Superyachts.com's Exclusive Luxury Interviews of 2020

By Christina Tsangaris

When it comes to the most exclusive luxury interviews of the year, we spoke with up-and-coming talents, designers, innovators and the great thinkers behind the most luxurious gifts and experiences in the world...

An Interview with Louise Ann Gibney, Founder of Boo Ibiza

One of the idyllic Balearic islands, an archipelago of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea, Ibiza has a unique blend of attractions that continue to draw diverse crowd – from party lovers and VIPs to chilled out hippies and families. We spoke with Louise Ann Gibney on her experience in pioneering the Boo Ibiza.

Louise Ann Gibney: “My Russian language knowledge was useful to Investment Banks in the mid 1990’s, so that led me to a career in Equity Sales based in Moscow. Many contributing factors paved the way for a change including a better work/life balance. I had been a frequent visitor to Ibiza for over 20 years and the entrepreneurial culture on the island was a draw for me to start something new in a location I loved. Today, I still work with predominantly HNW and UHNW clients managing their family affairs on the island."

An Interview with CuleM Watches Founder Matthew Cule

In an industry monopolised by brands that are sometimes centuries-old, it can be a tough business for young upstarts such as CuleM to make a name for themselves in the watch industry. Mathew Cule Founder of CuleM shared;

“CuleM Watches is a Swiss made travel watch brand for watch collectors and 21st century world travellers. CuleM is all about the journey; your journeys, your discoveries and memories. In a way, a CuleM watch keeps your memories forever as you travel the world."

An Interview with Sarah Monk, Director of the London Art Fair

The London Art Fair kicked off the 2020 international art calendar this y ear, once again promising to connect seasoned and aspiring collectors with the best galleries from around the world through a world class display of modern and contemporary art. 

“As director of London Art Fair, I’ve noticed a consistent interest in collecting Modern British art" shared Sarah. "i've also seen  a rising demand for contemporary art from all over the world. Although there will always be a thirst for traditional forms of art, such as painting, prints and sculpture, collecting in recent years has diversified and expanded to include non-traditional media like textiles and moving image.”

Sharing with the a range of exclusive, privileged insights into the art world it seems that modern and contemporary art has taken on a new meaning. 

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By Christina Tsangaris