top dog at this awards recognizing canine excellence on screen. The veteran (10 years)…
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Laetitia Casta through Dominique Issermann lenses
Laetitia Casta’s unfettered nudity captured by Dominique Issermann camera Until March 25, La Maison Europeenne de la Photographie in Paris presents the work of the photographer Dominique Issermann devoted to the sublime Laetitia Casta. Over a period of three days, Dominique Issermann photographed Laetitia Casta at the thermal spa designed by architect Peter Zumthor in…
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Antique Cufflinks 1860 – 1960: the first historical reference book on cufflinks
The first comprehensive picture catalogue of one of the gentleman’s most defining accessories Guy-David Lambrechts, a Belgian cuff link collector and menswear designer, published the first historical reference book on antique cufflinks. “Antique Cufflinks 1860 – 1960” is a comprehensive picture catalogue of one of the gentleman’s most defining accessories. The book is based on…
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Homage to a Brilliant Voice, Whitney Houston is gone
Whitney Houston will be always for many of us a brilliant voice. We pay homage by sharing with all of our visitors one of the most beautiful songs full of meanings : “When you believe” in duet with another great voice – Mariah Carey Few facts about Whitney Houston via Wikipedia “In 2009, the Guinness…
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Beautiful, small and expensive: Lilliputian-sized dolls houses in exhibition
Marvelous Miniature Dolls Houses at The Hague’s Municipal Museum Dollhouses was a serious subject in the 17th and 18th centuries. The Dutch and German women, often spent a small fortune on these miniature works of art that could cost as much as a real house. The Hague’s Municipal Museum is hosting an exhibition that is…