Tag: Travel

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning of Roe v. Wade, a wave of companies located in states that are likely to pass new restrictions on abortion announced that they would pay for employees to travel across state lines to receive medical care. The list, which includes major corporations such as Amazon, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs, swiftly circulated online. But ...

From Friday 1–Sunday 3 April, Machynlleth will host the Amdani, Fachynlleth! Literature & Travel Festival. The bilingual festival will once again host artists, poets, travel writers and musicians across the weekend for a series of events on stage at the Wynnstay Hotel and the Senedd-dy, Glyndŵr Centre. Legendary Welsh folk singer Dafydd Iwan will perform, a portrait by Dan Llywelyn Hall will be unveiled, ...

A LOOK AT LOS ANGELES ART 5 Days | November 2–6, 2022 Step into the embrace of the hot Los Angeles art scene, from world-renowned museums to emerging visionaries. Join Art Market Monitor editor and former ARTnews editorial director Marion Maneker for insightful, exclusive access to arts districts, private museum and collection tours, and other context-rich experiences only possible with ARTnews. Unveil L.A.’s complexity ...

FoodDon’t miss Anno, near the cruise terminal, where a husband-and-wife team serves creative dishes made with Baltic ingredients. The tasting menu isn’t too expensive and Erno (the husband) suggests inventive wine pairings. In summer, try to get a seat in the beautiful backyard.The most delicious street food is in the Telliskivi neighbourhood. Get the best fish and chips at Päästke Willy, which sources fish ...

ARTnews and Academic Travel Abroad are launching an exciting new travel program for 2022 that offers exclusive experiences with insight that only our experts can provide. 8 Days | October 7-14, 2022 As autumn goes into full swing, join like-minded ARTnews readers to explore South Korea’s layers through the wide lens of art. Emerge informed and enriched after deep interaction with contemporary art museums, ...

ARTnews and Academic Travel Abroad are launching an exciting new travel program for 2022 that offers exclusive experiences with insight that only our experts can provide. 5 Days | May 18-22, 2022 Immerse yourself in the spring landscapes, diverse cultures, and vibrant art of New Mexico. Join Art Market Monitor editor and former ARTnews editorial director Marion Maneker for an exclusive experience only found ...

ARTnews and Academic Travel Abroad are launching an exciting new travel program for 2022 that offers exclusive experiences with insight that only our experts can provide. 7 Days | September 9­-15, 2022 Explore Berlin, a dazzling 21st-century destination, through the lens of art. ARTnews expert and editor Emily Watlington’s whirlwind insider tour showcases Berlin’s pivotal role in art, culture, and architecture. Watlington pairs insightful, ...

ARTnews is launching an exciting new travel program for 2022 that offers exceptional experiences in global art hotspots. Join one or more of the ARTnews trips setting off in May, September, October, and November 2022. We’ll whisk you away to visit private ateliers and galleries, discover iconic, exclusive-access museums, and explore scenic art destinations and vibrant arts districts. Discuss your latest favorites with fellow ...

The experience of art is inseparable from travel. That’s why ARTnews is offering a series of trips to cultural centers around the world. Gain access to the museums, private collections and other arts institutions that define cities through our ARTnews experts. Each trip is planned by the editors of ARTnews to provide a complete experience of the art and culture (contemporary and past) of ...

Art appreciation“Uninvited: Canadian Women Artists in the Modern Moment,” the latest exhibition at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, spotlights more than 200 works by Canadian women in the interwar period, a century ago. Described as a “cross-country snapshot of female creativity,” the major new show includes pieces by settler and Indigenous artists, and will run until Jan. 16, 2022. After that, the exhibition will ...