Araba Opoku
Araba Opoku is a multi-disciplinary artist who was born and currently resides in Accra, Ghana. Her body of work ranges from dreamy abstract paintings to more specific projects, from her self-reflective works, to referencing socio-economic adversities such as the challenges in Ghana over the lack of water and the direct link to mental health issues […]
Democracy and Happiness
The story of Costa Navarino is as old as Greece itself. It was King Nestor, legendary ruler of ancient Pylos, who first gave meaning to the word “hospitality” when he befriended complete strangers, but it is most famous for being the site of the Battle of Navarino in 1827, which turned the tide for Greek […]
The Art of Movement
The Art of Movement features for the first time in the UK, nearly 100 creations from the Van Cleef & Arpels archive collection, plus numerous historical documents, gouache illustrations and lender masterpieces. The exhibition displays emblematic pieces alongside new acquisitions and historical pieces that reflect lifestyles of days gone by. Together they show the evolution […]
Space Junk Odyssey
The Privateer mission was bound to happen, it was only a matter of time. Founded in 2021 by ex-NASA and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs Alex Fielding and Steve Wozniak (the latter also known as “Woz” for being considered a wizard of the tech sector), and Dr Moriba Jah, an astrophysicist and academic, Privateer is looking at […]
APL | McLaren HySpeed™
Since 1992 McLaren has been flying high the flag of luxury supercars. From the very first F1 to their newest hypercar, the electric Artura, the British manufacturer has become synonymous with innovation and performance. Based in Los Angeles, Athletic Propulsion Labs was founded in 2009 based in the same principles of innovation and performance, but […]
The Glenturret 50-Year-Old
Built on an unparalleled history, The Glenturret Distillery has an extraordinary provenance, second to none in Scottish whisky. Originally owned by Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre, the distillery is mentioned in the purchase records of the Barony of Ochtertyre as far back as 1763. Today, The Glenturret still nestles in its original location on the […]
NEW MUSIC BRITAIN
Sir Simon Rattle kicks off the new LSO season with the best of British – from the sweeping landscapes of Elgar and Frank Bridge to the dynamic sounds of Daniel Kidane. New Music Britain is a celebration of the medley of cultures that forms the historical and contemporary sonic life of the country. “I have […]
The Importance of Diversity & Inclusion
Diversity and inclusion are not just mere buzzwords that represent a fleeting trend. In the 21st century, companies must integrate these two principles into their core business strategies. From employment to operations, businesses must be able to incorporate all strands of diversity and inclusion: age, disability, gender, race, culture, and religion, into the workplace. Diversity […]
Stranger Things to Do in L.A.
When you visit Los Angeles, it’s hard to imagine running out of things to do. At the top of the list for most people are exploring Hollywood, checking out the local beaches, enjoying all manner of fun bars and restaurants, and – of course – hiking up to the Hollywood sign for a photo or […]
Buddha-Bar Montenegro
Founded by French-Romanian restaurateur Raymond Vișan and DJ and interior designer Claude Challe,the Buddha-Bar first open in Paris in 1996 and quickly became one of the hottest places to see and be seen in the French capital. The success was such that soon there were Budha Bars sprouting up all over the world, from Marrakesh […]
