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Michèle Fajtmann

Michèle has been passionate about the arts all her life. Through her business, From My City, she creates unique client events centred around artistic themes and works with senior business leaders to develop their cultural and networking events. She is well connected in London’s arts scene, and she loves to support young artists, particularly young musicians. Michèle was born in Belgium, and has lived in Brussels, New York, Warsaw and London. She previously worked as a corporate lawyer for 15 years. http://frommycity.com/

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An Art Deco gem in Brussels: ‘Flamboyant Art de vivre in the Thirties’

A jewel of Brussels’ Art Deco architectural heritage is the famous Villa Empain. Now is one of the best moments to visit as it recently opened an immersive exhibition, ‘Flamboyant Art de vivre in the Thirties’, [...]
Art

Vertically Challenging

The summer is always the perfect time for group shows and one of them, still open this month, has caught our eyes. ‘Verticality’, an exhibition currently at Rosenfeld Porcini gallery in Fitzrovia, approaches the Verticality/Horizontality [...]
Art | Travel

In search of the Industrial Vibe

Charleroi is a Belgian city located on the Sambre River.  Wallonia’s largest agglomeration, this young city (350 years old) used to be a major centre for glass, metallurgy, and coal production during the industrial revolution. [...]
Art

Meditative bowl

White Rainbow, a Fitzrovia art gallery focusing on contemporary art from Japan, recently opened its new show presenting the work of Japanese artist Kazuo Katase. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in London since [...]
Fashion

A Fairy Dress Made of Waste

In a few days, the Milan 2015 Universal Exhibition will come to an end. Its theme, ‘Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life’, looked at innovation and creativity around food. It is in this context that [...]
Art

From solidity to fragility

The summer is often a great time for sculpture exhibitions. Tate Britain just opened a major retrospective of Hepworth’s work including her large-scale bronzes from the 1960s. The Fine Art Society is currently showing an [...]
Art

Belgian makers in town

COLLECT, the international art fair for contemporary objects, will soon be back for its 12th anniversary at the Saatchi Gallery. Presented by the Crafts Council, it covers the fields of ceramics, glass, precious metal, textiles [...]
Art

Red as Etna’s fire

The last time the British public saw a solo exhibition of Sicilian painter Renato Guttuso was in 1996 at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in London. It is therefore with great interest that, this week, we [...]
Art

Commissioned Walls

Commissioned work plays an important role both for cultural organisations and artists. We have selected two art commissions that opened to the public earlier this month and feature monumental installations set along walls. In both [...]