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Gritty Marseille, France, Is Now a Haven for Creatives - Vimarsana News

Gritty Marseille, France, Is Now a Haven for Creatives

Provence’s once-maligned maritime hub is drawing chefs, artists and entrepreneurs in search of a fresh start.

Replica of the Cosquer Cave: A trip to the Paleolithic past | Euromaxx - Lifestyle in Europe | DW - Vimarsana News

Replica of the Cosquer Cave: A trip to the Paleolithic past | Euromaxx - Lifestyle in Europe | DW

The Cosquer Cave off the French coast, near Marseille, is the only known underwater cave from the Stone Age. Discovered in 1985, it's home to hundreds of Paleolithic artworks. Now, a replica in the newly-opened Cosquer Mediterranee museum provides visitors with a glimpse into the past.

Source: dw.com
Replica of the Cosquer Cave: Take a trip back in time | Euromaxx - Lifestyle in Europe | DW - Vimarsana News

Replica of the Cosquer Cave: Take a trip back in time | Euromaxx - Lifestyle in Europe | DW

The Cosquer Caver off the French coast, near Marseille, is the only known underwater cave from the Stone Age. And now a replica provides visitors with a glimpse into the past.

Source: dw.com
From the World's Biggest Biennial Stars to the Death of Paula Rego: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week - Vimarsana News

From the World's Biggest Biennial Stars to the Death of Paula Rego: The Best and Worst of the Art World This Week

Plus, Marian Goodman is opening a West Coast outpost and Japan is getting a new contemporary art fair next summer.

Source: artnet.com
Tour a Submerged Cave Packed With Paleolithic Art—Without Ever Venturing Underwater | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Tour a Submerged Cave Packed With Paleolithic Art—Without Ever Venturing Underwater | Smart News

As sea levels rise, an immersive new exhibition in Marseille lets visitors explore an inaccessible cavern’s archaeological treasures