Chantale Ehrle

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Chantale is passionate about the stories that connect people, places, and ideas. With a curious and open-minded approach, she explores the worlds of culture, art, architecture, design, and business, always seeking new perspectives and meaningful connections.

She is particularly fascinated by the power of visual media. Whether through photography, film, or digital formats, she sees images as a way to capture atmosphere, reveal character, and tell stories that often go beyond words. Combining a strong sense of aesthetics with journalistic curiosity, she brings experiences to life through visual storytelling and thoughtful editorial work.

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Oct 7, 2026 ∙ 2 min

The Donna Portals: Art and Sea in Portals Nous

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 are by Dutch...

Sep 16, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Zurich Design Weeks 2026

What to discover from tomorrow From September 17 to 27, Zurich once again becomes a citywide stage for design. Now in its fifth edition, Zurich Design Weeks brings eleven days of exhibitions, installations, talks, workshops and walks to more than 40 locations across the city. This year’s theme, OUT OF…, invites designers and visitors to step outside familiar contexts and rethink materials, spaces and ideas. Much of the programme is free and open to the public. DAPPO’s selection: What to see...

Aug 14, 2026 ∙ 2 min

Galerie 94: Light, Time and the Art of Looking

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 photography...