Exhibitionism: 50 Years of the Museum at FIT celebrates the 50th anniversary of “the most fashionable museum in New York City”. Founded in 1969 by the Fashion Institute of Technology, The Museum at FIT is a specialized fashion museum best known for its innovative and award-winning exhibitions. Since its inception, the […]
‘I love London’ Vincent Van Gogh wrote to his brother during his on and off stays between the spring of 1873 and the winter of 1876. Van Gogh and Britain looks to expand on this in the first half of this exhibition, claiming his stay exerted a deep artistic influence […]
Hummingbirds flit around our our heads and water cascades from 16th century style fountains as we stroll along flower lined paths to our casita. Beyond there are desert cacti and red sandstone peaks. This is luxury living, Paradise Valley style. In the Greater Phoenix Area and adjacent to attractive Scottsdale, […]
The old adage is that Dutch people work in Rotterdam, play in Amsterdam and live in The Hague. We had never visited the Hague before and it was not long before we realised why it would be such a great place to call home. Missing the dreadful packed streets, tacky […]
Gary, exciting times and massive congratulations! Your new debut solo album, Gone From Here, is going to be released on 31 May. Can you share with us why you decided to make a solo album at this moment in time? I always imagined Eddie ( my partner in China Crisis ) […]
‘There is no other country in the world, besides my own, whose way of life I like so much. I love English traditions, English politeness, English architecture. I even love English cooking.’ – Christian Dior – Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams is the V&A’s biggest fashion exhibition since Alexander McQueen: […]
In the France of one hundred or so years ago Cauterets was one of the places to be seen. Here was a highly fashionable spa town where the well-heeled and well connected could travel to enjoy the famed thermal baths of the region. From Paris travellers came directly by train, […]
The Hautes-Pyrenees has always been popular for thermal spas. In the 19th century, the region had some 30 hot spring spa resorts. A well-established tradition, royalty, politicians, and leading ‘faces’ of the day, including Victor Hugo and Edgar Degas, would travel for miles to ‘take the waters’. The Hautes-Pyrénées was a […]
Weimar is a delightful small and cultural city not only famous as home to Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Nietzsche, but also as the original location of the Staatliches Bauhaus. A century ago, Walter Gropius merged two former art institutions to create the new Bauhaus. Inspired by modernism […]
Philip Kingley’s cult Elasticizer has won numerous awards over the years, and has gained recognition as an iconic hair care staple amongst beauty editors, stylists and celebrities alike for its ability to transform dull tired strands into silken locks. So we very excited to hear about the sophisticated limited-edition Pomegranate & […]
Minimal Film: The Cinematic World Reimagined Through Graphic Design by Matteo Civaschi invites the reader to see cinema from a different perspective. But it is not only a book for film lovers; it will also appeal to lovers of graphic design, too. The book uses Shortology, created by the author, who […]
The dusky pink neoclassical Toulouse Capitole building really is the vibrant heart of the city. Sitting proudly on the Place Du Capitole; a great rectangular square full of outdoor cafe’s which attract locals and visitors alike, the Capitole is a museum in its own right. But it’s a little livelier […]
The natural marvel that is Powerscourt Gardens - one of the best garden in the world - here’s the view back to the house, coming soon the incredible view in the other direction! @powerscourthotel @powerscourt_estate #powerscourt #gardens #ireland #roses @visitireland #dublin
A sort stroll from the Westbury we’re In the footsteps of Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, Jonathan Swift & Bram Stoker and many more... in the heart of Trinity College Dublin founded in 1592. #dublin @westburydublin #westburyhotel #oscarwilde #dublin #trinitycollege #bramstoker #samuelbeckett
Bells For Peace starts at 6pm tonight! It’s going to be an inspiring event - hope you’re close enough to come and join in! Yoko’s message: “People of Manchester (and beyond), come and join together to send a message of peace to the world. Bring a bell to Cathedral Gardens at 6pm on Thursday 4 July and join our call for peace.” #yokoono #bellsforpeace #manchesterinternationalfestival #bells #manchestercathdral #mif #artfestival
The bell is a beautiful sound, a peaceful sound and that’s why it’s desperately needed now. More than ever we must come together to heal each other, and the world.
The beauty of this piece will break the sky and more. Ring for peace! PEACE is POWER. I love you all”
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Martin
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We review the 'Van Gogh and Britain' exhibition at Tate Britain. How much did England influence the artist's later work? Running until 11 August 2019.
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Our favourite place to stay in Paradise Valley and Scottsdale... small, exclusive and fabulous gardens. Read about our stay below.
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The Hermosa Inn – Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, Arizona
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Hummingbirds flit around our our heads and water cascades from 16th century style fountains as we stroll along flower lined paths to our casita. Beyond there are desert cacti and red sandstone peaks. This is luxury living, Paradise Valley style.
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