
Last October, when there was a short break in between lockdowns, almost all the museums in Paris had reopened.
I rushed to Chanel exhibit at the Palais Galliera, and after, I crossed the street to see the Sarah Moon photo exhibit at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris.
It was a rainy day and as I exited the museum, the large plaza of marble stones in various colors and shapes were shiny from the rain. Something about them caught my eye, perhaps the glistening surfaces and textures of black, beige, and muted red and orange. Taking the photos at close range and also framing them into squares, diamonds, and rectangles, the texture of the black shapes reminded me of the all black, textural paintings of artist Pierre Soulages, one of my favorite artists. The configuration of the geometric shapes brought to mind the work of Mondrian, except in more faded tones.
Which of these do you like best?











SAVE THE DATE- Wednesday, January 13

I am kicking off 2021 with an exciting, free event: I am partnering with France.fr to bring you an Emily in Paris Facebook Live Tour. As many of you know, I recently filmed a 24-minute video showing off the fabulous locations of Emily in Paris and sharing some cool insider tips about them. In this event, I'll be taking you to see a few of the iconic sites featured in the show.
The date is Wednesday, January 13 @ 11am EST
CLICK HERE to reserve your place for this exciting event and I look forward to seeing you there.