New York
Joel Meyerowitz: "Artistic work must be constantly evolving".
"I grew up in the Bronx, in a modest family, at a time when air travel wasn't very accessible. So my childhood travels were fairly straightforward: the Catskills, Boston and Washington. My first big adventure came in 1962, the year I started my own business...
New York: to the other side of the East River
Economy - New start city At the end of 2013, New York broke two records with four million jobs and more than eight million inhabitants. But it's no longer just Wall Street, insurance or real estate that make it so attractive. High-tech and the good life are taking over. Fulton Street, south of Manhattan...
New York: address book
ID CARD Formalities: valid biometric passport or machine-readable passport. An ESTA electronic travel authorisation is also required (https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta). Otherwise, a visa is required. Time difference: -6 hours. Currency: US dollar ($). 1 euro = 1.36 $ (June 2014). Area code: +1 (United States), 212 (Manhattan), 718...
The spirit of the place New York : Jonathan Schiffman
"Although I've been living in France for ten years, I still feel very much a New Yorker. When I come home, I like to go back to my favourite places and find new ones. Despite the hectic pace of my concert schedule, I've started writing a novel and I always try to give some time to my...
Greater New York: Business as usual
Is France doubting itself? Fortunately, New York is there to reassure it... Between the media frenzy surrounding the new Vuitton boutique on Fifth Avenue, the enduring fame of chefs Éric Ripert and Alain Ducasse, the huge best-seller success of the book "French Women don't get fat" and, above all, the invasion of the streets of New York...
