An interview with Christophe Lab, the French contemporary architect renowned for his constructions in metal and glass, which punctuate the urban landscape of eastern Paris.

Reading Michèle Barrière’s books is sheer entertainment, and as an extra, you have access to a culinary historian’s authentic medieval recipes.

A humorous interview with Scott Dominic Carpenter, the author of ‘French Like Moi: A Midwesterner in Paris.’

“Jewelry reflects everything.” So proclaims Paris-based independent art and jewelry historian Paul Paradis.

November has traditionally been the Mois de la Photo in Paris, paying tribute to photography as fine art and giving a nod to its French origins thanks to Nicéphore Niépce, Daguerre, and others.

For street photographer William O’Such, it was an emotional experience to return to Paris after 18 months away, wandering the streets again and capturing “la vie quotidienne.” 

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Vogue Paris, this exhibit shows how fashion, women, and society have evolved since 1920.

In the latest article in a series on early French photographers, we look at how abstraction was utilized to produce specific intended effects.

Let Balzac be your guide and be a flâneur in the Père-Lachaise Cemetery.

It’s so difficult to choose one favorite thing about Paris, in a city full of favorite things, but I suddenly…

La rentrée gives Paris a fresh start. Show time’s over and the true Paris picks up where it left off…

Even as a child, I had known that my father had been in Paris during WWII. He had a book…