To mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the 250,000-square-foot Newseum (Washington, D.C.) features two new exhibits and an original documentary film chronicling the presidency, family life and death of America’s 35th president. “JFK,” exhibition features two exhibits and a film: “Creating Camelot: The Kennedy Photography of Jacques Lowe” features … Read more
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“I hate collectors, the ones who take something just for themselves.” – Robert Doisneau After being presented at the Hotel de la Ville in Paris and then in Japan, at the Mitsukoshi Museum in Tokyo and at the Isetan Museum in Kyoto, the “Robert Doisneau – Paris en Liberté” exhibition arrived in Italy for … Read more
During 2luxury2‘s visit to Milan, we took the opportunity to visit Esxense 2013 (we can read a first report here), various exhibitions and could not miss FrameArt 2013 – The European Fine Art & Frame Exhibition (March 22-March 24, 2013). As the most important professional trade show in the world in the art and framing … Read more
The most favorite island for a getaway? Tripadvisor’s inaugural Travelers’ Choice Islands awards recognized more than 100 islands across the globe with amazing ecotourism, snorkeling, swimming, underwater photography, gourmet, entertainment and cultural heritage. “Whether you’re looking for idyllic palm-lined islands, or islands that offer a more cultural experience, you’ll find inspiration in these lists,” said … Read more
John Lambert started his film career at the age of 16 making short films and composing electronic music scores in high school. John juggled his film making, music, motorcycle racing and College until the call of Hollywood was too great and moved to Hollywood in 1978. Starting a company called Young Fast and Scientific with … Read more