Tag: Ruinart
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The art of camouflage: Liu Bolin’s photograph-performances for Ruinart reveal the invisible
Liu Bolin x Ruinart: Ruinart presents collaboration with artist Liu Bolin. Ruinart has had a long-standing relationship with the Arts. In 1895, Andre Ruinart asked Czech artist Alphonse Mucha to illustrate a poster of Ruinart. Today the brand is still closely involved with Contemporary Art and plays a role in numerous international events such as…
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Ruinart Artist 2017: Jaume Plensa is Ruinart’s artist of the year
The champagne house continues its artistic reinterpretations with Jaume Plensa. You can’t spell Ruinart without ‘art’. Ruinart chooses sculptor Jaume Plensa for new artistic reinterpretation. Catalan sculptor Jaume Plensa is known for his exploration of the relationship between the words and the body. His silhouettes of seated or kneeling human bodies are composed of letters.…
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Erwin Olaf for Ruinart: exclusive photos capturing the spirit of the prominent patron of the arts
Photographer Erwin Olaf is the latest artist to collaborate with Ruinart. For decades, humans have left their marks in the Crayères. The international photographing artist Erwin Olaf has captured them for Ruinart champagne house. Ruinart is the oldest Champagne house, established in 1729, and has been collaborating with artists since 1896, when it commissioned Art…
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Moët & Chandon cellars in Epernay are again open to visitors
Moët & Chandon once again began welcoming visitors to its cellars after a year of renovation work. The 1,190 hectares of rich limestone soil, 50% of which is classed as Grand Cru and 25% Premier Cru, make up the largest vineyard area in Champagne, France. Underground, the Moët & Chandon cellars (the wine and spirits…
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Ron Arad’s exclusive champagne vasque for Ruinart
Love affair with Ruinart Blanc de Blancs and the new Ron Arad vasque. Ron Arad’s sharp signature announces Ruinart‘s next rendezvous – an exclusive champagne vasque. The elegant cooler for the prestigious Ruinart Blanc de Blancs will chill the bottle at the perfect temperature for enjoyment. For Ruinart, the Israeli industrial designer, artist, and architect…
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Seven champagne sites belonging to LVMH are now listed as UNESCO’s World Heritage sites
Champagne and Burgundy vineyards join UNESCO World Heritage. France’s Champagne terroirs and the unique climate of Burgundy were added to the UNESCO World Heritage list on July 4th. The unique French candidates reviewed by the UNESCO committee this year, Burgundy and Champagne were the only terroirs added to the World Heritage list this year. This…