Arriving in Portals Nous, the first thing you see is white: a curved façade above the bay, light on smooth surfaces and the sea beyond. The Donna Portals is about fifteen minutes from Palma, close to the Puerto Portals marina, with its own access to the beach. Formerly the Iberostar Grand Portals Nous, the hotel reopened under its new name in March 2024. Penthouse Panorama Suite overlooking the bay of Portals Nous. Image: The Donna Portals A hotel as a gallery The interiors a

There are galleries that exhibit art. And then there are places that change the way we see. Galerie 94 in Baden belongs firmly to the latter. Housed within the former Merker shipping building, the gallery combines industrial architecture with photographic art in a way that feels both understated and compelling. Works that invite reflection rather than demand attention. Behind the gallery is Sascha Laue, a long-standing advocate for photography. Having already shaped the Swiss

Since Eva’s passing, ADELE has been alone. Yet the sense of “we” remains unmistakably present. It lives on in every object, every photograph, every carefully preserved fragment of a shared artistic life. I meet ADELE in her apartment and studio in Berlin. The rooms feel like a living archive, filled with colour, memories, and artistic presence. Everywhere there are traces of a life devoted to a radical vision of identity, visibility, and art. Together, EVA & ADELE created far

Art Basel Paris 2025 concluded its second edition at the Grand Palais with more than 73,000 visitors and 206 leading galleries from 41 countries.

Half a century in the name of art – The Knokke Art Fair 2025 When the Belgian coast is bathed in late summer light, Knokke holds a festive tension that can only be experienced once a year: at the ceremonial opening of the Knokke Art Fair (KNAF). For fifty years, the fair has captivated art connoisseurs, collectors, and international galleries—and in 2025, it celebrates its sparkling 50th edition with a program that brings together contemporary art, tradition, and the future

The glamorous world premiere of "Falling in Love" at the Friedrichspalast Berlin was more than just an event - it was an unforgettable night full of celebrities, art, and enchanting moments. The red carpet was transformed into a catwalk of stars, including the renowned star photographer Kristian Schuller and the talented creative director Thomas Hayo. The guest list spanned the boundaries of the entertainment industry, with actors, influencers, politicians like the current m

In the dazzling diversity of the Zurich art scene, a new jewel has recently shined - the Art Salon Zurich. This emerging art fair not only aims to empower galleries, art retailers and artists, but also places a bold emphasis on seamlessly integrating art into our everyday lives. Why is art so important to us? The Art Salon Zurich not only provides an answer, but also unfolds an impressive narrative about the importance of art in our daily lives. The bridge between past and pr

Hello dear readers, Today I would like to take you deep into my world of creativity in a comprehensive article, in which black and white photography, jewelry design and my personal journey merge into a harmonious unity. My name is Lisa Lesunja, and I invite you to take a look at my creative symbiosis. Childhood and influence: My journey began with my first Kodak camera at the age of seven. A passion shaped by my family's love of art, music and philosophy. These formative year

When I was 12, I visited the British Museum in London with my mother for the first time and was immediately fascinated by the Egyptian collection. The surviving sarcophagi, jewelry and more were impressive and piqued my interest in ancient Egyptian culture . Years later, in 2016, I returned to London with my mother and we revisited the British Museum. As a trained goldsmith and designer, I saw the world of jewelery from a new angle and was once again fascinated by the delicac