LVMH brand Champagne Ruinart is furthering its commitment to nurturing biodiversity in the Champagne region by switching over its 40ha historic Taissy vineyard to a biodiversity pilot project in ...

Long before the likes of Greta Thunberg and fellow environmental activists were sounding the alarm on climate change—even before Al Gore told us An Inconvenient Truth—those who made their ...

Maison Ruinart is releasing its first new Champagne cuvée ... land art pioneer Nils-Udo to build three tall birds’ nests to bring many feathered creatures to come to the Ruinart Taissy vineyard.

For Ruinart’s 300th-anniversary countdown, land artist Nils-Udo has unveiled HABITATS, a trio of ephemeral, organic nests in the maison’s Reims vineyards. ... At its 40-hectare vineyard in Taissy, a ...

‘It’s just as experimental as what I do as an artist.’ After gathering inspiration during an art residency on a vineyard belonging to Ruinart, Muniz has revealed his body of work, Shared Roots.

Maison Ruinart will reopen its doors on October 4th ... with several works crafted using local materials from the vineyard and winemaking process. A new sculpture garden features over 19 ...

Bowers made two visits to Ruinart’s vineyard in the Champagne region of France, as part of a group of artists involved in a decade-old initiative titled “Conversations With Nature.” ...

This sustainability angle is significant, because, alongside this new pavilion, Ruinart also revealed several site-specific commissions of contemporary art in its 7,000 sq. m of biodiverse woodland.

Maison Ruinart’s patronage of contemporary art is longstanding, established as far back as 1896, when the house commissioned Czech artist Alphonse Mucha to create its first advertisement poster.

Raul Cabrera—Courtesy Nicolas Ruinart Pavilion As the oldest and one of the most prestigious houses in France’s Champagne region, Ruinart has been appreciated by wine connoisseurs since its ...