What the Land Remembers: Julian Charrière and Ruinart Engage in Conversations with Nature
On the chalky soil of Champagne, time collects in layers. Ancient sea beds, slow-growing vines, and old-world rituals compound into...
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George Nakashima Woodworkers: A Legacy Carved in Time
Stepping onto the grounds of George Nakashima Woodworkers feels like entering another world—a quieter, more refined realm. The soft light,...
Photography
The Saut Hermès 2025: A Spectacle of Airborne Precision at Paris’s Grand Palais
For three days in March, the show jumping competition Saut Hermès transformed Paris’s Grand Palais into a theatre of equestrian...
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Villa Mahler: Anna Philipp And Eichkorn Collaborate On A Rarefied Artist’s Residence
Camouflaged amidst peaceful surrounds of a southern German village, an opaque facade vertically clad in scorched wood gives way to...
Art
A Space That Breathes: Inside the Atelier Of Leiko Ikemura
Leiko Ikemura creates worlds where the visible and the invisible intertwine. Oscillating between figuration and abstraction, she shapes environments inhabited...
