Spotify playlists are officially getting sticky. The streaming giant rolled out its new “Create Cover Art” feature on ...

In the early 20 th century, an Englishman – as often happens on the French Riviera – transformed it into a landscaped garden, acclimating numerous exotic species, including the impressive ...

charts and news The new function features a collection of stickers surrounding Tyler, The Creator’s recent bodies of work, including the green-splattered Chromakopia art, IGOR and Flower Boy.

The French President Emmanuel Macron paid a visit to Leonardo’s Mona Lisa on Tuesday (28 January) to announce a “new renaissance” of the Musée du Louvre, after its director Laurence des ...

For the French of the mid-15th-century ... Sotheby’s Institute of Art has been devoted to the study of art and its markets for over fifty years. The Institute now has more than 8,000 alumni ...

From the picture-perfect beaches of the French Riviera to the windswept coastlines along the Bay of Biscay, picking which town to visit first can be a tall order. To help you with your search ...

The 32-guest vessel will discover legendary ports of call and hidden harbours on this journey along the French Riviera, with its smaller size giving it access to intimate ports and secluded coves ...

And now, it can be admired at the Centre Pompidou! Marina Abramovic is kind of like the art world’s mystical aunt. In her work 'The Kitchen V, Carrying the Milk' (part of The Kitchen series ...

Spotify noted Tyler’s unique artistic style, which is famous for its distinctive approach to music, fashion, and art. Tyler has designed exclusive stickers for the app’s “Create Cover Art” feature. To ...

Ideally, one should be able to drive from town to town and catch every celebration. The Mimosa Route in Provence and the French Riviera is best explored between January and March when the mimosa trees ...

When used together, the New York museum’s print catalogue and supplementary website on their 18th-century French works make an excellent initial resource but offer little new information ...