Lenny Kravitz Returns to Nice with Vibrations of Peace, Love and Unity
Lenny Kravitz cannot get enough of the French Riviera - after highlighting the jazz festival in Juans-les-pins this summer, he plays the Nikaia in Nice next May
Bernar Venet’s Conceptual Works on Display in Nice
For the next three months, the city he once called home is going to celebrate Bernar Venet’s conceptual years with an exhibition at the MAMAC.
Dita Von Teese to Turn Opera Garnier into Erotic Cabaret
Dita Von Teese has been called 'the most famous stripper in America' and has been delighting audiences the world over with her uber-glamourous performances for more than twenty years.
Monaco Going Pink again this October
October has arrived and with it a sea of pink ribbons and other merchandise has started popping up on social media and in stores to remind women of the importance of mammograms for the early detection of breast cancer.
Tom Wesselmann Glorifies the Female Nude at Villa Paloma
Taking its title from Stendhal’s famous claim ”La beauté n’est que la promesse du Bonheur” (Beauty is but the promise of happiness), a new exhibition at the Villa Paloma is paying tribute to Tom Wesselmann.
Toulouse-Lautrec’s Cabaret Life Comes to Tourette-Levens
No artist embodies better the spirit of Montmartre at the turn of the 20th century than French artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Biarritz, From Belle Époque Resort to Surfing Paradise
Biarritz, situated on the Bay of Biscay in South Western France, remains as popular a resort today as it was two centuries ago.
Irene Kopelman Offers a Poetic View of our Environment
This summer, the Musée d’Art moderne et d’Art contemporain (MAMAC) in Nice presents the works of Irene Kopelman, an Argentinian artist who likes to explore exceptional ecosystems, where she seeks to understand the mechanisms of the living world.
Cannes Celebrates Dada and Surrealist artist Max Ernst
La Malmaison in Cannes hosts a beautiful exhibition of the works of preeminent Dada and Surrealist artist Max Ernst, entitled “L’imagination en jeu”
Nature Breathes a New Colourful Life with Monique Orsini
Light, senses and colour, three words that come to mind when describing the work of Monique Orsini
Menton Celebrates Steeman, Master of the Detective Novel
The name Stanislas-André Steeman may not mean anything to you but chances are you have probably read some of the Belgian author’s books
Valerio Adami’s Pop Art is Colouring the Summer in Menton
Running throughout the summer and until mid-November, the Musée Jean Cocteau in Menton is celebrating the works of Valerio Adami, an Italian illustrator and painter, recognizable for his strong black lines dividing vivid colour fields.
Beloved Character Bécassine Hitting the Big Screen
Created in 1905 by Jacqueline Rivière and Joseph Pinchon to fill a blank page in the children’s magazine La Semaine de Suzette, the young Breton housemaid Bécassine was so well-received by the readers that she soon had her own comic strips.
French President Becomes “First and Only Honorary Canon of the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran”
When Emmanuel Macron met the Pope in the Vatican last week, the two had plenty to talk about, starting with the current migration crisis which is casting deep divisions among European countries.
Super Bol in Nice Successfully Surfing the Poke Bowl Trend
Poke craze has been taking over the culinary world for the last few years and now thanks to Super Bol, this new foodie fad is making a splash in Nice.