Abelson Weekly Roundup: Tim Burton, Cédric Grolet, Gowran Castle...

Christie’s Paris online auction, “Unlocking the Orange Dream: Handbags from an Important Private Collection”, will feature nearly 200 luxury handbags, primarily from Hermès.

“The World of Tim Burton” at the Design Museum in London invites fans and newcomers alike to explore the enchanting universe of the iconic filmmaker.

McLaren Automotive has officially announced the latest addition to its iconic lineage of ‘1’ supercars with the introduction of the McLaren W1.

Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design unveiled the Inspire superyacht at the Monaco Yacht Show, featuring a submerged lounge and blue-hole pool.

The Anne of Green Gables Museum immerses visitors in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s life and the world of Anne of Green Gables, showcasing exhibits and the beautiful landscapes that inspired her novels.

The Hammer Museum at UCLA has appointed Zoë Ryan as its new director, succeeding Ann Philbin after her 25-year tenure. Ryan will officially take over on January 1, 2025.

Gowran Castle, currently on the market for €3.75 million through Savills, offers an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Irish heritage.

Piaget has once again redefined the boundaries of watchmaking with its latest creation: the Piaget Polo Skeleton Ceramic.

American Express is set to launch its annual Shop Small initiative in New Zealand this October, encouraging consumers to support local small businesses.

Refik Anadol announces DATALAND, the first Museum of AI Arts, opening in 2025 at The Grand LA, showcasing evolving AI-driven artworks.

Frida Kahlo is a symbol of resilience and individuality; her life is a vivid tapestry woven from pain, passion, and cultural pride.

Donald Trump launched a $100,000 luxury watch with a Swiss-made movement from La Chaux-de-Fonds, limited to 147 pieces, blending Swiss precision and branding.

This December, Sotheby’s New York will auction Tom Brady’s game-worn jerseys, Super Bowl memorabilia, and luxury watches, revealing his life beyond football.

The Shangri-La Suite on Level 39 features a super-king bed, a spacious living area, and stunning skyline views for an unforgettable stay.

Cédric Grolet, a globally renowned pastry chef, fuses artistry, innovation, and flavour, redefining modern desserts and earning iconic culinary status.

Rolls-Royce’s new Private Office in New York lets clients collaborate with designers to craft bespoke cars, offering a personalised luxury experience.

Christian Louboutin is more than a shoe designer; his iconic red soles are a symbol of high fashion, luxury, and femininity, embodying elegance and status.

At 3 years old, Laurent Schwarz sells paintings for €7,000. His art, discovered on Instagram, captivates collectors and was recently featured in his first exhibit.

From Ireland Music Week to Lord Charlemont’s history and Gormleys’ art, we’ve curated five fantastic activities for your weekend.

Milan, the capital of design and style, introduces Milan Watch Week, from the 4th to the 6th of October; a fresh take on the traditional watch fair.

LeCrans Hotel & Spa is a luxurious five-star retreat perched above Crans-Montana, offering stunning views and exceptional service in the Swiss Alps.

Explore the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, a hub of modern art since 1929. Experience its diverse collection, including iconic works from renowned artists.

Angelina Jolie’s Ferrari 250 GT, a rare classic, will headline Christie’s Paris auction, offering collectors a unique piece of Hollywood and car history.

Pablo Picasso, a revolutionary artist, co-founded Cubism and transformed modern art. His works like Guernica explore profound human themes.

The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin is hosting one of the most groundbreaking musicals of the 21st century—Hamilton—until November 16, 2024.

Champagne Bollinger unveils the Goldfinger 007 Limited Edition Cuvée, marking 60 years of Goldfinger with a 2007 vintage magnum, limited to 200 units in a custom case.