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Anniversary of Notre-Dame fire: it’s safe, but big decisions need to be taken as Covid-19 halts restoration

April 16, 2020

The Art Newspaper - Since 16 March, the precautions against coronavirus (Covid-19) have completely halted restoration of the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris. It is a year since the cathedral burned on 15 April...

Michael Maltzan’s Winnipeg Art Gallery Inuit Art Center set for late 2020 opening

Artery

February 13, 2020

Architecture, Art and Society, Trending

Architect News - The new Inuit Art Centre (IAC) at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in Winnipeg, Canada designed by Los Angeles-based architects Michael Maltzan Architecture is set to open its doors later this year. A ...

India Mahdavi’s striped scenography provides backdrop for furniture exhibition

Artery

July 24, 2019

Architecture, Art and Technology

de zeen - The exhibition presents more than 60 pieces from the Parisian institution's 20th-century collection at the Cercle Naval de Toulon – a heritage-listed 1930s building designed to host receptions for th...

César Pelli, architect of Petronas Towers and Salesforce Tower, dies aged 92

Artery

July 23, 2019

Architecture, Trending

de zeen - Argentine-American architect César Pelli, renowned for designing landmark skyscrapers around the world, has died aged 92. - read more ...

In Their Words: Remembering I.M. Pei

Artery

May 21, 2019

Architecture, Trending

The New York Times - People in the field who were close to him, recalling him after his death, said that the warmth was innate and not for show. “You think of architects who seem to lead with their ego, and he...

Notre-Dame fire: International call for architects to design new spire

Artery

April 17, 2019

Architecture, Theater, Trending

BBC - Prime Minister Edouard Philippe told reporters they hoped for "a new spire that is adapted to the techniques and the challenges of our era".The spire was completely destroyed in the blaze that tore throug...

Pritzker Prize Goes to Arata Isozaki, Designer for a Postwar World

Artery

March 8, 2019

Architecture, Art and Society

The New York Times - NAHA, Japan — He has been called the “emperor of Japanese architecture” by his peers and “visionary” by critics. Now, the internationally renowned architect Arata Isozaki can add yet anoth...

Desert X Is Bringing Contemporary Art Back to the Coachella Valley Next Month

Artery

January 12, 2019

Architecture, Art and Culture, Trending

LA MAG - The California desert has long been a source of inspiration for artists seeking to create large-scale works that exist outside the typical gallery space. Desert X celebrates that tradit...

Discovery of Jewish Mosaics in Israel Bring Color to Biblical Accounts

Artery

July 24, 2018

Architecture, Art and Culture, Art History

Hyperallergic - At the ancient site of Huqoq, near the Sea of Galilee in modern Israel, a number of stunning mosaics depicting biblical, astrological, and historical narratives have been uncovered in a Jewish ...

Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 4,000-year-old pottery studio

Artery

July 24, 2018

Architecture, Art and Culture, Trending

Artsy - It’s been a busy month for Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities, from speculation about the contents of a mysterious black granite sarcophagus—three skeletons and some “mummy juice,” it turned out—to the dis...