Archive for May 2026
Max Coulon’s Exhibition “L’un dans l’autre”
Max Coulon’s exhibition at Galerie Romero Paprocki in Paris From April 30 to June 6, 2026, Max Coulon presents “L’un dans l’autre“, an exhibition that brings together a strange, almost theatrical assembly of figures. Part animal, part human, part architectural fragment, these sculptures seem to belong to a world that is both familiar and slightly…
Read MoreParis Perfume Week 2026
Paris Perfume Week 2026 – a fragrance lover’s dream come true! Imagine a beautiful, historic building in the centre of Paris. Filled with the most exciting assortment of new and undiscovered fragrance brands. Imagine you are allowed to spend three days sniffing, talking to fellow fume heads and immersing yourself in the joy of scent.…
Read MoreStylus Private Members Club with Acoustic Salon
Stylus Reinvents the Art of Listening with an Acoustic Salon In the vibrant streets of New York, at 48 Clinton Street, Stylus is preparing to open as a unique private members club and acoustic salon. The new venue is dedicated to ephemeral arts and innovation. Through a program designed to animate the Lower East Side…
Read MoreEMILY EANAE: Identity Through Duality
Conversation with emerging fashion designer EMILY EANAE EMILY EANAE is an emerging fashion designer and project rooted in both Korean heritage and American upbringing. It is named after the designer’s English and Korean names. The brand explores duality, transformation, and identity. In this conversation, the designer reflects on the origins of EMILY EANAE, the development…
Read MoreYoshitoshi Kanemaki’s wood sculptures
Sculpting human ambivalence: conversation with the Japanese artist on wood carving, duality, and contemporary humanity Japanese sculptor Yoshitoshi Kanemaki has developed a singular body of work through haunting wooden sculptures. These are recognizable for their multi-faced figures that seem to exist between stillness and transformation. Interestingly, his wood sculptures capture the complexities of human emotion. Born in…
Read MoreThe Annie Famose Group: Redefining French Hospitality
The Annie Famose Group has become one of France’s leading family-led hospitality groups. Today, it owns nearly 50 restaurants and 3 hotels across destinations including Biarritz, Saint-Barth, Saint Tropez and the French Alps. Founded by former Olympic skier Annie Famose, it is now led alongside her children Sarah and David Brémond. The group is build…
Read MoreThe Visual World of UFOfi
Inside a digital universe built from nostalgia, fantasy, and visual intuition UFOfi is a multidisciplinary artist working across digital art, illustration, and music. She defines her work through a strong visual identity, combining stylized imagery, saturated digital aesthetics, and references drawn from internet culture and pop fantasy. She creates compositions that function more as visual…
Read More“Poupée de peau” by Noémie Ninot
At Alo Galerie, Noémie Ninot transforms her own face into a site of investigation with “Poupée de peau” It is difficult to leave “Poupée de peau” unaffected. From the very first portraits, something feels unsettling. The faces all resemble one another, yet none of them are completely identical. The figures appear suspended somewhere between mannequin,…
Read MoreDana Lixenberg at the MEP
A final chance to see “American Images” by Dana Lixenberg Until May 24, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie presents “American Images”, the first major Paris exhibition dedicated to Dutch photographer Dana Lixenberg. This retrospective brings together more than thirty years of work across the United States. It features portraits, long-term documentary projects, Polaroids, and…
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