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FT Globetrotter
Portrait of a park: exploring El Retiro, central Madrid’s storied green space
...The cats are now looked after by a non-profit organisation and volunteers, though de la Puente Vinuesa of the Amigos del Retiro says the latter require some careful oversight....
April 22, 2024
ReviewAlbums
Offenbach: La Princesse de Trébizonde album review — a fluffy treat of an opera
...The French meringue is said to be the fluffiest and sweetest of any dessert, and that is certainly what Offenbach cooked up when he wrote his 1869 opéra bouffe, La Princesse de Trébizonde....
September 22, 2023
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewVisual Arts
Bruegel to Rubens, Oxford — intimate and spontaneous insights into Flemish masters’ minds
...Bruegel to Rubens, arriving in Oxford next week after its winter showing in Antwerp, displays the crème de la crème of these holdings, some never previously exhibited, all rarely seen for reasons of fragility...
March 14, 2024
HTSI
For the Brandolini dynasty, beauty begins with their nonna
...A three-month internship at Oscar de la Renta (where she worked with Adam Lippes) became a five-year job, before she went on to work at Alberta Ferretti and Bottega Veneta (with Tomas Maier)....
March 1, 2024
Watches & Jewellery
Rexhep Rexhepi inaugurates Louis Vuitton’s watchmaker collaboration programme
...This is not the first time that programmes to support independent and relatively unknown watchmakers have been launched....
October 6, 2023
The Weekend Essay
The promise and perils of the egg-freezing revolution
...Rougé, La Vendée, France...
March 23, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT Magazine
What led a father to advocate for his child’s convicted killer’s release
...That call was from authorities, informing him that Cassandre had been found dead in La Quebrada de San Lorenzo, along with her friend Houria....
December 8, 2023
ReviewPhotography
V&A Photography Centre — from steamships to deepfake drag
...Man Ray chose Eugène Atget’s view of a crowd on the Place de la Bastille looking up at a solar eclipse in 1912 as the cover for La Révolution surréaliste in 1926....
May 31, 2023
Watches & Jewellery
How pearls went from bourgeois baubles to boys’ bling
...The extent of the threat of climate change for marine habitats is still unknown....
July 7, 2023
Person in the News
Justine Triet, a Palme d’Or winner facing the spotlight
...Sur Place (2007) was set amid the Paris youth protests of 2006, while her first feature La Bataille de Solférino (2013) was about a TV news reporter covering political campaigning on the Paris street that...
June 3, 2023
ReviewDance
Pit, Paris Opera Ballet — cocktail-party dance goes Gaga
...While they are relatively unknown in Europe, they presented a strong piece, Quartet for Five, as part of an LA Dance Project bill last autumn in Paris....
March 21, 2023
ReviewVisual Arts
After Impressionism, National Gallery — an engrossing exploration of the roots of Modernism
...The group also includes the most beautiful of the six simplified, tender-sombre “L’Arlésienne” portraits, depicting Madame Ginoux, proprietress of Arles’ Café de la Gare; only in this version are the flat...
March 25, 2023
FT SeriesIcons only – the HTSI autumn arts special 2023
The best museum gift shops in the world
...On my last visit I picked up Sali e Tabacchi, a journal exploring Italy’s unknown rituals, habits and traditions. museomacro.it Thea Hawlin Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, Boscastle, Cornwall This seaside...
September 22, 2023
Travel
The ‘faraway heaven’ at the heart of Polynesia
...Arriving in the Society Islands in 1768, French explorer Louis-Antoine de Bougainville “thought [he] was transported into the Garden of Eden”....
November 7, 2023
Robin Lane Fox
Escape to the flower show at Château Saint-Jean de Beauregard
...For nearly 40 years, Muriel de Curel has been presiding over La Fête des Plantes at the Château Saint-Jean de Beauregard, her family’s home just over half an hour’s journey by train from the centre of Paris...
October 7, 2022
FT Live
Business of Entertainment Summit
Capitalizing on Disruption
Thursday, 19 SeptemberLos Angeles, CA
The Weekend Essay
Monet, the artist who changed how we see the world
...Leftwing critics, exemplified by Georges Clemenceau’s front page in the newspaper “La Justice”, claimed victory for secular materialism....
September 16, 2023
Travel
On the frontline of wildlife tourism in South Sudan
...“It’s one of the most stunning landscapes I’ve ever seen,” our South African guide, Kyle de Nobrega, tells my fellow passengers, a wealthy Filipino named Andoni Aboitiz and his son, Kasen....
August 31, 2023
HTSI
The Lebanese jewellers finding inspiration amid crisis
...She tells how her latest collection, La Trahison de l’Objet, was created in direct response to what she describes as Lebanon’s “financial fallout and ugly consequences borne by its people” and explores the...
April 6, 2023
FT Wealth
How a couple lost a fortune in an alleged Swiss banking fraud
...They strolled in the September heat across the town square, past the Parc de la Pinède, for lunch at their favourite restaurant, Le Perroquet. The couple ordered lamb, as usual....
October 16, 2023
FT Magazine
The melting magic of the perfect cheese toastie — and how to make one
...Still, if you are à la recherche d’un autoroute service station snack, it is the perfect option....
May 13, 2023
FT SeriesA Cornwall summer special
The hidden heart of Cornwall
...In the mid-20th century, poet John Heath-Stubbs described the area west of St Ives as “a hideous and wicked country” and Walter de la Mare detected “a brooding of evil” in the cliffs around Land’s End....
April 21, 2023
Art in the Americas
Art Basel’s Marc Spiegler will be a hard act to follow
...Ushered into a party in the garden of the collecting couple Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz, he says he was struck by two things that went on to define the fair’s success: the overlooked sophistication of the...
November 25, 2022
InterviewFilm
Film-maker Claire Denis: ‘The only problem with sexuality is when the body doesn’t want it any more’
...Loosely based on Angot’s novel Un tournant de la vie, Both Sides of the Blade is another study of a woman’s desire for men, but Denis rejects the idea that the two films are any kind of diptych....
September 1, 2022
James Max
Rich People’s Problems: Have I got enough money to retire?
...For me a comfortable three-week European holiday would involve staying at La Réserve de Beaulieu. And that’s your annual budget busted. It’s clearly time to build a cost-of-living spreadsheet....
November 24, 2022
Watches & Jewellery
TimeForArt: watchmakers and artists come together for charity auction
...The watchmaker, who makes only 200 watches a year, says that SI’s mission to support often unknown artists particularly resonated....
November 4, 2022

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