Every once in a while, I have the good fortune to see the same—or almost the same—exhibit in two cities. It’s always fascinating to notice how differently curators in different parts of the world interpret the same artist.
That’s exactly what happened with Gustave Caillebotte: The Painter’s Eye ...
The Paris Postcard: Tennis Anyone?
le 30 Mai 2025
As the calendar flips to June, the city shifts into full tennis mode, and you can feel the Roland-Garros energy everywhere you go. Early summer light stretches late into the evening and conversations drift easily to quarterfinal predictions. From big-screen match viewings on chic ...
France’s Enduring Love Affair with Protest
Ah, France – the land of croissants, Eiffel Tower selfies, and... barricades in the streets? If you've ever tuned into the news and seen Parisians clashing with police over everything from pension reforms to fuel taxes, you might wonder: why do the French seem to protest so much?
It's not just a ...
The Paris Postcard: May Merriment Continues
le 23 Mai 2025
Bonjour from the City of Light! Late May in Paris is just magical—the chestnut trees have put on their big show with those gorgeous candle-like blooms, and now petals are drifting down like soft confetti onto the sidewalks and avenues. The first roses are popping open in the parks, ...
Paris in Style: Why the Worth Exhibit Is More Than Worth It
During my spring trip to Paris, one of the things I was most looking forward to was visiting the Worth: Inventing Haute Couture exhibit at the Petit Palais. As someone fascinated by the history of fashion, this exhibition was high on my list of must-sees, and I’m so glad I made time for it—it ...
The Paris Postcard: Direct from Paris
le 18 Mai 2025
Bonjour from Paris! I arrived yesterday afternoon and, from the moment I stepped out of the taxi, the city has felt as magical as ever. The weather is spectacular—clear skies and that unmistakable spring warmth that makes Paris feel like a dream. Here's a whirlwind look at my first ...
