September 2020 – Page 2

Guggenheim Cuts Staff by 11 Percent Ahead of Reopening

September 19, 2020

NY Times - Just weeks away from reopening to the public on Oct. 3, the Guggenheim Museum has announced an 11 percent reduction of its staff. On Wednesday, the museum laid off two dozen employees with another e...

rescubika proposes the world’s tallest carbon sink tower in new york: the mandragore

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Technology

designboom - a 737 meter-tall building that traps carbon emissions from the surrounding atmosphere. this is the latest proposal from paris based architecture studio, rescubika. conceived to inhabit roosevelt is...

realize the formerly impossible with dassault systemes xGenerative design tool

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Technology

designboom - 'it is not about designing a building using digital tools, but rather to design a building that could not have been either designed or built without them,’ - read more ...

Hagen Hinderdael’s concrete Bolla light is imprinted with bubble wrap

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Technology

dezeen - Discarded bubble wrap helps form the bumpy surface texture of Hagen Hinderdael's Bolla light, which is been shown as part of the Dezeen x Planted collaboration at this year's London Design Festival. - ...

Athens is “the new Berlin” says Carwan Gallery founder as it relocates to the Greek capital

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Culture

dezeen - Contemporary design gallery Carwan Gallery has moved from Beirut to Athens, where it has opened with an exhibition of work by Omer Arbel. - read more ...

Banksy Loses Trademark Case to Greeting Card Company

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Culture, Art Market

Hyperallergic - Banksy has lost a legal battle against the British greeting card company Full Colour Black, which sought to overturn a trademark that prohibited it from reproducing one of the anonymous street a...

The Whitney Canceled Their Exhibition. Now Those Artists Want Reform

Artery

September 18, 2020

Art and Culture, Museums

The NY Times - The Whitney Museum of American Art had planned to show an exhibition of artistic responses to the coronavirus pandemic and Black Lives Matter demonstrations shortly after reopening. - read more ...

A night at the Louvre with Leonardo da Vinci

Artery

September 18, 2020

museum watch, Trending

DW - One of the Louvre's most famous publicity stunts is the 2018 video "Apes**t," in which music stars Beyoncé and Jay-Z were seen dancing through the empty galleries of the most visited museum in the world. T...

What Donald Trump and Reformer Martin Luther have in common

Artery

September 18, 2020

Trending

DW -At the beginning of Donald Trump's presidency in 2017, he regularly made breaking news by tweeting about "total witch hunts," "fake news" or "dumb deals." The press nervously reported everything the new US ...

Brooklyn Museum to Sell 12 Works as Pandemic Changes the Rules

Artery

September 18, 2020

Museum News, Trending

The New York Times - Museums selling their art has long been frowned upon, but recent financial pressures have sent works to the auction block at Christie’s. The proceeds would pay for the care of the collectio...

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