Get inside last Friday’s opening, which felt more like an underground party in Berlin than a fashion week event in Paris: sick beats and the coolest people.
With no prior experience in the art world, Marie Gomis-Trezise opened an online art gallery two years ago to showcase the works of African artists.
Salomé Partouche and Jean Samuel Halifi founded this creative incubator in Paris, which now hosts fifteen artists and the Biennale de Paname edition 2.
How can we change the world from the comfort of a hotel bed? This April 19, The Student Hotel in Barcelona invites you to so in this extraordinary festival.
Thom Yorke or Brian Eno are some of the artists that enter the museum in the ambitious venture of a very special institute uniting sound, art and technology.
Alexandre Berthiaume and Nicolas Denicourt have opened an art gallery in Montreal (Canada) that revolutionizes the usual approach to art by making it open-air.
Fernando Peracho founded this photography-focused art gallery in Barcelona ten years ago. Now, with the help of Bertie, they’ve opened a new polyvalent space.
If you like sweets, you’ll love Sweet Saba, a company that creates unique and arty hand-made candy in the shape of lipsticks, rings, and precious gems.
Shops are no longer merely places to buy, but places to find inspiration. So creating the feeling that one’s just stepped into a gallery has become the norm.
Native Native brings a new way to wine and dine in the most beautiful locations of the French Riviera that most seasoned travellers might not even know of.
