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Hennessy and Artist Cai Guo-Quiang Create Pandemic-Inspired Fireworks
The birthday celebration in honor of Hennessy X.O's 150th anniversary was a toast to a brighter futureWhen Hennessy tapped contemporary artist Cai Guo-Qiang to help celebrate a birthday unlike any other, the famed fireworks auteur delivered a poetic, ephemeral interpretation of the elements of cognac, and a visual poem with themes on loss, destruction and optimism. The Chinese artist, who was ... More -
Bask in a Neon Glow at The Tate Modern in London
For the first time in 20 years, American artist Bruce Nauman will take his multimedia art across the pondFrom creating flashing neon sculptures to employing sound in unprecedented ways, American multimedia artist Bruce Nauman is widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest living artists. For the first time in more than 20 years, the Tate Modern in London will present a survey of ... More -
The Fondation Louis Vuitton Has Reopened
The cultural center in Paris presents American artist Cindy Sherman’s latest solo exhibitThe first solo show in France since 2006 to celebrate the work of American photographer Cindy Sherman will open at the Fondation Louis Vuitton this fall. More than 170 self-portraits completed between 1975 and 2020, as well as a series of previously unseen work, will be ... More -
Inside Phaidon’s New Book, Living on Vacation
When travel isn’t in the cards, we can still visit dreamy places far away—through beautiful photography -
How to Embark On a Virtual Vacation
When travel isn’t in the cards, we can still visit dreamy places far away—through beautiful photographyPhaidon’s new book Living on Vacation is a picturesque journey featuring architect-designed homes tucked away in the most desirable locations around the globe. From sun-drenched private islands and secluded desert villas to tranquil lakefront cottages, we’ve handpicked a few of our favorite visuals to satisfy your wanderlust. Click through the gallery ... More -
Capturing Africa’s Antelope Valley
Global Wildlife Conservation tracks the movements of the dwindling hirola species in KenyaWildlife photographer Dr. Robin Moore knows when to get the perfect shot of skittish, evasive animals that are hard to photograph. For him, time is measured in sunrises and sunsets. Those are the golden hours when soft, filtered light can bring out the gleam in an animal’s eye and the ... More -
Audemars Piguet is Opening its Musée Atelier in The Jura Mountains
The Napa Valley has winemaking and the Swiss Vallée de Joux has watchmakingSwitzerland has long been famous for its watch design, but this spring the most exciting new design in horology isn’t one you can wear. In May, Audemars Piguet will open its Musée Atelier in the Jura Mountains, north of Geneva, a ruggedly beautiful region that’s home ... More -
Islands In The Firestorm
Global Wildlife Conservation joins alliance to protect the great forests of MesoamericaThe 25th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP25), held in Madrid this past December, was not the galvanizing call to action its organizers hoped for. Despite the gleaming spotlight on such events as the appearance of 16-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, whose riveting, urgent speech at the U.N. Climate Action ... More -
Carnival Tour Diary With Brazilian DJ Alok
Get an inside look at the producer’s time in Brazil, starting with his epic Bloco do Alok event in São Paulo -
Louis Vuitton Gains Culinary Skills
With two restaurants in their new Maison in Japan, the luxury retailer is making overtures into fine diningRestaurants within a store, from the French bistro Le Train Bleu that sat atop Bloomingdales for 37 years, to the reservation-required Polo Bar on East 55th Street, to Swedish meatballs served at IKEA, are not necessarily a new trend. But, as more and more shopping destinations are closing their doors, ... More
