When the Sky Falls: Cannes Confronts Three Centuries of Catastrophe
A new archival exhibition traces the city's turbulent relationship with nature from 1709 to the present day
Ghouls, Corpse Brides, and a Haunted Niçois Movie Theatre
Cinéma Belmondo turns into Tim Burton central this Halloween with a daylong festival dedicated to all things spooky.
La Route de Wakale: An Unflinching Look at Humanitarian Field Work
Solenn Honorine's debut novel is the raw tale of a young Western aid worker who learns that her Congolese protégés have more to teach her than she ever expected.
Mondes Parallèles: MAMAC’s Unexpected Dialogue With Masters of Naïve Art
The current exhibition at Nice’s Musée d’art naïf Anatole Jakovsky is a stroke of genius that proves how opposites attract and different art forms can complement each other.
Matisse’s Rosary Chapel in Vence Reveals New Secrets
The Musée Matisse Nice and the Baltimore Museum of Art are co-organizing an exhibition dedicated to the French painter’s Stations of the Cross.
P’tits Cannes à You: Twenty Years of Taking Children Seriously
The Licorne Theatre's family festival celebrates two decades of artistic ambition for audiences who happen to be young
Monaco’s Prestigious Environmental Photography Competition Now Open for Entries
If an image says more than a thousand words, nature photography speaks volumes about the beauty of this world - but also about its challenges.
Jane Goodall: A Life Journey that Illuminated the Wild and the Human Spirit
The late primatologist’s vision and conviction transformed our understanding of chimpanzees and our responsibility to the planet.
Redefining the Approach to Breast Cancer Prevention
This Pink October, consider that good health and prevention from disease may be as simple - and as profound - as your next meal.
Is There Still Enough Time to Save the Ailing Mediterranean Sea?
Monaco’s Mission Grèce blends science, diplomacy, and education in quest for an answer
Cannes Pays Homage to its Humble Fishing Village Roots
A new exhibition at Fort Royal brings together contemporary artists, fishermen, and historians to rediscover the city's maritime identity.
A Festival is Too Short to Celebrate A Quarter Century of Success
Nice’s annual European Short Film Festival dedicated to young cinematographic creation, may well be older than some of the filmmakers it features.
“I Can Breathe Again” – How Nice Saved a Lebanese Artist’s Soul
Behind this summer's favorite musical sensation lies a story of displacement, dreams, and Mediterranean redemption.
The Little Festival That Could
The Festival de Nice Cinéroman has quietly become one of France's most respected showcases for literary adaptation
An Artist’s Journey Between Mediterranean Roots and Andean Horizons
Dominique Pavard’s retrospective in Cannes spans more than forty years of dedication, passion, and meticulously executed art