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Weekend of Relaxation and Restoration in Saint-Martin-d’Etampes, France!

Weekend of relaxation and restoration: a walk in the country. After three city weeks of fashion, plays, concerts, and celebrations, Nature whispered, “Come this…

Still Summer: It is nice to be in Nice, France!

Still summer in Nice! Still summer, and it’s nice to be in Nice. Yet Paris officially ends summer on 31 August. In the United…

Tour de France Final Parade, 7.26.15, Paris, France

The rain didn’t stop Parisians and other cycling enthusiasts from participating in the Tour de France final parade celebration! The British fans were particularly…

Bastille Day, Paris, France, 2015!

July 14th, 2015, Bastille Day was celebrated in Paris, France! Flags and a festive atmosphere permeated the city, and this beautiful, large flag was…

Je Suis Charlie Rally, Paris, France, January 11, 2015

On January 7, 2015 the deadliest attack on French soil since World War II took place in Paris as twelve journalists were gunned down in…

Missives from the Evac Zone | Though the Mountains Be Shaken

Recalling disasters that have effected me, both near (the Easton Fire) and far (watching on the news far away)…I feel another disaster is coming upon us.

Like watching a beloved family member slowly pass away, even with the encouragement of Sister Bernice, I understand the news as a death knell to the country of my birth. Too dramatic?

Christmastime in Paris | Notre Dame de Paris’s Historic Reopening

As we celebrate this Christmas season filled with hope and renewal marked by Notre Dame’s reopening, I like to remember also: This Christmas in Paris is not merely about celebration but also about reflection on love—both divine and human—

Culture Honey Touring Launches “European Journeys” with Two Paris-Centered Small Group Tours!

Traveling to Paris, Europe and the UK extensively for the past 20 years, Mike & Georgia Sanders offer their experience as travelers and small-group tour guides to bring guests the best of Paris and France at Christmastime!

Paris Je T’Aime | A Lifelong Love Affair with the City of Lights

So, what is it about Paris that keeps me coming back time and again?

Why Paris and not another lovely European capital city? Well, like other Francophiles, and like those outlined so well in David McCullough’s epic book, The Greater Journey, Americans in Paris, the lure of this dazzling, creative, energetic and gorgeous city…

Total Martine Syms; first Retrospective in France, Lafayette Anticipations

Exhibit Review | Martine Syms Total, @ Lafayette Anticipations in Paris

Martine Syms (1988) is a 2009 School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Bard College graduate. She is a Los Angeles-born contemporary, interdisciplinary…

From Pasadena to Paris | Musée Rodin – Bring on the Romance!

I am so glad that we made the time to travel from the middle of the 16th to journey to the 7th arrondissement in order to spend an afternoon immersed in the wonderful art and architecture of this romantic museum!

Photo Exposition | Présences, Photographic Treasures from the Gilman and Gonzalez-Falla Collection

Each of us is living art, and each is the steward of oneself. We also are the collective stewards of our humanity. Art is communication and has a long-held purpose for humans. It is our right and a choice as to whether or not, and if so how, we engage in art.