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Cirque du Soleil Luzia

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Cirque du Soleil’s Heart-Stopping Moments in Luzia

Set against a Mexican dream, Luzia brings the rain.

MONTE Blog: Breguet Exhibition at Legion of Honor

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Breguet Exhibition at Legion of Honor

Horology over time.

Soon in San Francisco, it will be possible to take an intimate look at some of the most momentous and important pieces from the House of Breguet, including pieces that Abraham-Louis himself touched.

MONTE Blog: Glasgow's Art Scene

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Glasgow’s Art Scene

Creation centre.

Shedding its rough reputation, Glasgow has become a mecca for artists with its affordable art studios, low cost of living, variety of galleries, and top facilities.

MONTE Blog: Wallpapers Collective

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Wallpapers Collective

Between screen and self.

Experiencing a Wallpapers exhibition at first feels a bit like being swallowed whole.

MONTE Blog: The Beates

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Beatles Exhibition at the PNE

Come together.

Call it an act of benevolence, or of cultural conscientiousness. Whether you know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall, or you don’t, this is an exhibit you are going to want to see.

MONTE Blog: Greg Girard at Monte Clark

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Greg Girard at Monte Clark Gallery

Time and place.

The photographer never thought these photos would see the light of day, let alone a gallery wall.

Geoffrey Farmer at Vancouver Art Gallery

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Geoffrey Farmer at Vancouver Art Gallery

Kaleidoscopic carnival.

“How Do I Fit This Ghost in My Mouth?” is a carnival of our personal and collective memories, morphing and rearranging what we recognize into something difficult to decipher.

MONTE Blog: Eye To Eye

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“Eye To Eye” at Presentation House Gallery

<em>Looking back.</em>

Portraiture is not a hierarchy whereby an active observer positions a passive recipient; it is an energetic exchange of intensity and intentionality.

MONTECRISTO Blog: Laura Favaretto

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Lara Favaretto at the Rennie Collection

Success by failure.

Bold and direct, pieces could be misunderstood as monotone observations, but the artist’s careful handling allows complexities to shine through and muddy the water.