In a packed, intense month for the yachting world, two marquee events reinforced both how dynamic and how cautious the market remains. If Cannes is about world premieres and innovation, Monaco is about grandeur and prestige. Together, they offered a panoramic view of where cutting-edge design meets timeless craftmanship, innovation meets tradition, and sustainability meets the evolving expectations of modern yacht owners.
For the first time, the WHATZ International Contemporary Art Fair is to Hong Kong —and The Art People Gallery (TAPG) will be part of this debut edition. From September 26-28, the Conrad Hong Kong will be transformed into a unique art platform where 44 hotels rooms become intimate gallery spaces under the theme “Living with Art”.
Read Kooness’s exclusive interview with Greek sculptor Vasso Fragkou, whose organic clay sculptures capture movement, rhythm, and emotion. Inspired by nature and recognized internationally, her works range from intimate forms to monumental public installations.
This year, from September 20th to 22nd, Menart Fair is presenting a program entirely dedicated to women artists from the MENA region. We had the pleasure of interviewing Amélie Kalafat, Artistic & Partnership Manager of MENART Fair. Taking place in Paris, this year’s fair will focus entirely on women artists, giving a voice to those who have been left unheard.
We had the pleasure to interview Peter Bläuer, co-founder of Liste Basel, who this year has been the artistic director of the 2024 edition. Peter is very excited about this new edition with 23 new galleries exhibiting at the fair for the first time
The 60th edition of the Venice Biennale is at its door and Venice is getting ready to host millions of visitors from all over the world.
Pino Pascali’s exhibition is divided into four sections which offer a view of his “Arte Povera” on his most original and important aspects of his practice.
Twenty-nine offices, each dedicated to an aspect of social life, transform the Rivoli Castle into a map of the vision of an ethical and harmonious society, a tribute to the master on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
Some describe it as an exciting and engaging experience, a new way to “immerse” oneself in art and to interact more directly with it. It is certain that productions are multiplying and becoming popular worldwide, increasingly involving large audiences. But what are immersive exhibitions, how do they work, and can they truly redefine the concept of an art exhibition?
Discover “The Joy of Marilyn,” a powerful photo exhibition by Sam Shaw capturing Marilyn Monroe’s beauty, vulnerability, and iconic charm through intimate, timeless portraits.
