Dining at Claude Monet’s table
The restaurant’s “orangerie” dining room. AURELIO RODRIGUEZ Oscar, the second Giverny restaurant from Michelin-starred chef David Gallienne (Le…
Beyond the Raw: How to Craft a Minimalist Fine Art Masterpiece
There is something about a lighthouse that demands a certain kind of stillness. I’ve spent more hours than…
The Telegraph Hotel / Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
© Pedro Pegenaute + 41 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1036467/the-telegraph-hotel-neri-and-hu-design-and-research-office Area Area of this…
Vincent von Thien designs Trader HiFi cafe in Hamburg
A cork-clad DJ booth forms the centrepiece of this coffee shop in Hamburg, which its owner Vincent von…
Co.arch Studio refreshes apartment in Mario Galvagni’s Alpine complex
Milanese office Co.arch Studio has emphasised angular geometries in this revamp of an apartment in one of the…
The 11 Most Exciting Museum Openings of 2026
4 min read A slew of hotly anticipated cultural institutions opened this year, from Cairo’s long-delayed Grand Egyptian…
Memories of the UAE’s formative years – by the French photographer who immortalised them
In Abu Dhabi, French photographer Jack Burlot, 78, stands inside the newly opened Zayed National Museum, confronted with…
‘Rothko in Florence’ Retrospective Exhibition
Summary Palazzo Strozzi will unveil a major Mark Rothko retrospective in Florence on March 14, 2026 Over 70…
Yes, this IS a photograph! How a double exposure turned a water strider into an award-worthy work of art
Some photographs capture a moment. Others seem to create an entirely new reality. Anirudh Kamakeri’s Layers on Water…
See how this digital artist depicted the evolution of art in a single image
One of the beautiful things about digital art is that artists can develop work that resembles all kinds…
FROM A NOMAD’S DIARY
Getting the opportunity to see and appreciate masterpieces by legendary artists such as Picasso, Matisse, Van Gogh, and…
Henri Cartier-Bresson Broke His Own Rules in Pursuit of His Famous Photo ‘Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare’
It is arguably the most famous street photograph ever taken. Shot in 1932, Behind the Gare Saint-Lazare embodies…