Three site-specific installations for the Museum of Fine Arts, each with its own personality. Optical illusions or a graphic designer's fever dream?

Pom Pom Pidou brings the Centre Pompidou to Lille, turning Tripostal into a glowing, playful crash course in modern and contemporary art history.

Concrete, sea light and war memories: my slow wander through Frac Grand Large, where contemporary art quietly rewrites the port’s story.

Lens has come a long way from its past in the World War I, rising quickly as a mining town that now houses the second Louvre in France.

Industrial city turned creative hotbed and final stop for an esteemed cycling race, the town of Roubaix has something for everyone.

Step inside Villa Cavrois, a sunlit modernist chateau of yellow brick, cinematic interiors and a water mirror that makes you stop and stare.

Lille, the tenth-largest city in France, sits at the crossroads of Paris, London and Brussels, and is a vibrant and dynamic powerhouse that seamlessly integrates its Flemish-inspired architecture with a modern cultural identity.