"With the art crowd sailing off to holiday locales during the height of the summer, art finds its way across these laid-back destinations as well. This season, art looks best displayed in sun-kissed breezy outdoor spaces, roofed by the nature’s lush blossoms and lit by the sharp August sun. Unsurprisingly, the Mediterranean leads this year’s seasonal exhibitions with its caressing climate and turquoise-laden vistas. From Greek islands on the Aegean Sea, like Hydra or Chios, to the rivieras in France and Italy, the region bursts not only with linen-clad Aperol Spritz-sipping visitors but also art to accompany the idyllic afternoons."

"Take Perrotin gallery’s ongoing exhibition, “French Delights,” at Bodrum Loft, located in a quaint cove in Turkish riviera’s beloved town. Tucked away from Bodrum’s iconic white houses that dot the hilly peninsula, the relatively new resort hosts twelve artists from the Parisian powerhouse’s roster. Benefitting from the property’s sprawling acreage, the eighteen artworks on display are nestled within the hilly paths, inside a sea-viewed restaurant, making a statement on the terraces, or perched by the tranquil pool."