I had the pleasure of discovering Ruinart's latest collaboration with Liu Bolin at Grand Palais. "Reveal the Invisible” It was on the 9th of March 2018. I love the majestic feel of the Grand Palais and think it lends well to any artistic endeavors. Without knowing really what to expect I ventured up the stairs to see my host waiting in a painted face mask and my booklet of the exhibition. I wandered around in what felt like a playful mase. Scenes of bright colors and light hues whe[...]
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Tiny museums in Paris are perfect if you're like me; travel should be sweet and not overwhelming. So in search of Paris best small museums this year - I've rounded up some of my favorites for you to explore on your next trip. From the quirky taxidermy filled museum to the stupendously rich private art of wealthy collectors and old artist studios - I rounded it all in the list below. We all know that Paris is not a loss for artistic and cultural happenings - some of my favorites areas are[...]
?1. The Montmartre Museum ?and Renoir Gardens Re-opens. This past October 17th saw the reopening of the Mus?e de Montmartre with three new spaces: The Workshop apartment of??Suzanne Valadon?and?Maurice Utrillo, Salon?Demarne and the Caf? Renoir. New Exhibition?? L?Esprit de Montmartre et l?Art Moderne, 1875 - 1910 ? // "Montmartre Spirit and Modern Art 1875 - 1910" (17 octobrer 2014 - 25 september 2015) Mus?e de Montmartre Address: 12, rue Cortot ? 75018 Paris Telep[...]
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THINGS TO DO IN PARIS ? [MAY 2014]
May in Paris has lots in store for the first time traveller or the local expat. ?Some of you guys reading this come back every month for the to do list, and many of you are first time visitors to the site and to paris. So with that in mind I'm (slightly) changing the format to please both of you. This means I'll be including information on the present weather, new hotels I've discovered and other things that might pertain to a first trip to Paris. For my regulars you'll still find info on[...]
The Marais is one the most celebrated neighborhoods in Paris with its countless little clothing boutiques, vintage shops, Jewish bakeries, restaurants, and charming little museums. A hot spot during Fashion week and the gay capital of the city. No wonder crowds flock the streets on in the weekends, especially on Sundays, the Marais day of the week, when many other places are closed in Paris. Get a quick impression of the area by watching our video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4[...]
February in Paris. Weather-wise, officially the most depressing month of the year, we?re sighing a sigh of relief that January is behind us, and already looking forward to all that February has to offer. With free and quirky art exhibitions, famed carrot cake and even an aquarium (killer whale free), there?s plenty packed into this shortest month. Check us out every month as we break down all the things fit to share in the city! 1. GO SEE SOME ART Raw Vision Exhibitio[...]