Jean Nouvel

Interview Matthieu Cosse Winemaker at Château La Coste

Interview With Matthieu Cosse, Winemaker at Art...

by

Egmont Labadie

French château La Coste near Aix-en-Provence was bought in 2003 by Irishman Patrick McKillen, who is an art collector, and the 300 acre estate has now a collection of artworks by Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Guggi, Liam Gillick, Tom Shannon...

Calder, Celler de Can Roca, château La Coste, Château Rayas, domaine Courcel, elBulli, Emmanuel Raynaud, Gehry, Guggi, Jean Nouvel, Liam Gillick, Louise Bourgeois, Matthieu Cosse, Patrick Mc Killen, Renzo Piano, Tadao Ando, Tom Shannon, Yves Confuron, Food & Wine

WEEK IN REVIEW: Art and the Fiscal Cliff, Pirating...

by

BLOUIN ARTINFO

Our most-talked-about stories in Visual Art, Design & Architecture, Fashion & Style, and Performing Arts, December 31, 2012 - January 4, 2013:ART— The deal to stop the perilous tumble down the fiscal cliff will have both positive and...

Aidan Salakhov Lucy Lippard, Barclays Center, Brooklyn Museum, Christian Marclay, Jean Nouvel, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Louise Bourgeois, Meadham Kirchhoff, National Museum of Mathematics, Nina Hoss, Steven Kolb, William Basinski, Zaha Hadid, Visual Arts, Week in Review

Gagosian's Latest Paris Space Debuts With an...

by

Nicolai Hartvig, ARTINFO France

PARIS — Larry Gagosian opened his latest outpost this week on the edge of the private airport Le Bourget with a show by Anselm Kiefer, playing to a jet-set crowd with a space designed for large-scale art.On Monday, blue-and-white Gagosian...

Anselm Kiefer, Europe, Gagosian Gallery, Jean Nouvel, Le Bourget, Paris, Contemporary Arts, Paris, News, Visual Arts

Zaha Hadid for Park Avenue? She and 10 Starchitects...

by

Kelly Chan

Mid-century modernism did wonders for New York's Park Avenue back in its heyday. Case in point: Mies van der Rohe's Seagram Building and the neighboring Lever House by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. The two buildings were pioneers of high-end...