A spectacular winter-themed festival, Wadi Skate, kicked off on August 4, 2022, in cooperation with Bahrain Tourism and Exhibition Authority (BTEA), at Wadi Al Sail Mall in Riffa. The festival will go on till September 3rd, 2022, where tourists can…
By Sebastian Marc Graham After two long years of the pandemic, Thailand has finally opened its borders to international visitors and dropped most of its restrictions. Thailand, the Land of Smiles, is a diverse and stunning country, boasting some of…
Virginie Viard cites her predecessor and several house ambassadors as muses. To say that the shadow of Karl Lagerfeld looms large over Chanel would be something of an understatement. With his instantly-recognizable head of white hair (always tied back into a low ponytail) and…
Resting magnificently on a tranquil plateau overlooking the ancient city of Volterra sits one of Tuscany’s most talked about modern vineyards Monterosola. Surrounded by history and heritage yet with a firm vision on the future, this striking cantina embodies the spirit…
Contemporary painter and master Zhuang Hong Yi returns to HOFA Gallery this May with an exclusive London solo show, ‘Equinox’.The exhibition falls within the two-week period of the blossoming of Spring in the artist’s home country of China as well as in the…
Christie’s is proud to announce the debut of The Raptor as part of the New York Spring Marquee Week of sales on the evening of 12 May 2022. The iconic raptor (Deinonychus) stands dynamically poised at nearly 10 feet long, containing 126 fossil bones…
Salzburg is celebrating its 25th anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage Site And City of Music- a great time to discover – or re-discover – Mozart’s birthplace. The historical city centre of Salzburg has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for 25 years.…
Mimesi is one of Florence’s most acclaimed contemporary restaurants and has already made quite a name for itself since its opening in August 2021. Now, Chef Giovanni Cerroni has perfected an innovative and inspiring menu which takes gluten free dining…
Brooklyn-based artist and data journalist Mona Chalabi activates the Brooklyn Museum’s outdoor plaza with a site-specific installation that deepens our appreciation for trees. Mona Chalabi: The Gray-Green Divide explores the connections between environmental justice and climate change, exposing their unequal impact on…
Organized by the Geneva-based Michelangelo Foundation nonprofit, Homo faber opens its doors in Venice from 10 April to 1 May 20221st at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini, encompassing the opening week of the Venice Art Biennale, one of the most important…
Christie’s is honored to announce that Jackson Pollock’s Number 31,1949 will lead the 20th Century Evening Sale taking place 12 May 2022 at Rockefeller Plaza (Estimate on request; in excess of $45 million). Painted in 1949, the work is among the richest and…
On the coast of Lisbon, Cascais, sometimes known as the “Portuguese Riviera,” is a charm of the Atlantic Ocean. It is a classic and picturesque Portuguese fishing town that has grown into a significant tourist destination. Cascais is a very…