The M64’s is proud to present its new bar menu 
To celebrate the launching of its brand new bar menu, the M64 is delighted to share the secret
of composition of its house cocktail…
Hpnotiq* 4cl
Apricot cream 1cl
Raspberry nectar 3cl
2 basil leaves
Lime juice 2cl
Mix in a shaker, dress in a cocktail glass with candied ginger. Serve chilled with a straw.
* liquor made from vodka, Cognac and exotic fruit juice
Find on the bar menu: http://www.m64-restaurant.com/
To celebrate the launching of its brand new bar menu, the M64 is delighted to share the secret of composition of its house cocktail… the GLAM’64 :
Hpnotiq* 4cl
Apricot cream 1cl
Raspberry nectar 3cl
2 basil leaves
Lime juice 2cl
Mix in a shaker, dress in a cocktail glass with candied ginger. Serve chilled with a straw.
* liquor made from vodka, Cognac and exotic fruit juice
Over a period of three days, Dominique Issermann photographed Laetitia Casta at the thermal spa designed by architect Peter Zumthor in Vals, Switzerland. The result is a “pas de deux”: a photographic choreography. The project follows on from Dominique Issermann’s book on Anne Rohart published by Schirmer et Mosel in 1987. There is a sense of three people breathing: Laetitia Casta’s breathless emotion as she discovers the place and abandons herself to the unknown; Dominique Issermann holding his breath to capture the moments when Laetitia Casta fleetingly appears in the building; and Peter Zumthor whose creative breath can be felt in the walls, stairs, pools and corridors. Thirty-three photographs that ultimately form a single image: the definitive, archetypal image of Laetitia Casta in all her sublime, unfettered nudity.
For the first time in Europe, the musée du quai Branly presents the exceptional collection of samurai armor from The Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum, Dallas. The exhibition aims to show the public the culture, lifestyle and art of the samurai warrior in Japanese society over almost nine centuries through various types of objects, including full suits of armor, helmets, and full horse armor, used for both battle and ceremonial parades. 
