London has been gracing us with a beautiful summer weather for few weeks now, and I know that for some of you any indoor activity can be seen as a waste of vitamin D intake, so I thought that it was a perfect timing to talk about public art in London. Art is supposed to…
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After few relatively quiet months (read not many exhibitions I cared for), June is spoiling us with some exciting shows and the now traditional big reveal of the Serpentine Summer Pavilion. I don’t know if it’s me who is selecting subconsciously only female artist exhibitions lately, or if things are actually shifting in the art…
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Even though things were put on hold around here, I never stopped sharing my passion for art, design, people, and everything edible on my Instagram. I love the little community I built there through the years, and even though a lot of people I used to follow lost themselves to fully sponsored and uniform feeds…
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It’s been an eternity since I sat down, and wrote something for the blog (bad blogger alert). I’ve been pretty much traveling non-stop since the beginning of June, and I wanted to enjoy every bits of it and stay as far away as possible from my laptop. Experiencing everything to the fullest has been my…
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While the art world is gathering in Venice for the Biennale, we are not left behind in London as some exciting shows are going on. I’ve been a busy bee lately, which is forcing me to chose the exhibitions I’m attending even more carefully (sight). We all know how big London is, so the trick is to…
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I discovered Taiki Tea last year, while sipping a cup of matcha latte at the Shoreditch Grind. Not only the matcha was on point, but I was pleased (and surprised)to read that Taiki Tea was an East London based brand. Since then I had the chance to sit with Natasha, and hear all about her entrepreneurial…
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Founded in 2012, Super Dakota is one of the most refreshing and interesting art niche in Brussels. Their current group exhibition (DYS)-TROPISM, created as a reaction to the current political and social crisis that are challenging our planet , is on view until May 27. For the occasion we discussed politics and culture with Damîen Bertelle-Rogier, founder and director…
Read MoreLe premier long métrage façon documentaire d’Anaïs Volpé est sortit en France le 5 avril en toute indépendance. Même si je n’ai pas encore eu la chance de le voir à Londres, c’est le genre de travail artistique/cinématographique que j’ai envie de soutenir. Un film “artisanal” qui a du souffle, faisant parti d’un projet crossmedia suivre ici.
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For the first time in years I will not be in Brussels for the April art fair marathon, but I’ve decided to help you (a little bit) to find your way through the five different fairs which are about to open in the city. You probably wonder why there are so many contemporary art fairs going on…
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La saison des festivals commence officiellement aujourd’hui avec le lancement du premier week-end de Coachella et des têtes d’affiches comme Kendrick Lamar (qui nous sort son quatrième album studio “Damn” ce vendredi), Schoolboy Q, DJ Snake, Future et Gucci Mane, il est temps de se replonger la tête dans le grand bain des sorties. Pour…
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There is a lot to see in London this month. A lot. Spring seems to always be an interesting season for contemporary art, the ideas of renewal and regrowth associated with that time of the year must somehow have inspired the galleries. While the parks are slowly blooming, the city is bursting with openings and new…
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S’il y a des semaines de disette musicale, cette dernière serait plutôt à ranger du côté faste de la force. Avec la sortie de projets majeurs, comme la playlist/album de Drake « More Life » et son excellent Nothings Into Somethings ou encore l’extrait The Heart Part 4 de l’album à paraître de « King » Kendrick Lamar le…
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