NATJA IGNEY, Author at Riviera Buzz

Merì, Sicily: A Tiny Town Pioneers the International Art World

March 1, 2021

The "Timeless Immortal Art" project gives Merì a definite place in the history book, and enduring fame to 60 artists from all over the world. But beyond that, it is also a beautiful tale of synchronicity and kindness

The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation: Calling All Wildlife Shutterbugs

NATJA IGNEY

February 24, 2021

Local Buzz

If you are a talented and passionate animal photographer, this international contest is for you!

Painter Emmanuel Bellini’s Former Studio: One of Cannes’ Hidden Jewels

NATJA IGNEY

February 19, 2021

Local Buzz

A chapel-turned-atelier-turned-museum in the hills high above the Croisette pays homage to an exceptional artist who marked Cannes like few others

“Back in America” – the Podcast that Explores America’s Inner Working

NATJA IGNEY

February 15, 2021

World

A fireside chat with prominent journalist Stanislas Berteloot to hear his answer to his own signature question: “What does America mean to you?”

Musée Masséna: The Living Memory of Niçois History Turns 100

NATJA IGNEY

February 1, 2021

Local Buzz

A visit to Nice’s most popular museum, the Musée Masséna, is a journey back in time to the city’s golden era

That Plain Wall Over There? Unwhite It!

NATJA IGNEY

January 28, 2021

Local Buzz

Street Art is suddenly becoming "a thing”. The small, quiet community of Mouans-Sartoux, a stone’s throw from Cannes, was an early and enthusiastic adopter years ago.

Monaco’s Underwater Photo Safari on Dry Land

NATJA IGNEY

January 21, 2021

Exhibitions

A new outdoor photo exhibition invites viewers to learn about some of the world’s most precious marine heritage sites and better understand the species that inhabit them.

What You Always Wanted To Know about Kids’ Health but Never Dared to Ask Your Doc

NATJA IGNEY

January 16, 2021

Well-Being

Your child is sick? No need to go in panic mode. Rx: Toubib’s Book “Urgences or not urgences”, a manual for parents how to handle Junior’s ailments (and survive the ordeal)

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Beirut, the City that is “Wine Made From the Soul of its People”

NATJA IGNEY

January 8, 2021

World

Beirut is unique in every way. Two Lebanese natives, one living there, the other one in Canada, tell us what it means to them.

Band Aid à la Niçoise: Celebrities Sing for the Devastated PACA Valleys

NATJA IGNEY

December 23, 2020

Local Buzz

“Nos Vallées”, a newly released single with the participation of local and national VIPs, helps raise money to rebuild a region that has been turned to rubble by a historic storm

Gaële Boghossian: Being Called “Non-essential” is a Crushing Insult for Actors

NATJA IGNEY

December 14, 2020

Local Buzz

The accomplished artist and co-founder of Collectif 8 shares her experience during lockdown, her fear of 1984 becoming a reality, and her hope for a better tomorrow

The Ten Gifts (Holidays or Not) Everyone Hopes to Find in their Stocking

NATJA IGNEY

December 8, 2020

Local Buzz

At the tail end of this exhausting year, we all crave a little balm on our aching souls. The recommendations of locally-made gifts on our coup-de-cœur list are exactly that.

Sean Kingsley: A Meeting with the David Attenborough of Shipwrecks

NATJA IGNEY

November 28, 2020

World

Jules Verne’s “20,000 Leagues under the Sea” has become a reality. A British marine archaeologist and historian has helped make it happen. And now you can be part of the adventure, too.

The Art of Capturing the Colours of Provence on Silk

NATJA IGNEY

November 21, 2020

Style

Silk scarves are passé? Not so! A young woman from Avignon turns them into every fashionista’s trendy must-have accessories

Forever in Blue Jeans: The Fabric from Genoa That Revolutionized the World

NATJA IGNEY

November 10, 2020

Style

A new exhibition in Genoa, Italy, shows what happens when you give contemporary artists a piece of denim to play with. It also sets the history of jeans straight

New Ballet Seasons Open in Nice and Monte-Carlo

Collectif 8’s Adaptation of 1984 – A Hymn to Humanity

Not-to-be-missed Cultural Performances in Monaco

Théâtre de la Cité: The Little Theatre that Could…and Would

Club Vivanova Luxury Lifestyle Charity Gala Dinner 2021

A Technological Innovation Turns Perfume into Hi-Fi for the Nose

Yachting Therapy – Let Your Worries Float Away

2021 Amber Lounge Monaco Charity Fashion Show

An Invitation to a Journey Along the Tea Route

The Wolf and the Lion: Peeking Behind the Scenes of The New French Blockbuster

Metacreatures Coming out of Hiding

Cameroonian Artist Barthélémy Toguo Puts his Stamp on Cannes

NATJA IGNEY

Merì, Sicily: A Tiny Town Pioneers the International Art World

The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation: Calling All Wildlife Shutterbugs

Painter Emmanuel Bellini’s Former Studio: One of Cannes’ Hidden Jewels

Musée Masséna: The Living Memory of Niçois History Turns 100

That Plain Wall Over There? Unwhite It!

Monaco’s Underwater Photo Safari on Dry Land

What You Always Wanted To Know about Kids’ Health but Never Dared to Ask Your Doc

Beirut, the City that is “Wine Made From the Soul of its People”

Band Aid à la Niçoise: Celebrities Sing for the Devastated PACA Valleys

Gaële Boghossian: Being Called “Non-essential” is a Crushing Insult for Actors

The Ten Gifts (Holidays or Not) Everyone Hopes to Find in their Stocking

Sean Kingsley: A Meeting with the David Attenborough of Shipwrecks

The Art of Capturing the Colours of Provence on Silk

Forever in Blue Jeans: The Fabric from Genoa That Revolutionized the World

An Invitation to a Journey Along the Tea Route

Club Vivanova Luxury Lifestyle Charity Gala Dinner 2021

New Ballet Seasons Open in Nice and Monte-Carlo

Collectif 8’s Adaptation of 1984 – A Hymn to Humanity

Author NATJA IGNEY