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The Art, Artist and The Pandemic
Irrespective of how many times one visits, a spontaneous trip to Paris is always a good idea. That is because perennially alluring city of...
Working for the future
Art or (and) science
We are used to perceiving science and arts as two separate areas of our society that exist more or less independently....
Vincent van Gogh: The Other. Now we will both drown in agony, despair and ecstasy
Now he belongs to the elite.
Like a photo workshop, even the trying
decline of the citizenship (belonging to the working and lower middle classes)
of stigma...
Hublot celebrates art for a night in Paris
Yesterday in
the heart of the Fondation Louis Vuitton, an emblematic site dedicated to art
and culture, Ricardo Guadalupe, CEO of Hublot, and Vincent Roy, Brand...
Art transformed with every passing second: Collaboration Carlos Cruz-Diez and Hublot
Anything created from passion will last
forever. The last project from the late artist Franco-Venezuelan artist Carlos
Cruz-Diez further strengthens the links between art and watchmaking....
Turning air pollution into art
Artists are known to take inspiration from the world around them. So
it’s no surprise that some have begun shining light on one of the...
The feminist inspiration of Mona Lisa
This year marks the 500th anniversary of the death of the Italian
genius, Leonardo da Vinci, who died on 02 May 1519. On this occasion,...
SFMOMA Announces SOFT POWER — International Contemporary Exhibition
Timely and provocative, SOFT POWER is an exhibition about the ways
in which artists deploy art to explore their roles as citizens and social
actors. Appropriated...
Big Bang Sang Bleu II
More ambitious than
the Big Bang Sang Bleu launched in 2016, the new Big Bang Sang Bleu II
passionately channels the design skills of world famous...
SFMOMA Announces Five Summer 2019 Exhibitions
In addition to its major presentations of Andy Warhol—From A to B and Back Again, JR: The Chronicles of San Francisco and Suzanne Lacy:...