This week we’re profiling Posthoc regular Molly Gochman, an activist, mom, experiential artist and founder of Stardust, a multi-disciplinary organization
Catherine de Vivonne, the Marquise of Rambouillet (1588–1665), brought the salon concept over with her when she moved to Paris
After you enjoy this guest article from author Jesse Browner, who further elaborates on his experience with the true psychology
Here at The Salon Host we find ourselves doing an awful lot of advocating for IRL over digital interaction, but
On a small street off the Luxembourg Gardens called rue de Fleurus, or “the street of flowers,” is a small
This week we’re so proud to be shining our guest spotlight on artist Laurie Frick, a longtime member of the
On Sunday afternoons in the 1930s and ‘40s, an eclectic crowd would gather in the Santa Monica living room of
“Absolutely savage” and “far too real” were not at all the words I expected would describe author Jesse Browner’s theory
In the late 1840s, a small wooden house in Hydesville, New York, drew an endless crowd of curious onlookers hoping
Isabella d’Este (1474-1533) and Elisabetta Gonzaga (1471 – 1526) were sister-in-laws in Renaissance Italy who hosted salons that had a