On Friday, March 18, 2022, His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg arrived at the Tramsschapp Cultural Center in Luxembourg City to view the contemporary art exhibition entitled, Faux Pas.
The exhibition showcases 200 art pieces from seventy artists, painters, sculptors, street artists, muralists, and photographers including the famous Tom Faber. Yeah, I had to Google him as well…
On Friday, March 18, 2022, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark arrived in Greenland to film an upcoming documentary produced by the Danish television network, DR1. The two-part documentary will focus on the royal family of Denmark’s “…efforts to strengthen ties with the Faroe Islands and Greenland. The recordings in the Faroe Islands were made before the pandemic, and the recordings in Greenland have been postponed until 2022 [which they are currently filming].”
In an Instagram post the future king of Denmark noted:
“It has been a few years since I last visited Greenland. But now I have just landed in the beautiful country, where the minus degrees at the moment are double-digit and the wind is biting!
In the next few days, I will be participating in recordings for a documentary program about the Commonwealth for DR. The recordings have been postponed for a while due to the corona, but now I look forward to meeting the Greenlandic people again and reliving the magnificent nature.
The program will be broadcast later this year, and I hope you will welcome it, as was the case with the program on the Faroe Islands, which was broadcast last year.
– The Crown Prince”
The documentary is set to air on DR1 on May 24, 2022.
On Friday, March 18, 2022, Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands officially opened the newly restored Ceres Mill in Bovenkarspel. The mill was destroyed by a fire on New Year’s Eve 2019-2020.
The Ceres Mill was built in 1849 as a flour and peeling mill. Flour is still milled for bakers and private individuals at the mill.
Please click the link below to view photos from today’s opening:
On Thursday, March 17, 2022, His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg arrived at the Cercle Cité in Luxembourg City to view the exhibition, Hitchcock: The Brand.
The exhibition centers around the brand that the late filmmaker, Alfred Hitchcock, created throughout since the beginning of his legendary career:
“As part of this exhibition, we attempt to analyze and illustrate the deliberate and extremely calculated fabrication of this “brand”, this universal public and highly lucrative image. He used a multitude of methods and systems that enabled him to establish a powerful, original, and effective brand image on par with his ambitions.
This exhibition unveils the private collection of Paul Lesch, a great enthusiast of the world of Alfred Hitchcock.”
Hitchcock: The Brand will be open to the public until April 10, 2022. For more information about the exhibition please click the link below:
The Royal Correspondent 