Sophie Petitpas took up residence in Miami. And so from Miami that the French artist has followed live CNN the attacks of September 11. Of this shock will be born the idea of an artistic approach: use the American flag motif as a chromatic variation in the form of tribute to America. Who remembers the thousands of starry banners that people spontaneously turbulent wind in all cities of the United States ?

The classic tradition of Dutch Delft craftsmanship hits the streets of New York City. Presenting the ‘New York Delft’ Porcelain dinnerware collection. Each place setting is made of fine porcelain and has five pieces; a dinner plate, side plate, soup bowl, cup and saucer.

After the first edition great success ROMA – The Road to Contemporary Art, is back to the capital from April 2nd through 5th 2009.
On the next April the most prestigious National and International Galleries will discover once again the pleasure of conceiving a new way of exhibiting Art in unforgettable locations from majestic archeological sites to frescoed halls and refined residences.

Jacques Monory has taken over the Foundation’s largest exhibition space for this exceptional event at the Marguerite and Aimé Maeght Foundation. The latest “Nouvelles Saisons de l’Art Vivant” proposes 4 panoramic canvases and one monumental work based on the theme of the Tiger.

Belloch is the name of the estate which houses the headquarters of Santa & Cole, where a chair was needed for everyday use. We thus commissioned a cheap, stackable, easy to transport and clean chair which is adaptable to any situation from the Lagranja studio.

This auction will be held in Drouot this 6 april and offers us some surprising et original furniture from Ron Arad, Jean Prouvé, Michel Froment, Tom Dixon and Gaetano Pesce.

To mark the 90th anniversary of the birth of Gérard Oury, a new facet of his talent is to be revealed to the public: the man to whom we owe some of the most memorable moments in French cinema was also a bold and committed collector.

For the past 18 years collectors, curators and amateurs meet in Paris at the Salon du Dessin. 36 galleries (20 French - 16 International) among the best of the profession, will present about 1000 original drawings from the XVIth century to 1970. French, Italian, German, Flemish and English schools will be represented.