Cuisine is an art. It is what we remember from Kitaoji Rosanjin’s work. At the same time painter, calligrapher, ceramist and a cook, he is a symbol of Japanese culinary art. Considered a genius of Japanese gastronomy, Rosanjin was a true master in his field. He semms to have dedicated his life to a sole […]
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- July 25, 2013
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For the first time, some Tsutsugaki masterpieces from a private collection leave Japan to be presented at the Guimet Museum in Paris. This dying art is finally honored thanks to the Parisian Museum. The term may not be familiar with you, for Tsutsugaki is not well known. It is a textile dyeing technique combining the […]
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- July 11, 2013
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This Festival originally based in Toulouse settles in Paris for the third year in a row. In association with the Quai Branly Museum, Les Siestes Electroniques enable people to have a lounge in the sun while being send into raptures by tones from all over the world. Here you don’t just listen to music; you […]
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- July 04, 2013
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Symbol of the splendor of the French monarchy, the Palace of Versailles is known worldwide. Pushing magnificence to its climax, the domain organizes like each summer a series of shows called Musical Fountains show and Musical Gardens. Despite the centuries going by, what was once the home of the Sun King never ceases to shine. […]
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- June 28, 2013
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If there were a TV channel that could share with us its love for the planet, it would be without a doubt Ushuaia TV. Through the small screen, it enables us to travel, to discover distant lands, unusual landscapes but above all to raise public awareness of environmental protection. The programs focusing around ecology are […]
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- June 26, 2013
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Dealing with the use and the representation of flora in 19th to 21st century tapestry, this exhibition from the Goblins Gallery presented by the Mobilier National (National Furniture) will strongly interest artists who love nature. An ode to vegetable nature You have to know that at the beginning, nature was represented in plenty but not […]
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Two of the most important Parisian museum of modern art, the MAM and the 104 associate on the occasion of a retrospective dedicated to Pop Art genius: Keith Haring (1958 – 1990). 250 hypnotic works will be presented to the public, among which are about twenty are of huge size (at the 104). Keith Haring […]
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- April 29, 2013
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Discover the Old Paris Today, the Gavarni Hotel suggests you take a look at the history of its neighborhood, the 16th district of Paris. Thanks to the book written by Emilie Morel, entitled Paris 16th district – 1900-1940 from the collection Streets Memory, you will find the spirit of the mythical bourgeois area and its […]
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- April 17, 2013
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