Another old reportage from my visit to LA in 2018. Museums featured here are The Broad and MOCA. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/fUjNP7Wzdus?si=jmvWTQUT2eO7flPr I hope this quick virtual tour has inspired you to look at art with fresh eyes and perhaps even sparked your own desire to visit their incredible collection. Thank you for joining me on this... Continue Reading →
I've been to Bangkok many times already and I always enjoy going to the Art & Culture Centre (you can watch my other video from there which I posted a couple of weeks ago). In 2022 I was lucky to catch the Art Biennale there, which was spread across the whole city, with outdoors installations... Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago I shared with you my highlights from the Museo Bellas Artes Buenos Aires and today I'm doing a reportage from the Bellas Artes Santiago, Chile. It's a great museum with just as many great art pieces to admire and hopefully, to inspire you. Enjoy https://youtu.be/7yU9uK_8P48?si=wbSieI9Ccqfa71vG I hope this quick virtual tour... Continue Reading →
A couple of weeks ago I shared with you the exhibition of a 60s master of photographic storytelling, Guy Bourdin. Today, I have the pleasure to look at the legacy of another brilliant storyteller - Helmut Newton. These are highlights from the collection of the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin, Germany. https://youtu.be/qDm-IjZvgUY?si=MxTyrVzRdbIg2d0F I hope this... Continue Reading →
Art has the unique power to transcend borders, cultures, and eras, and museums serve as its guardians—each holding treasures that tell the story of humanity in their own unique way. From bustling cities to remote landscapes, I’ve wandered far and wide to uncover the gems nestled within museums across the globe. In this post, I’m... Continue Reading →
Today I'm digging out another vintage exhibit. This time celebrating the career of the iconic Jean Paul Gaultier. The show was at the Barbican Centre in London and it's from the days of early camera phones, so it's not the best quality (as I said, vintage), but impactful nonetheless. https://youtu.be/0mPqb8f-0kM?si=QbagP6jXpGBiLxq_ I hope this quick virtual... Continue Reading →
Art has the unique power to transcend borders, cultures, and eras, and museums serve as its guardians—each holding treasures that tell the story of humanity in their own unique way. From bustling cities to remote landscapes, I’ve wandered far and wide to uncover the gems nestled within museums across the globe, immersing myself in the... Continue Reading →
Art has the unique power to transcend borders, cultures, and eras, and museums serve as its guardians—each holding treasures that tell the story of humanity in their own unique way. From bustling cities to remote landscapes, I’ve wandered far and wide to uncover the gems nestled within museums across the globe. In this post, I’m... Continue Reading →
I had to dig into my archives for this one and I’m thrilled today, to share with you my highlights from the Guy Bourdin Retrospective Show at Somerset House some time ago. This is from around 15 years ago and must be one of my early reportages from trips to galleries and museums. As an... Continue Reading →
Art has the unique power to transcend borders, cultures, and eras, and museums serve as its guardians—each holding treasures that tell the story of humanity in their own unique way. From bustling cities to remote landscapes, I’ve wandered far and wide to uncover the gems nestled within museums across the globe. In this post, I’m... Continue Reading →
In a new video series, I explore global museums, starting with MUHAR in Montevideo, showcasing its impressive mummy, Mexican and Peruvian artefacts, and African masks.
Art has the unique power to transcend borders, cultures, and eras, and museums serve as its guardians—each holding treasures that tell the story of humanity in their own unique way. From bustling cities to remote landscapes, I’ve wandered far and wide to uncover the gems nestled within museums across the globe. In this post, I’m... Continue Reading →
In this post, I’m thrilled to share my highlights from the captivating art collection of the Museum of Latino-American Art in Buenos Aires from just a few months. https://youtu.be/P8aUEwtfjQs?si=I4rgHjxSJQFXTSZZ I hope this quick virtual tour has inspired you to look at art with fresh eyes and perhaps even sparked your own desire to visit their... Continue Reading →
Last year I visited Istanbul - a city I have been several times when I was younger, but it's been some 30-odd years since my last visit. I didn't have much time for sightseeing as it was a short visit, but I managed to explore the intricate collection of a museum that I haven't been... Continue Reading →
In a new video series, I explore global museums, starting with MUHAR in Montevideo, showcasing its impressive mummy, Mexican and Peruvian artefacts, and African masks.
Today is the second day of our Iguazu trip and we start the day slightly later, with a big breakfast at our hotel in Foz De Iguazu. I book our tickets online, on the official website, they cost almost half the price of what we paid yesterday in Argentina. In Brazillian Real, the fee is... Continue Reading →
It has become a bit of a tradition lately, that February is a month of exploration for me. Although, as a perpetual traveller, I spend most of my time on the road, some months are more intense than others and February is certainly that month for me. Last year I did a complete marathon in... Continue Reading →
I'm just coming back from Iguazu Falls and I am going to lay down everything here for you, to make your trip easier and well-planned. Whether you're travelling alone or with friends/family, you will definitely have a magical experience. Iguazu is one of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders, straddling the border between Argentina and... Continue Reading →
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