Hangzhou Qianjiang Century City Riverfront Digital Industrial Park
Project description As the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games approach, the new Qianjiang Century City economic and cultural center is under rapid construction and is expected to become the region’s new icon. Aedas, led by Executive Director Wei Li, and the Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Architectural Design and Research (ZIAD) won the international competition for the […]
a new column highlighting the actors who are moving the art world more environmentally sustainable
Green is the New Black might seem like a rather facetious title for a column that deals with how the art world is responding to our collective climate and environmental emergency. But I am also aware that after decades of globetrotting, private jet hopping and conspicuous consumption, the art world’s recent embrace of green issues, […]
MFA ‘Sulky Sentiments’ Art Exhibit Barely Misses the Mark – The Daily Utah Chronicle
Megan Fisher “Sulky Sentiments” at the Alvin Gittins Gallery (Photo by Megan Fisher | The Daily Utah Chronicle) From May 2 to May 13, the Alvin Gittins Gallery on the campus of the University of Utah organizes “sulky feelings», an exhibition by artist Christina Riccio for her master’s thesis in fine arts. Throughout the exhibition, […]
Musk says Twitter could charge small fees for business and government users
May 3 (Reuters) – Elon Musk said on Tuesday that Twitter Inc (TWTR.N) could charge “lightweight” fees to commercial and government users, part of the billionaire entrepreneur’s drive to boost his revenue which has lagged behind bigger rivals like Meta Platforms Inc. (FB.O) Facebook. “Twitter will still be free for casual users, but maybe a […]
Float through the dreamlike worlds of Barbara Takenaga at the Robischon Gallery exhibition
When the economy is good and the art is attractive, the gallery business can be quite lucrative. Of course, there are ups and downs like any business venture, but with high prices and 50% commissions, a savvy gallery owner can reap reliable rewards over time. The way galleries repay this to their communities is by […]
Hollis Taggart will open a solo exhibition dedicated to the works on paper of Michael West
Michael (Corinne) West (1908-1991), Untitled, circa 1960s, Charcoal and pastel on paper, 11 3/4 x 9 in (29.8 x 22.9 cm) Bold brands: the designs of Michael West On view from May 4 to 27, 2022 Opening: May 4, 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. For the month of May, Hollis Taggart will occupy space on […]
Easter traditions spark joy for residents of Watercrest Santa Rosa Beach Assisted Living and Memory Care
“Honoring the traditions associated with holidays and special events is an important goal at Watercrest Santa Rosa Beach,” said the executive director. Kim Haddon. “Whether it’s sharing a classic dish, a colorful decoration, or a catchy tune, these events provide residents with helpful opportunities to connect and engage.” Watercrest Senior Living recognizes the importance of […]
First fully private astronaut team aboard space station ready for return flight
April 24 (Reuters) – The first fully private team of astronauts sent to the International Space Station (ISS) prepared to leave the orbiting outpost on Sunday for a flight back to Earth, capping a science mission two-week run hailed as a milestone in the spaceflight business. The SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule carrying the four-man team […]
An intoxicating Whitney Biennial relies heavily on abstraction
The work of gathering, planning and preparing for the 80th Whitney Biennale began in 2019, in the “times before”. Before the Covid-19 pandemic took hold and before the murder of George Floyd by a police officer on duty. And it comes back with a ground war in Europe playing out in the streets and on […]
Boutique hotel for sale in trendy Lincoln Park in Duluth
DULUTH – A 100-plus-year-old building with a three-suite Scandinavian-style boutique hotel upstairs and a cobbler’s shop at street level, among the first places to get a facelift as the neighborhood transforms into craft district, is for sale in the heart of Lincoln Park. Couple Chelsy Whittington and Andy Matson bought the building at 1923 W. […]
Hearts vs Hibs – In Pictures
Hearts vs Hibs – In Pictures 12:49, 16 APRIL 2022 Update13:48, 16 APRIL 2022 GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – APRIL 16: Referee John Beaton (R) shows Hibernian’s Joe Newell a red card during a Scottish Cup semi-final match between Hearts and Hibs at Hampden Park on April 16, 2022, in Glasgow , in Scotland. (Photo by Craig […]
Museums and Galleries Partner with Galleries Commit to Save Rainforest – ARTnews.com
Some of the art world’s leading galleries and museums, including David Zwirner, Hauser & Wirth and New York’s Guggenheim, have teamed up to preserve 200,000 acres of threatened rainforest in Peru. The sustainable collective Galleries Commit announced on Instagram Tuesday that the area, called Chuyapi-Urusayhua Regional Conservation, is now permanently protected through a matching fund […]
A new art gallery in Kimberley – Kimberley Daily Bulletin
A new art gallery, the Laundromat, opens its doors in Kimberley. It will be led by Irma de Visser, who previously worked at Center 64. In the summer of 2021, she noted that Center 64 was booking monthly solo/group art exhibitions in the gallery until 2025. If a exhibition was cancelled, there was a waiting […]
EXCLUSIVE Sri Lanka will seek 3 billion dollars to avoid the crisis
Seeks another $500 million from India for fuel Government priority to ensure the supply of basic necessities Raise taxes and fuel prices within six months COLOMBO, April 9 (Reuters) – Sri Lanka will need around $3 billion in external aid over the next six months to restore supplies of essentials, including fuel and medicine, the […]
Body language: reclaiming a lost tradition
“Our tattoos are a permanent reminder that we belong to something bigger than ourselves.” Photo of Body language: Northwest cultural tattoo awakening exhibition at the Legacy Art Gallery. Photo by Jalen Codrington. “Our identity is our power.” The proverb resonated strongly with Dion Kazsas after reading an article about the resurgence of Maori culture in […]
Where Do Artists Get Loans From?
Artists can obtain loans from Non-Profit Organizations. Some of these loans usually fund a project to its completion and are only repaid once it ends. The New York Foundation for the Arts, for example, will provide a ConsolidationNow loan of up to 80% of the project’s contracted amount. Art Loan: What is it? Art Loans […]
Print Gallery Seizes New Chelsea Location – Commercial Observer
the International Printing Center – a gallery and non-profit organization brimming with visual art, lithographs and other prints – will move to a new 5,200 square foot outpost in Chelsea this summer, Commercial Observer has learned. The nonprofit will double its footprint when it moves two blocks south of 508 West 26th Street on six […]
Locals pick the best museums to visit in St. Pete
While beaches, sunshine and murals have made St. Petersburg one of the country’s top destinations, the incredible beauty, culture and history continues inside as well. St. Pete’s incredible collection of museums is enough to fill a full week’s itinerary, and we’re here to guide you. This list is certainly not definitive, as the region is […]
Turning Red Director’s Talented Father Paints Beautiful Nature Scenes
Pixar turn red has been streaming on Disney+ for over a month now, delighting audiences with its relatable characters and pitch-perfect portrayal of Toronto. Director Domee Shi, already Oscar winner for her short film in 2018 Baodeservedly garnered a lot of attention for her historic role as the first woman to helm a Pixar feature […]
New York is rich in Arte Povera, from the pandemic-era works of Pier Paolo Calzolari to the nature-inspired rugs of Piero Gilardi
When Marianne Boesky decided to give Pier Paolo Calzolari his first New York exhibition in 25 years in 2012, she was determined to reintroduce the understated maestro of Arte Povera across the pond with a grand presentation. . So much so that Boesky called on Pace Gallery’s Marc Glimcher to punch holes in the walls […]
Trinity Point offers Grade A office space with green credentials at €60 per square foot
Companies looking to establish their operations in a key Dublin city center location while meeting their environmental, social and governance (ESG) objectives may be interested in the opportunity offered by the Trinity Point offices. Situated in a prime position at 10/11 South Leinster Street, the property in question is one of the few third generation […]
Patrick Whitesell bought a $43 million house in Los Angeles – DIRT
It turns out that it was media mogul Patrick Whitesell, as has been widely rumored, who last year paid $42.9 million for a massive and particularly lavish Los Angeles home. Set behind gates and an exceptionally long driveway on one of Holmby Hills’ most prestigious streets, the custom Tuscan-style villa had been listed at nearly […]
Althea McNish: The color is mine
After leaving Trinidad for the UK in 1950, McNish achieved international recognition for her innovative and brilliantly colored textiles. His first museum survey, at the William Morris Gallery in London (April 2 to June 26), considers the artist’s legacy both as a commercial designer and as a key player in the Caribbean art movement of […]
Seven new stores and restaurants in Charlotte SouthPark
Seven retailers, including a new restaurant concept from Seoul Food Meat Company called Bit By Seoul, clothing stores and the luxury real estate company’s regional headquarters will open by summer at Morrison in Charlotte’s SouthPark. Commercial foundry Several new retailers, including a restaurant, clothing stores and the regional headquarters of a real estate company, will […]
Chinese Boeing crashes in mountains with 132 people on board, no sign of survivors
GUANGZHOU, China, March 21 (Reuters) – A China Eastern Airlines Boeing 737-800 (600115.SS) with 132 people on board crashed in the mountains of southern China on Monday after a sudden drop in altitude cruise around the time it normally begins to descend before landing. Media said there were no signs of survivors on the domestic […]
London’s West End Galleries Art from Above to Below
The landscape of the London art world is constantly evolving and changing. Twenty-five years ago Portobello in west London was the place to look for cool young artists, then Shoreditch, Spitalfields and all points east were ‘washed in art » ; then Fitzrovia became the perfect place to have a gallery, and what was once […]
From street art to Steph Curry sneakers, Oakland artist Hueman’s creativity knows no bounds
It’s almost impossible that you haven’t seen Hueman’s work. In the past three years alone, the artist’s bold and “ethereal” style has brightened up Lyft Bikes and the first sneakers from Steph Curry’s new shoe line, the Curry 8. She fractured portrait of Pink graces the cover of the musician’s 2019 album Hurts 2B Human; […]
Modern West gallery artists-in-residence get chance to create post-pandemic
In a bright studio at Salt Lake’s Modern West Gallery, visual artist Laura Sharp Wilson – 56, with lapis blue eyes, bobbed blonde hair and a collarless T-shirt on a hot March day – is working on a new collection of textile-inspired pieces that explore society’s relationship to nature and the charged meanings of heirlooms, […]
The Allentown Neighborhood Is Booming: A Guide to Pittsburgh
What was once considered a shortcut to Route 51 has grown into a growing and thriving community that continues to add restaurants and businesses to its repertoire. Nestled between Mount Washington and the south side slopes is Allentown, centered around the intersection of two major thoroughfares, Arlington and East Warrington Avenues. Allentown, shaped like a […]
24 most famous and famous female film directors
For the first time in the history of the Academy in 2021, two women (Chloe Zhao and Emerald Fennell) were nominated for Best Director. For the 2022 Oscars, a director (Jeanne Campion) received a second nomination in the same category for the first time. Although women have often been overlooked in the Best Director category, […]
ENSHADOER Store / say architects
ENSHADOER Store / say architects © Minjie Wang + 26 To share To share Facebook Twitter pinterest WhatsApp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/977681/enshadoer-store-say-architects Region Area of this architecture project Region : 174 m² Year Year of realization of this architectural project Year: 2021 Photographs Manufacturers Marks with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: 佛山市铝丽装饰材料有限公司, 安平县奇硕金属丝网制品有限公司, 浙江祥捷绿建科技有限公司 […]
Opening of Winners Showcase at Mills Pond Gallery
It’s time to honor the best of the best. The Smithtown Township Arts Council Winners Showcase Fine Art Exhibition opens Saturday, March 5 at Mills Pond Gallery in St. James. The exhibition features winning artists from the 2021 competition Members Showcase (Kyle Blumenthal, Donna Corvi, Margaret Minardi) A sense of place (Gia Horton Schifano) and […]
With $2 million to spend, should you buy a George Condo Head or an enchanting Marc Chagall? We asked an art consultant to choose
Should a single painting by Damien Hirst cost more than an entire Old Masters sale? Why is Adrian Ghenie’s auction record higher than Frida Kahlo’s? The strange, fickle, and largely subjective nature of art appraisal is one of the industry’s most enduring conundrums and sources of complaint. To analyze what lies behind some of the […]
BP leaves Russia with up to $25 billion after Ukraine invasion
CEO Looney and Bob Dudley leave Rosneft board BP to write down up to $25 billion after exit BP says decision follows Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) – BP is shedding its stake in Russian oil giant Rosneft, bringing an abrupt and costly end to three decades of business in the energy-rich […]
Beverly Hills home of late Saudi billionaire sells for $24.5 million – DIRT
In the summer of 2020, less than two months after his death, the towering Los Angeles estate of Sheikh Saleh Abdullah Kamel hit the market, to much fanfare, with a thud of $32.5 million. Nearly two years later and a change of realtors later, the nearly seven-acre expanse has finally sold, albeit for a significantly […]
Bold vision revealed for West End by Heart of London Business Alliance – Retail Times
Heart of London Business Alliance (HOLBA), the Business Improvement District (BID) which represents one of the most culturally rich areas in the world, has unveiled its manifesto for the next five years, with a program of activities to help the West End to recover and thrive from the pandemic as a global cultural and commercial […]
Susan Lester’s ‘delicious’ bird paintings to celebrate in the book that almost never was
When media mogul Edmund Rouse was embroiled in a political scandal and imprisoned for attempted bribery in 1989, it threw his businesses into turmoil. A lesser-known victim of Rouse’s disappearance was budding artist Susan Lester, who was commissioned by the businessman to paint 200 detailed Tasmanian birds to be published in a special two-volume book […]
Rogues’ Gallery: imprisoned in Newport, Pontypool and Rhymney
These six defendants were recently sentenced to prison for crimes including injury, drug trafficking, arson and burglary. We review their cases. Timothy O’Sullivan Timothy O’Sullivan attacked his victim with a hammer in Newport town center after they argued over £10 he owed the plaintiff. “The guy should be shot,” he said after the shocking assault. […]
In a Los Angeles backyard, a collectors’ gallery project expands
When artist and collector Danny First built his gallery The cabin in the backyard of her Hancock Park home in 2014, her petite stature was part of the appeal. The space, eerily modeled after the hut where terrorist Ted Kaczynski (the Unabomber) holed up in Montana, is a 10-foot-by-12-foot high-ceilinged structure that, even with its […]
More types of blue | The Art Institute of Chicago
Through Janice Katz, Clara Granzotto, Craig Leeand Richard Gessert This lack covers a wide range of historical periods, languages and geographical locations. It’s intriguing, no doubt. But despite this scarcity of words, it’s hard not to notice the incredible variety of shades of blue in the manufactured world, especially after reading the first collection of […]
K Contemporary’s Doug Kacena shakes up the Denver gallery scene
K Contemporary is currently Denver’s most exciting commercial art gallery. In just five quick years, owner Doug Kacena—obviously, that’s where the “K” comes from—gathered a roster of the city’s most adventurous art makers and produced a slew of memorable and completely free. As K’s reputation grew, so did the artists he represented, including Denver-bound stars […]
Editor’s Choice: Booths at Interiors Australia and Denfair
Held at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center February 10-12, 2022, Interiors Australia and Denfair was the first trade show for the architecture and design industries in nearly three years. With a full schedule of speaker sessions across three stages and over 100 exhibiting brands, there was plenty for the thousands of attendees to see. Here […]
As pop-up rents soar, former nomadic gallery Guts Gallery opens permanent space in Hackney
The headquarters of the Guts Gallery, which started three years ago as a nomadic gallery championing emerging and underrepresented voices in art, has moved to a permanent space in Hackney, east London . Founded by “Northern working-class queer” Ellie Pennick as a traveling project space (it only began selling work in 2020), Guts was created […]
New York gallerist dies at 67 – ARTnews.com
Julie Saul, New York art dealer and curator champion of avant-garde photography, has died at 67. Julie Saul Projects, the gallery she founded in 1986, confirmed the news. “She was instrumental in advocating for artists and photographers with great success and was well-loved by her many friends and fellow dealers,” the Association of International Photography […]
New works, new artists highlight spaces in Greater Victoria – Vancouver Island Free Daily
February brings a host of new and old art and artists to the galleries of Greater Victoria. The West End Gallery continually receives exciting new works from its stable of Canadian artists. Many of these internationally sought after and collected artists are inspired by the beauty that surrounds them. Filled with light, color and just […]
Missoula Comedy Artists Collaborate on Drawings and Gallery Mural | Arts & Theater
If a bunch of comic artists were just hanging out, what would they draw? The answer is all over the walls, whether on paper or drywall, at Zootown Arts Community Center’s Main Gallery this month. “Highs and Lows” features highlights from years of collaborative pieces made by six Missoula artists in regular drawing sessions. […]
Andria Hickey leaves Pace Gallery to become Chief Curator of The Shed – ARTnews.com
After three years as a curator at Pace Gallery in New York, Andria Hickey moves a few blocks away and to a different area to become the next chief curator of The Shed, the interdisciplinary arts and performance space that anchors the cultural component of Hudson Yards. . Beginning March 2, Hickey will oversee the […]
Life in the Fast Lane: How Urban Street Art Car Ads Can Backfire – Kattison Avenue/Katten Kattwalk | Number 1 | Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Automakers and their ad agencies really like to show off their driving machines in action. TV commercials depict sturdy, reliable trucks hauling tons of cargo; four-wheel drive SUVs navigating treacherous terrain in extreme weather conditions; and sleek sedans traversing cityscapes of gleaming skyscrapers and trendy urban streets. It’s on funky urban streets that automakers can […]
Spencer Hansen returns to Skye Gallery for what may be the last exhibition on site | News
Skye Gallery has brought back interdisciplinary artist Spencer Hansen for his fourth consecutive winter solo exhibition. Open tonight and on view until April 15, this year’s exhibition with the Bali-based artist may be the last exhibition held at the Skye Gallery space on the corner of East Cooper Avenue and South Hunter Street in the […]
Double Exposure: Alberta Photography Festival Expands in 2022
Breadcrumb Links local arts From the parable of the boy and the barren olive tree by Joel Matthew Warkentin, Exposure is the emerging photographer of the year. .jpg Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission on purchases made through links on this page. Content of the […]
Charles Ray pushes sculpture to its limits
“When you get to the most volatile social topic, I often think it starts out as a provocation or a bad boy experience, which is an incentive for him to start thinking,” says Jack Bankowsky, former editor of Artforum which organized a renowned 2014 exhibition by Ray, Koons and Katharina Fritsch. “That aspect of kicking […]
Greystone Holds $125M Refi For Harlem Multi-Family Development – Business Observer
Blumenfeld Development Group (BDG) secured $125 million in refinancing for Smile, a 233-unit Class A multifamily project located in Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood, Commercial Observer can first report. “BDG has had the benefit of working with Greystone since the original concept design of The Smile, and we are delighted with the execution Greystone has achieved,” said […]
British Columbia truckers take part in ‘freedom convoy’ across country to protest vaccine mandate
Breadcrumb Links News Local News The Canadian Trucking Alliance estimates that the federal vaccine requirement could take 10 to 15% — about 12,000 to 16,000 — of truckers off the road. Publication date : January 22, 2022 • 9 hours ago • 3 minute read • 14 comments Hundreds of people gathered at a rally […]
Artisanal surrealism: on “Magritte: a life” by Alex Danchev
I always try to make the painting itself unnoticed, as inconspicuous as possible. I work a bit like the kind of writer who tries to find the simplest tone, who avoids any stylistic effect, so that the reader can only see in his work the idea he was trying to express. Thus the act of […]
Enhance the image of the plastic surgeon
Things An Art + Object auction. Image courtesy of Art + Object. Mark Amery welcomes the first adoption by an auction house of a copyright system requiring payment for the reproduction of works of art by visual artists. Images have become conversational currency online. Most of us forget about taking our phone out to a […]
Alluring art gallery will finally ‘go public’ at 9 West 57th Street: source
We only print rumors – ahem, “unconfirmed reports” – when we want them to be true. And this one, we really want it to be true. This is the real estate empire founded by Sheldon H. Solow, the mega-developer who died in November 2020 at the age of 92. What we heard is in the […]
The shattered dream of the streets in the sky above Piccadilly Gardens – and where you can find what’s left of them
Manchester is still under construction, it will always be under construction. It is a collection of centuries of architecture. But in the 1960s a plan for Mosley Street and a town center ring road might have seen some of the historic buildings on Oxford Street, Portland Street and Mosley Street demolished in favor of the […]
Wichita Gallery presents visually impaired artists
Sarah Kephart, Envision Arts Program Manager, front row from right, and Dale Small, Envision Arts Galley Coordinator, front row far right, with students from the Adult Arts Class of Envision. The Envision Arts Gallery and Community Engagement Center opens this weekend. A new art gallery that champions the accessibility and inclusion of art opens on […]
Mississippi toasts the art of Andrew Bucci on his centennial
Mississippi Artist Andre BucciThe artist’s captivating and colorful contemporary art and his place in the state’s creative treasure chest and cultural history are at the center of Mississippi art events celebrating the centennial of his birth. Andrew Bucci received a Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts in 2009. Courtesy Mississippi Arts Commission/Photo by James […]
Gary Gruber brings moments in the desert to life with photo exhibition
Which photo in the exhibition has a good story behind it? One of the most popular images is that of the three girls from Bob Hope Classic. I know in today’s culture today, this image can make some people bristle because women are pretty much exposed and used for their beauty. But at that time, […]
Pennsylvania Farm Show Raises Investments for the Future and Rewards Youth at 2022 Show Opening
Have Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding was joined by young leaders in agriculture to open the Pennsylvania Farm Show 2022 today, showing how hands-on learning opportunities are shaping the next generation of farmers. The Pennsylvania Farm Show runs January 8-15 and is the largest indoor farm show under one roof in the country, […]
What’s happening in New Mexico January 7-13
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Find out about community events taking place January 7-13 in New Mexico. Albuquerque Events January 7 – ABQ Art Walk – ABQ Art Walk 2022 will start on Friday January 7th. Starting in this new year, Art Walk will be adding more sites, street blocks, and a brand new map. More […]
Montgomery Artist Brings Wonderful Worlds To JCA – The Troy Messenger
Eclectic: derives ideas, style or tastes from a wide range of diverse sources. This is the definition of the work of Nathaniel Allen, artist exhibiting at the Johnson Center for the Arts. Allen describes his work as “exploring ideation” and, he might add, with following eyes and possessing spiritual clarity. Mmmm… .. Or, Allen might […]
Latiff Mohidin presents his latest works in private exhibition to commemorate his 80th birthday
Celebrated by royalty, prestigious institutions and elite collectors, Maestro Latiff Mohidin continues to show privileged art lovers why his latest paintings are amazing and why no other Malaysian artist comes close to his level. The little artist, who is 157cm tall, turned 80 in August. To commemorate this milestone event, he presented around ten large-sized […]
Lauren O’Neill-Butler on “Niloufar Emamifar, SoiL Thornton and an Oral History of Knobkerry”
For this exhibition in three separate acts – a sort of non-collective collective exhibition – Niloufar Emamifar presented works related to the archives of SculptureCenter, covering its foundation as the Clay Club in 1928 to the present day. The pieces were displayed in the maze of narrow corridors on the lower level of the institution. […]
Young Poland at the William Morris Gallery
The French artist Maurice Denis, in a speech on “New orientations of Christian art” published by the Youth Review in February 1919, cited “the sumptuous glass roofs of the Mehoffer Pole in Friborg” as one example among others, giving hope for a post-war revival of Christian art. Józef Mehoffer collaborated with Stanisław Wyspiański in Young […]
Shaoxing / gad rice wine town reception hall
Shaoxing / gad rice wine town reception hall Perspective is. Image © YAOLI STUDIO + 36 To share To share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp To post Or https://www.archdaily.com/974110/shaoxing-rice-wine-town-reception-room-gad View of the building from the river. Image © YAOLI STUDIO Text description provided by the architects. Shaoxing rice wine has a long history and its cultivation […]
Whitesnake’s David Coverdale “Merry Christmas” Video Message
Whitesnake’s David Coverdale once again pulled his Santa outfit out of storage to send fans a “Merry Christmas” video message as “Santa Snake.” You can watch the video below. Coverdale told his fans, “Be safe, be warm, be well. Fill your glass and raise it high towards peace on Earth for all mankind. See you […]
47 mixed-use plots in Richmond sell for nearly $ 22 million
Seven ‘packages’ in the Fan Quarter include housing, retail and office Posted December 21, 2021 through Catherine schulte 1201 W. Main St. in Richmond. Photo courtesy of Commonwealth Commercial Partners. Seven lots of properties totaling 47 plots in Richmond sold for almost $ 22 million, Commonwealth Commercial Partners LLP announced last week. The mixed-use properties […]
Architects Jaqueline Lessa and Francisco Pardo on how looking to Mexico’s past helps them design for the future
Based in São Paulo, Brazil, Jaqueline Lessa created her architecture studio Entre Terras (translation: “between the lands”) two years ago in order to answer human questions through craftsmanship. This philosophy is evident in all of Lessa’s work, from her airy, minimalist design for the Haight clothing store in São Paulo to her fluid exhibition decors […]
LaTurbo Avedon is one step ahead of the metaverse
LaTurbo Avedon is waiting for me at the center of Orbital, a cavernous and almost empty trance nightclub. Pulsed lights illuminate their platinum hair as they roam alone under a purple globe floating on the expansive dance floor. Our date is in Second Life, so finding this space-themed nightclub involves nothing more than typing on […]
Mildura’s thriving art scene “hangs by a thread”
Mildura has long been seen as a thriving contemporary art destination, but the future of the city’s cultural scene is causing great concern with the closure of its last shopping mall. Key points: Art Vault, a gallery in Mildura, closed after 13 years One of the philanthropists who created the gallery says there has been […]
Watercolor workshop with renowned artist planned at the SAAC
Hot Springs artist Richard Stephens will return to the South Arkansas Arts Center next year for a three-day painting workshop titled “Watercolor Painting and Design”. A Richard Stephens Workshop offers artists three main amenities: informative technical information sprinkled with humor and antidotes; entertaining and educational painting demonstrations; and plenty of one-on-one time with Stephens as […]
Today’s gallery (2021.12.11) | The Daily Star
Banners hanging from utility poles and tangled networks of cables mar the beauty of the entrance to Lalbagh Fort, an architectural gem of the Mughal Empire, in old Dhaka. The photo was taken yesterday. Photo: Star Two boatmen steer their ship through garbage piles on the Chaktai Khal in Chattogram. Garbage dumped carelessly in the […]
HOMES Brewery opens new campus, coffee roast on the west side of Ann Arbor
ANN ARBOR – The award-winning HOMES brewery has extended its mark on the west side. After years of construction, its new campus at Jackson Plaza has 27,000 square feet spread over three buildings. Owner and founder Tommy Kennedy said his initial vision for HOMES was to build a community out of a craft beer space, […]
Untold Stories – A Coruña, Spain – Jude Cowan Montague
This commemorative exhibition in a black concrete box on the port of La Coruña marks the career of photographer Peter Lindbergh. Self-organized, the vast images are displayed end to end in this new gallery space remodeled from a former industrial space. Indeed, these fashion clichés do not feel exploitative – JCM To coincide with the […]
Pawan Kumar takes over as Director (Commercial) at Indraprastha Gas Limited
Pawan Kumar has taken on the role of Director (Commercial) of Indraprastha Gas Ltd. (IGL), the country’s largest CNG distribution company, operating city gas distribution networks (CGDs) in 27 districts in ten geographic areas across four states of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan. A graduate in industrial engineering from the prestigious Indian Institute of […]
Governor Wolf awards $ 54.5 million for 16 community development projects that will create jobs and improve quality of life
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Governor Tom Wolf today announced the approval of more than $ 54.5 million to support 16 community, economic development and revitalization projects across Pennsylvania. “I am pleased to announce that these projects will receive the state funding they need to improve or create new community projects and facilities that add to the […]
ACCC Warns Against Bid-rigging in Public Procurement | Jones Day
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (“ACCC”) is also warning government agencies against potential bid rigging in the public procurement process. The ACCC has cautioned Australian government agencies (the “Government”) to be on guard against “bid rigging” between competitors with respect to contracts with the government (“public contracts”). Bid-rigging occurs when multiple competitors agree to […]
Los Angeles galleries are coming to New York
For decades, Los Angeles has been a natural place for New York retailers to open a second store. At first Pace and Luhring Augustine tried, and more recently Matthew Marks, Michele Maccarone and Jeffrey Deitch have established roots, as well as Swiss mega-gallery Hauser & Wirth and, later, David Zwirner. But these days, the opposite […]
Livingston vs Rangers – in pictures
Livingston vs Rangers – in pictures – Daily Record Home sport Soccer Scottish Premiership 11:18, 28 NOV 2021 Update12:34, 28 NOV 2021 LIVINGSTON, SCOTLAND – NOVEMBER 28: Rangers Joe Aribo score 2-0 in a Cinch Premiership match between Livingston and Rangers at Toni Macaroni Arena on November 28, 2021, in Livingston, Scotland. (Photo by Rob […]
Window Wonderland opens this weekend
“We are delighted to make Window Wonderland bigger and better than last year’s very successful event,” noted Carol Jolly, Executive Director, The Junction BIA. “To celebrate our opening weekend, we are delighted to offer a performance of that of Toronto award-winning dance-theater company, CORPUS. The Sheep (The Sheep) is a funny and heartwarming group of […]
By day – Lobster trap Christmas tree erected in the Borough of Stonington
Stonington – The first thing Westerly artist Kristin Shaffer thought was, “I have to do this.” Shaffer said it was her first reaction when Ocean Community Chamber of Commerce President Lisa Konicki first showed her a photo of what she wanted to build at Town Dock this Christmas season. Shaffer is among 55 artists whose […]
Newcastle United fans of 120 years ago – on the eve of the club’s biggest decade
On Saturday 23 November 1901 remarkable footage was filmed of the game between Newcastle United and Liverpool at St James’ Park These remarkable images show the faces of Newcastle United’s early supporters. They were captured at St James’s Park 120 years ago in November 1901 in a match against other emerging northern giants, Liverpool. The […]
Back then: photos from Hawaii’s past
Back then: Pictures from Hawaii’s past | Honolulu Star-Advertiser Featured Advertiser | November 21, 2021 | Updated on November 20, 2021 at 3:54 a.m. STAR ADVERTISERS ARCHIVES / FEBRUARY 12, 1951 This attractive bus shelter on the University of Hawaii campus, designed and built by engineering students at UH, is nearing completion. It will be […]
Northview drops to Baker 46-35 in regional semi-final: NorthEscambia.com
The Northview Chiefs’ football season ended with a tough 46-35 loss to defending station champion Baker on Friday night in the Class 1A regional semi-finals. When they met in the regular season, the Gators won the thriller 42-41 in overtime. Northview fans gathered in force Friday night in Baker, cheering on their bosses as they […]
Sotheby’s auction brings in $ 676 million
20 November 2021 WHEN SOTHEBY’S lifted the hammer at the biggest art auction of the season on November 15, the sellers, Harry and Linda Macklowe, did not arrive together to watch the proceedings from the low-key skybox above the dining room. auction, as those who have a collection often do. The couple can hardly stand […]
Hoosick Falls artist paints freedom, perseverance and the end of the pandemic through moving horses | Entertainment
HOOSICK FALLS, NY – “Horses represent freedom to me,” says Turkish-born artist Yucel Erdogan. Erdogan’s images are full of freedom and grace. They carry with them a sense of deep thought and loneliness, powerful and resonant, through darkness and chaos. They represent something more than just horses. They speak of endurance and collective will, especially […]
Bratt Elementary School honors veterans with program and parade (with photo gallery): NorthEscambia.com
Bratt Elementary School honored veterans on Wednesday with a Veterans Day program and parade. For a photo gallery, click or tap here. The guest speaker for the event was Commander George Trice, Jr., United States Navy, retired. He retired in 2011 after 33 years of service in the Navy. He began his career as an […]
Site reservations now OPEN for summer 2022
Follow in the footsteps of O’s legends: Get ready in the first-team locker room and step out onto the Orient pitch at Breyer Group Stadium this summer. Location rental in Leyton Orient is perfect for any event, from team building afternoons to birthday parties and more! Each pitch rental session includes the following services: Full […]
Northview Chiefs Band, Cheerleaders: NorthEscambia.com
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Local businesses receive $ 1 million in government funding – Yukon News
In the interest of transparency, the Government of Yukon’s Department of Economic Development has announced and identified the beneficiaries of its new Economic Development Fund program. “I am happy to see that the program is being used by a variety of local organizations and I hope this is just the start,” Economic Development Minister Ranj […]
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Cartoonist Michael Gallagher will be featured at the “Roam in Jerome” event on November 6th
One Two Many by Michael Gallagher, acrylic canvas, 18×24. (House of Joy / Courtesy) Michael Gallagher comes from a long family line of renowned cartoonists and he will be featured at the “Roam in Jerome” event at the House of Joy Gallery and Arcade on Saturday, November 6, according to a press release. The House […]
There is no doubt that Moralizing Mike is the target of Tova O’Brien’s hiring
Composite Mike Hosking has long reigned supreme in commercial radio, but his conservative moralization may allow Tova O’Brien to create space for himself with the more liberal and centrist listeners currently tuned in to ZB, writes Bill Ralston. OPINION: Breakfast listeners with a taste for news and talk radio are about to get a more […]
Works of art during Japanese rule laid the foundation for Taiwanese identity
By Ken Wang, CNA Editor-in-Chief Walking the streets of Dadaocheng (大稻埕), one of Taipei’s premier international shopping districts, one sees streams of cheerful shoppers, vibrant merchandise and colorful signboards and one can easily imagine the hustle and bustle of the city. region at the beginning of the 20th century. Dadaocheng embraced international trade early on […]
Glenview Village Council Announces Plan to End Glen TIF a Year Earlier
Glenview Trustees on Thursday called on staff members to wrap up the historic Glen TIF before the end of the year, setting in motion a plan that marks the completion of an award-winning historic redevelopment that has brought in 5,500 residents, thousands new jobs and nearly 1.9 million square feet of retail, restaurants, hotels and […]
Japan’s borders may still be closed, but the first Tokyo Art Week aims to open up the city’s vibrant art scene to the outside world (eventually)
Tokyo is unveiling a new art week in November, featuring 50 galleries and museums in the Japanese capital, with the aim of unifying and internationalizing the city’s art scene. The organizers of the Japan Contemporary Art Platform and the Contemporary Art Dealers Association Nippon (CADAN), with support from Art Basel and the Japan Agency for […]
Community art – City of culture :: Article from SRQ magazine by Phil Lederer
New Executive Director of Art Center Sarasota emphasizes collaboration and community impact as a way forward. SRQ Review | November 2021 Through Phil lederer In Visual Arts Meet the new Executive Director of Art Center Sarasota, Kinsey Robb. Photo by Wyatt Kostygan Fresh out of New York’s “mega-galleries”, Kinsey Robb left the Big Apple with […]
Starlight Studio and Art Gallery – Buffalo Rising
Author: Jen Swan For this month’s spotlight, I had the opportunity to visit two organizations that focus on inclusiveness in the arts to speak with artists about their projects. The talented artists of Starlight Studio and Art Gallery and the dazzling cast, staff and writers of Unique Theater Company both create captivating works that you […]