The National Museum of Women in the Arts, the world’s first major museum solely dedicated to championing women artists, is a cultural treasure trove that has recently reopened its doors to the public.
How are protests perceived in France compared to protests in the United States?
Montmartre, perched on a hill overlooking the city, is a place that has inspired creativity for generations.
In early September, the leisurely pace of summer vacations and relaxing days gives way to the structured routine of daily life known as “La Rentrée” in France.
French-American Cultural Foundation representatives attended the 2023 Nantucket Wine & Food Festival and had the opportunity to experience a wonderful presentation by Chateau D’Esclans featuring their rosé wine, The Pale.
Semafor has a notable French-American connection: Founding Editor at Large Steven Clemons is a Chevalier in French Legion of Honor.
This a great day to experience French culture and celebrate the long-standing alliance and cause for freedom between our two nations.
The French-American Cultural Foundation was pleased to participate in this event as we increasingly explore French savoir faire as a deeply personal endeavor that reflects the creativity and dedication of the human spirit and connects our two countries.
“There is no event that better combines French culture and commerce than the Salon du Bourget,” says Aaron Lewis, Acting Chair of the French-American Cultural Foundation.
Juliette Angeletti is the founder of Phi 1.618, a French leather brand inspired by the beauty of the “golden ratio.”
