OK so saying that I LOVE NYC is suspected but, of course, I do. I lived in Manhattan for a few months and have traveled there many times. Every trip, I have the same struggle; do I return to the places that I already know and love or do I venture into new areas and explore. This time, I gave Brooklyn a chance. In the … Continue reading Brooklyn’s Street Art, Vintage Shopping, and Cunning Lifestyle
Introducing Louis-Bernard St-Jean, a self-taught visual artist achieving great things in little time! Coming from a completely different background (Information Technology!), art is something he found within himself. His skills were self-taught and progressed tremendously with time. St-Jean is a hardworking artist who has created a unique way of applying oil paint on canvas. Represented by a gallery in Montreal and in Toronto, he has … Continue reading Louis-Bernard St-Jean | Sculptural Oil Paintings Making an Impact
Tropical nature, beaches, mountains, and oh yes, sloths! Welcome to Costa Rica, a Central America haven for international visitors. It is not surprising that one of this country’s prime economic driver is tourism. Beautiful landscapes, warm weather, culturally foreign enough to freshen your outlook without losing some of the home’s comfort. I have wanted to go to this country for so long and finally, was … Continue reading PURA VIDA | Costa Rica’s Capital, San Jose & the Carribean Coast | Panama’s Bocas Del Toro
Ivan Cavallari is the new artistic director of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, and this is his first production. You better believe that he is going to make it memorable! “From the outset, I invite you to discover a dual program consisting of Stabat MATER, of the Romanian choreographer Edward Clug, and as a counterpoint to this a romantic and touching piece, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7, choreographed … Continue reading Stabat MATER | Ivan Cavallari’s First Production for Les Grands Ballets Canadiens as Artistic Director
Jano Lapin 