Inspired by a philosophical and literary work written during the years of French enlightenment, the name and way of developing the concept of fashion is what distinguishes the Parisian brand Zadig & Voltaire from others. Founded in 1995, the brand was born from the union of the idea of fashion of Cecilia Bönström former Swedish model "easy is better", and the unbridled passion for contemporary art of Thierry Gillier, collector of ...
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11.30 AM date for brunch at The Charcoal Yard, adjacent to the cinema with many well-known faces in the art world to celebrate the documentary film by Yayoi Kusama at the Wynwood O'Cinema, in an exclusive vision for a few days. Following a parallel dialogue more than an interview between Lynn Zelevansky, art historian and former director of the Carnagie Museum of Art, and Dannis Scholl, collector, patron and CEO ...
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Everyone has at least once seen images of newborn babies held in the palm of a hand, hidden among the flowers or dressed as snail, twins and trigeminis asleep in the strong and big hands that support them or wrapped in candid gauze that protect them like little birds in the nest. Images that represent the exquisite fragility and purity of children, their way of being so amazing to be ...
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Speaking of winter in Miami may seem like a paradox, but walking through the luxurious windows of the Design District, which is definitely stealing the show at the Bar Harbor Shop, it's easy to stumble into warm winter clothing, which seems to clash with the tropical climate of Florida, even if analyzing the question it is not so difficult to understand why. Miami is a transition zone for those who ...
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The Little Haiti Cultural Center in Miami has opened the season of meetings entitled TALKS. TALKSa re meetings organized by the partnership of two of the most venerable non-profit cultural institutions in the city of Miami: the Locust Project and the South Florida ArtCenter, which have come together in a leadership. For each of the scheduled meetings (there are four in the lineup for the moment) some of the most influential curators ...
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Monday's radio frequencies Mixtape were directed for the second appointment by dr. Tomás Guilarte and his vision of how the brain works as a work of art. Scientist, educator and respected academic leader, Tomás Guilarte is the dean of the Robert Stempel College of Public Health & Social Work of FIU -Florida International University-. After spending three decades as a professor and researcher in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at ...
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Locust Project celebrates 20 years of activity with the 20/20 Project: 20 artists in 20 hours Twenty artists / Twenty works is the title of the exhibition that Locust Project organized to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the association: 20 artists who have never exhibited at Locust Projects will present each of the site-specific works just commissioned in temporary exhibitions lasting an hour. The countdown will start on Friday, September 7th ...
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The Adrienne Arsht Center officially opened the season of arts and entertainment for the year 2018-19 with the Arts Launch on September 8, 2018, presented by American Airlines with the support of the South Florida BMW group. The event, which opened from 10 am to 5 pm, inaugurated the rich Miami artistic season and the official opening of the box office, offering a taste of what the first and most important ...
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September 5, just on time for the summer returns dictated by the imperfect European schemes, Antidote reopens the doors of the Morning Story. Guest of the meeting Camila Straschnoy, consumer trends researcher, strategist and fashion journalist for InStyle, Revista Apertura, Trend Watching and ELLE Mexico. Camila has years of study abroad: London, New York, Barcelona, Buenos Aires and Miami, where she currently lives. At the studio she approached work experience ...
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The Patricia and Phillip Frost Art Museum has begun its Monday Mixtape sessions for the 2018-2019 season: a monthly meeting in which works of art are selected and discussed with a dominant theme of interest, either architectural or social, discussed by specialized university teachers. Starting the symphony was Dr. David Rifkind. Associate professor of architecture at the FIU and professional architect, Rifkind graduated from the History and Architectural Theory program at ...
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