Most of us, at least once in our lives, have tried to enjoy Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or […]
Month: November 2020
“Portrait of a Lady” is home again: the stolen Klimt has been missing for twenty-three years
The world of art is experiencing a significant moment. On November 28, a live streaming conference announced a […]
Personal growth books: 3 of the best according to the New York Times
There are not just novels. For quite a few years now, in the publishing world […]
The story of Nelson Mandela and his fight against apartheid
Nelson Mandela was a South African politician and president of South Africa from 1994 to […]
Totem poles: a true form of art or objects of consumption?
The word totem is often misused to refer to the poles depicting animals associated with […]
Jarramplas: the Spanish festival where people throw turnips
A shower of turnips, people running, others singing, excitement and adrenaline come together in the […]
Hakone: Japan’s first open-air museum where art and nature live together
Today we can live and experience art and its forms in different ways and places. Exhibitions, museums, theatres are […]
Thanksgiving Day: origins and traditions of the most envied American holiday
Every year, on the fourth thursday of November, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving Day. For our Canadian […]
Celebrity book clubs not to miss
A book club is a reading group in which books are chosen in order to […]
The Luke Jerram’s “Museum of the moon” is travelling around the world
Have you ever looked at the sky, perhaps through a telescope, and dreamed of going to the moon? The artist Luke […]
