CULTURE
Miguel de Cervantes is thought to have died in 1616 on 23 April, which is supposedly when William Shakespeare also died which explains why English Language Day is also celebrated on this day. The Association of Spanish International Civil Servants (AFIE) is an...
Since its creation in 1969, Visions du Réel festival has established itself as one of the world’s most renowned events in the field. It is considered by the Federal Office of Culture as one of the leading Swiss film festivals, alongside Locarno Film Festival. During...
Ghapama is a seasonal dish traditionally served in the fall in Armenia to celebrate the bounties of autumn, also baked for major festive occasions, such as Christmas, New Year, Easter, weddings, etc. It is prepared from a whole pumpkin stuffed with rice, butter,...
With many strings to her bow, Natasha Tsakos enjoys an international career as show maker, conceptual director, performer and producer. She combines her interest in important global topics with her passion for communication through the performing arts. Most of...
It has been 27 years since the renowned soprano, Sandrine Piau, graced the stage of the prestigious Grand Théâtre, captivating audiences with her mesmerizing voice. The memory of her last performance in Mozart's 'Mitridate' lingers in the hearts of those who were...
The United Nations Women’s Guild (UNWG) art exhibitions follow a long tradition but also our exhibitors are different each time. We also adapt to the modern trend of performance and mixing different techniques, technologies and visual arts...
Depuis 2022, des institutions participent à un voyage culturel afin de faire découvrir des endroits méconnus en Espagne à travers l’objectif du photographe Rodolfo Romero. Après Genève et Neuchâtel, l’exposition España con otro enfoque, se tiendra à l’Institut...
At the Palais, if you walk towards building H, you cannot miss it. On your left you will see the sculpture ‘Nemini Teneri’, (Latin for ‘not to be held by anyone’) or ‘A broken chain’; a loud representation of the human desire to live without being ‘held’ by any...
How far would you go to astonish the world with a masterpiece? What would you be willing to do to have your exceptional talent recognized? These questions are at the heart of this fast-paced and riveting story, which begins in a cemetery and unfolds within the context...
CULTURE
Miguel de Cervantes is thought to have died in 1616 on 23 April, which is supposedly when William Shakespeare also died which explains why English Language Day is also celebrated on this day. The Association of Spanish International Civil Servants (AFIE) is an...
Since its creation in 1969, Visions du Réel festival has established itself as one of the world’s most renowned events in the field. It is considered by the Federal Office of Culture as one of the leading Swiss film festivals, alongside Locarno Film Festival. During...
Ghapama is a seasonal dish traditionally served in the fall in Armenia to celebrate the bounties of autumn, also baked for major festive occasions, such as Christmas, New Year, Easter, weddings, etc. It is prepared from a whole pumpkin stuffed with rice, butter,...
With many strings to her bow, Natasha Tsakos enjoys an international career as show maker, conceptual director, performer and producer. She combines her interest in important global topics with her passion for communication through the performing arts. Most of...
It has been 27 years since the renowned soprano, Sandrine Piau, graced the stage of the prestigious Grand Théâtre, captivating audiences with her mesmerizing voice. The memory of her last performance in Mozart's 'Mitridate' lingers in the hearts of those who were...
The United Nations Women’s Guild (UNWG) art exhibitions follow a long tradition but also our exhibitors are different each time. We also adapt to the modern trend of performance and mixing different techniques, technologies and visual arts...
Depuis 2022, des institutions participent à un voyage culturel afin de faire découvrir des endroits méconnus en Espagne à travers l’objectif du photographe Rodolfo Romero. Après Genève et Neuchâtel, l’exposition España con otro enfoque, se tiendra à l’Institut...
At the Palais, if you walk towards building H, you cannot miss it. On your left you will see the sculpture ‘Nemini Teneri’, (Latin for ‘not to be held by anyone’) or ‘A broken chain’; a loud representation of the human desire to live without being ‘held’ by any...
How far would you go to astonish the world with a masterpiece? What would you be willing to do to have your exceptional talent recognized? These questions are at the heart of this fast-paced and riveting story, which begins in a cemetery and unfolds within the context...
It is still unclear how coffee is able to keep its mysteriousness and its allure to this day, being the most popular drink amongst all branches of society. Fashionistas carry it in their trendy mugs, intellectuals use it for inspiration and doctors drink it to stay...
