
Amy Serafin
Amy lives in Paris and has worked for years as a journalist and editor in chief covering a range of subjects, including culture and the arts for The New York Times and National Public Radio, business and technology for Fortune and SmartPlanet, architecture and design for Wallpaper*, food and fashion for the Associated Press, and humanitarian issues for the International Committee of the Red Cross. Sometimes she also writes dialogue for The Smurfs.
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‘David Hockney 25’ at the Fondation Louis Vuitton: Britain’s most influential contemporary artist pops up in Paris to remind us all of the joys of spring
The biggest-ever David Hockney show has opened inside the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris — in time for the season that the artist has become synonymous with.
By Amy Serafin Published
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Film star, resistance fighter and civil rights activist: The life and times of Josephine Baker, 50 years on from her death
Josephine Baker was an American-born actress and dancer, who would go on to take France by storm and become one of Europe’s highest-paid performers. She also happened to be a Second World War spy.
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