Tag: art installation
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Sangam by Subodh Gupta – a captivating dialogue between cooking utensils and art
Sangam, which means ‘confluence’ in Hindi, refers to the confluence of three rivers, the Ganges, the Yamuna and the Saraswati. It is also the title of a new exhibition at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche. Continuing its longstanding support for the arts and culture, the iconic luxury department store in Paris is once again featuring…
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‘Planted Air’: Garance Vallée’s installation for Perrier-Jouët questions our relationship to the living world
To celebrate 120 years of its Art Nouveau heritage, Maison Perrier-Jouët presents its collaboration with artist Garance Vallée at Unique Design x Paris and offers an exclusive experience at the Hôtel de Crillon. Garance Vallée is an artist, architect and designer based in Paris. She merges the domains of art, architecture and design in order…
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10,000 Years of Luxury: The first comprehensive exhibition on the history of luxury
Louvre Abu Dhabi presents the first comprehensive exhibition on the history of luxury in the Middle East. How luxury has been defined by diverse cultures from Antiquity to the present day? The first comprehensive exhibition on the history of luxury in the Middle East is showcasing approximately 350 objects from 30 countries and…
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Art in Resonance is proving hotel art has entered a new era
‘Never-before-seen’ commissioned art pieces by Elise Morin and Saya Woolfalk are now on public view until 15 November, alongside Iván Navarro’s popular installation titled ‘HOME’. The Peninsula Hotels launched the next chapter of their global contemporary art programme ‘Art in Resonance’ with a celebration held at The Peninsula Paris attended by art…
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Kaiser Karl: 12 moments that made Lagerfeld a legend
The late designer spent 65 years at the top of fashion, but he was equally known for his put-downs, his personal style and even his pets
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All fired up: Tate Modern to play host to a working ceramics factory
Visitors can volunteer in factory, featuring eight tonnes of clay, a 30-metre production line and more than 2,000 fired objects