Despite the difficult context linked to the pandemic, more than eight million visitors have already been registered for the Expo 2020 Dubai. Concerts and cultural events will enliven the festive weeks, such as the exhibition The Art of Craft in the Italian Pavilion.

The auction market has been spectacularly growing over the last few months. The automotive and watchmaking sectors attract investors, whose profiles have changed. David R. Seyffer Museum Curator at IWC Shaffhausen and Paul Gaucher Motor Cars Europe Specialist at Bonhams explore these evolutions.

A true object of art, blue jeans now have their own international festival. Meetings and exhibitions celebrate the famous blue fabric in Genoa. Indeed, denim was not born in the country of cowboys, but in Italy. Our analysis.

The «Belle Epoque» splendor and its four decades of carelessness forged Engelberg’s reputation, the Swiss alpine resort. Today, many investors are reviving the 1900s glamour.

During his stay in Switzerland, the actor tells how his approach to the artistic world and his few Swiss qualities enabled him to grow and last in Hollywood, where he settled ten years ago.

The Niigata region in Japan, trailblazer in a new form of tourism, could become an example to follow in Europe. To save its secondary railway network, touring trains were implemented to discover the country’s rich heritage.

The UN Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Change set new goals that its signatory brands must meet by no later than 2030. Will the fashion industry commit to reducing its carbon emissions and embrace environmental-friendly practices for future generations?

After the war, humanity is entitled to dream again. Technological discoveries accompany great expeditions. Watchmaking then invents Tool watches, capable of resisting extreme conditions. Our summer series “A time a watch” continues and explores the fifties.

After Château la Coste and Commanderie de Peyrassol, the Art Center of Bonisson recently launched in Provence, surrounded by its eponymous vineyard. Since the Rothschilds in Mouton over 80 years ago, the connections between art and wine have been increasing. A reasoned marriage?

Music has always had the power to represent communities and people, while creating trends and evolutions. It has always been intrinsic to pop-culture and a reflection of society. Shaping each other at the peak of a cultural revolution, luxury uses their codes and is the great winner.

In 2018, when Giorgio de Finis, anthropologist, filmmaker, and artist, launched his project “Macro Asilo” at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome, many knew it would be a revolutionary and experiential event.

As luxury brands are looking to restore their clientele’s optimism at all costs, Haute Couture Maisons are capitalizing on their know-how, their heritage, and their imaginative storytelling for the 2021-2022 Fall-Winter collections.

Jack Savoretti, a British author, composer and interpreter whose album Singing To Strangers earned him a global recognition, talks about the symbolic reach of his latest work Europiana, his musical dream, ranked at the top of UK charts.

Each era has its style, each generation has its modernity. For a hundred years, great artistic movements have generated works that have marked their time. Watchmaking is no exception. Our summer series “A Time, a Watch” begins with the Art Deco movement.

The Valmont Foundation, a Swiss cosmetics brand, recently invested its headquarters in a venetian palace. An opportunity to explore with its founder, Didier Guillon, the often-hidden ties between art and business.