January 26 marks 322 years since the last Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake and tsunami struck the Pacific Northwest, the Oregon Office of Emergency Management reminds us. This week, Oregon Governor Kate Brown designated it as “Cascadia Earthquake Preparedness Week” and urged Oregonians to prepare. The occasion is a good reason …
Read More »WHAT’S ON NOW // Six art exhibitions and public installations to see right now – Scout Magazine
Above: 900 oranges by Gathie Falk. All photos by Kristin Lim. Immerse yourself in the work of three prominent Vancouver artists, Evan Lee, Steven Shearer, and Elizabeth Zvonar, in three solo exhibitions currently on view. Plus, new public art to see. EVAN LEE | Last chance to see the Evan …
Read More »Unleash the tiger with whiskeys and cognacs for Chinese New Year 2022
Shopping for whiskeys for Chinese New Year 2022? In an extended blink of an eye, the Chinese New Year 2022 is ready to bend around the corner. A little over a month after the profusion of Christmas festivities where mulled wine and eggnog are drunk copiously, it’s another round of …
Read More »Diverting attention from everyday anxieties can help us meet God – J.
The Torah Column is supported by a generous gift from Eve Gordon-Ramek in memory of Kenneth Gordon. Yotro Exodus 18:1–20:23 Do you know a person whose attention is so focused that when you are with them, it seems like, for a moment, nothing exists but the two of you? In …
Read More »Covid News: US website launched for free home testing, with some issues
Medical staff at Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.Credit…Shannon Stapleton/Reuters Healthcare workers in two dozen states must be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus by March 15 after a Supreme Court ruling last week, a decision that left some already understaffed hospital systems to prepare to possibly lose workers just …
Read More »Dvision Network Deploys on Polygon Mainnet as Widespread Interest in the Metaverse Continues
Disclaimer: The text below is a press release that was not written by Cryptonews.com. division network is currently live on Polygon Mainnet, further solidifying their position as the definitive multi-chain metaverse protocol. It should be noted that Dvision Network recently held its first major and de facto largest LAND sale …
Read More »Marcel Duchamp and the meaning of art
This stately Georgian mansion in Washington, DC is filled to the brim with works of art. But its owners may find it difficult to describe the visual qualities of the works. “They’re not pretty,” Aaron Levine said. “It’s not pretty. Nothing here is attractive!“ Aaron and Barbara Levine’s home contains …
Read More »Nikon Z 28mm f/2.8 lens review: Tiny, powerful and cheap
There was a lot of talk and excitement surrounding the Nikon Z 28mm f/2.8 lens when it was announced as a special pairing (accompanied by a special version) with the Z fc camera. As one of the smallest and lightest lenses launched for the Z mirrorless system that is paired …
Read More »Top shows like Search Party
HBO Research group concluded this year with its fifth and final season answering questions behind Dory’s kidnapping and her eventual transformation into a cult leader. Now that the series is over, fans will have to resort to other frenzy-worthy options in the dark comedy genre. RELATED: The Main Search Group …
Read More »Eye-catching ‘Gaki Hip’ Art Exhibition Reverses Stereotypes of Taiwan | Taiwan News
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) – The “Gaki Hip” exhibition will kick off on January 15, with interactive installations aimed at shattering stereotypes in Taiwanese culture. Organizers, 4b Studios founder Chen An-zhe (陳安哲) and interdisciplinary artist Jeffrey Yu (尤勝宏), expect a range of everyday items such as bubble tea, machines claw claws …
Read More »The designer is inspired by everyday household objects for the January outfit challenge
From tubes of toothpaste to bottles of bleach, one woman brightened up the month of January by wearing outfits inspired by everyday objects. Taryn de Vere, writer and designer from County Donegal, Ireland, took on a style challenge: dressing up as a different household product every day to make January …
Read More »Meta Says Its AI Improves The Quality Of Speech Recognition By Lip Reading
Hear from CIOs, CTOs, and other senior executives and leaders on data and AI strategies at the Future of Work Summit on January 12, 2022. Learn more People perceive speech both by listening to it and by observing the movements of the speaker’s lips. In fact, studies show that visual …
Read More »The ad for the campaign to attack the Capitol asks, “What if they were black?” “
Over the past six months, the House committee investigating the January 6 insurgency in Washington, DC, has interviewed hundreds of witnesses and reviewed tens of thousands of documents, and are now preparing to make their findings public. But as more details come to light, and some distributed consequences, there remains …
Read More »Drexel Unveils ‘Museum of Where We Are’ Exhibition of Student Design History | Now
Many of us believe that the objects or works of art found in a museum go far beyond what we could contribute to the history of our world. But a class at Drexel University aimed to teach students that there is beauty, story, and meaning in everyday objects all around …
Read More »The Vibal Foundation celebrates Filipino art with The Art of Window, Display, and Design
Vibal Foundation (VFI) has released the latest addition to its growing Fifty Shades of Philippine Art series: Window Art, Display and Design, written by Chito Vijandre and Ricky Toledo. The book was launched during VFI’s virtual event, which honors its matriarch, Esther Vibal. Richly complemented by more than 500 beautiful …
Read More »Cameron Rowley: Wallpaper * Next Generation 2022
Cameron Rowley’s minimal stepladder takes inspiration from traditional tools Our Next Generation 2022 showcase highlights 22 exceptional graduates from around the world, in seven creative fields. Here we feature furniture design graduate Cameron Rowley from Kingston University, UK The first steps in the world of design for the London designer …
Read More »Friends Two reflects a long-standing friendship, love of craftsmanship | News
LUCI WELDON / The Warren Record Longtime friends Betty Rollinson, left, and Deborah Robertson operated Friends Two, a gift and craft store on Warrenton’s main street. For Betty Rollinson and Deborah Robertson, the name Friends Two is perfect for the gift and craft store they operate on Warrenton’s Main Street. …
Read More »Artist Joshua Cruz on STOMP National Tour
STOMP’s punchy beats and electrifying performers have amazed audiences for 30 years, and the stage phenomenon is currently making its way across the United States on a nationwide tour! Mix dance and performance with music created using everyday objects, such as mdustbins, brooms, dustbins, Zippo lighters and more, STOMP is …
Read More »NFT – The New Investment Trend – Greek City Times
Market revenue jumped to $ 22 billion in 2021 from $ 100 million in 2020 The global non-fungible token market has reached $ 22 billion in just one year, as the new investment craze has converted NFTs – certificates (in electronic form) proving the authenticity of digital objects – into …
Read More »How a real NASA patch anchors Netflix’s ‘Don’t Look Up’ in reality
23 December 2021 – “Speaking of your office, the Planetary Defense Coordination Office, you have the patch there. In fact, I was observing a little Latin phrase at the bottom, what does that mean?” “‘Hic Servare Diem’, which means ‘Here to save the day.'” This exchange, between a NASA commentator …
Read More »Introducing a refreshed Beyond The Vines in Manila
First introduced in the Philippines in 2019, Beyond The Vines is a contemporary Singaporean brand founded on the belief that good design should be accessible to everyone. After consolidating its position at the forefront of women’s fashion, Beyond The Vines has now changed its name and become a design studio. …
Read More »World-renowned mixed media artist visits EHS again
When Israeli artist Hanoch Piven visited Epstein Hillel School, the K-8 Jewish day school north of Boston, for the first time in 2017, school principal Amy Gold was unsure of what to expect. . Despite the uncertainty, his workshop was a huge success that students and community members praised for …
Read More »A house after its first inhabitants | Art & Culture
11 Route of the Temples, A strange and sublime address, is neither Bernarda Alba’s house or A home for Mr. Biswas. Like the latter, however, the colonial mansion built in 1928 in the heart of Lahore symbolized class status and financial standing. This brick and mortar, plaster and stucco house …
Read More »Best Friday five posts of 2021
Rudabeh Pakravan is an architect, educator and founding partner of the architectural firm Sidell Pakravan Architects. She is interested in how architecture shapes everyday experiences, how people and buildings influence each other, and how architecture is a physical exploration of space and a social engagement practice. Rudabeh shared his love …
Read More »Player goes viral by recharging household items in first person first person
Reload: Video game companies put a tremendous amount of effort into making sure that gun reloading is perfect. Some animations are fast, some a bit longer, and some a lot longer. Regardless of load time or precision, reloading in games conveys both a sense of urgency and an attitude of …
Read More »Identiv partners with TrueGreen to accelerate RFID technology
FREMONT, Calif., December 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Identiv, Inc. (NASDAQ: INVE), a global leader in digital security and identification in the Internet of Things (IoT), today announced a strategic partnership with TrueGreen to digitize cannabis products and smart packaging with identification radio frequency (RFID) and near field communication (NFC) …
Read More »Austria: Vienna museum exhibition tackles delicate issues of Nazi memorabilia | News | DW
An exhibition opened in Vienna on Sunday will showcase everyday Nazi-era artefacts found by Austrians in the aftermath of World War II. Based on the theme âWhat to do with the vestiges of National Socialism? the exhibition titled “Hitler: from the cellar to the museum” opens at the House of …
Read More »The mystery of quantum entanglement is increasingly recreated in the laboratory – CVBJ
12/09/2021 at 08:00 CET Nicolas bornman âQuantum entanglementâ is one of the many plot devices that appear in modern science fiction films. Fans of Marvel superhero films, for example, will be familiar with the idea that different timelines merge and intersect, or that the fates of the characters intertwine in …
Read More »A century of banal smart painting
Self-portrait, “Procida” (1950-51). “While waiting for the train” (1969-70). âOn the Roof, Taylor Squareâ (1961) by Jeffrey Smart. “Wallaroo” by Jeffrey Smart (1951). “Jioconde in corrugated cardboard” (1976). âLabyrinthâ by Jeffrey Smart (2011). JEFFREY Smart is an artist that even art lovers adore. Jeffrey Smart. Photo: Michel Laurent. Legendary for …
Read More »Aftermath Trailer Presents Stunning Unreal Engine Cinematography
Game developer One-O-One Games and publisher META have announced that their upcoming post-apocalyptic horror game, Consequences, is slated for release on PS5, Xbox Series X and PC. A new trailer was released today, offering a more in-depth look at the chaotic world expected from the game. The game follows Charlie …
Read More »Desire of design – The New Indian Express
Express news service A bright green BMW mini convertible greeted visitors on Friday at the entrance to the Spin Design Popop, a design-led pop-up at the Dhan Mill Compound in Chattarpur. The 12 brands presented here range from interior design to contemporary art and fashion. Modern branded stalls with original …
Read More »Collaboration David Shrigley Ruinart at Art Basel
House of Ruinart, owned by LVMH, recently unveiled its latest artistic collaboration with David Shrigley at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden as part of this year’s Art Basel Miami festivities. Entitled Unconventional bubbles, the interactive event featured life-size illustrations of Shrigley’s sardonic compositions as well as an exhibition at the …
Read More »Meatless Meat, Web 3.0, Big Tech Battles
After a year that made the terms WFH (work from home) and metaverse instantly recognizable to many people, a new set of tech trends are heading towards 2022. Here is a selection of how technology can change lives over the coming year: – Meat without meat – Meat substitutes have …
Read More »Virgil Abloh, the creative genius whose vision of fashion has transcended borders and crossed art, has died at 41
The great master of art, fashion and design, Virgil Abloh, has died at the age of 41. The founder of Off-White and head of menswear at Louis Vuitton died on November 28 after a low-key battle with a rare form of cancer. A leader in many fields, Alboh has been …
Read More »David Copperfield’s book reveals photos of the Las Vegas Museum of Magic – The Hollywood Reporter
One of Las Vegas’ hidden gems is famed illusionist David Copperfield’s private museum of magic, located in a warehouse off the Strip, which has been visited over the years by Taylor Swift, Guillermo del Toro, Hugh Jackman and the producer. Jason Blum. Now Copperfield has published a book that documents …
Read More »Is separating the triangle a matter of sex?
A beloved Thanksgiving tradition that can trace its roots back to Plymouth Rock, the breaking of the triangle is meant to give the winner good luck for the entirety of the following year. For the non-anointed, these are two participants who, after taking the bone from the turkey carcass and …
Read More »A new exhibition and a poetry slam: don’t miss these two events taking place at the KMAC
Two important events are taking place at the KMAC. First of all, KMAC opened its last exhibition “Create the vernacular” last weekend, November 20. The show is based on the idea of ââa mother tongue, mother tongue or dialect. In this exhibition, the artists, all working with glass, create works …
Read More »Vincent Dassi uses cardboard paste to make and repair everyday objects
Vincent Dassi, a graduate of Design Academy Eindhoven, has developed a form of papier-mâché that allows anyone to make and repair household items using recycled cardboard boxes. pulp sees Dassi using a food processor to turn cardboard into pulp, which he then molds into 3D shapes using several different techniques. …
Read More »Alphabet puts prototype robots to work to clean Google desks
What does Google’s parent company Alphabet want with robots? Well, he would like them to clean the office, to begin with. The company announced today that its Everyday Robots project – a team within its experimental X labs dedicated to creating a “general purpose learning robot” – moved some of …
Read More »New device helps people with disabilities, illnesses
PHOENIX – A new medical device seeks to improve the quality of life of people with spinal cord injuries. âIt’s really exciting actually,â said Maria Gamboa, a Valley resident. âIt’s important because people need to know that people like me need these kinds of things to regain their independence,â she …
Read More »Exhibition Found MUJI: A journey to meet wonderful things
EventsDurability2021.11.16 Exhibition Found MUJI: A journey to meet wonderful things At Found MUJI, we research everyday items that are used daily around the world and revitalize them at a reasonable price by slightly upgrading them to adapt to changing lifestyles, cultures and customs. It is an activity to improve the …
Read More »Autonomous delivery vehicles now legal in North Carolina
RALEIGH Residents of North Carolina could one day have pizza or groceries delivered to their homes or businesses by driverless vehicles, under a bill signed by Governor Roy Cooper this week . The bill allows fully autonomous vehicles designed to deliver goods to travel on state roads and highways. The …
Read More »R & Company shines a light on decades of Verner Panton’s lighting designs
In the 1950s and 1960s, Panton took a daring break from Danish design to fine woods in the world of plastics and industrial materials. Throughout there are iconic objects like the Heart cone chair, or the brilliantly Seussical Modular chair, a number framed by hanging textiles, which gives you the …
Read More »Plastics Recycling Awards Europe winners announced
This year’s winners together have made very remarkable progress in efficient design for recycling, which in turn paves the way for more recyclable plastic products and a truly circular use of plastics. Automotive, electrical or electronic product: Speed ââHome WLAN from Deutsche Telekom AG Product for building and construction: Circular …
Read More »Archaeologists discover room highlighting slave life in ancient Pompeii
MILAN, November 6 (Reuters) – Archaeologists have discovered a room in a villa just outside Pompeii containing beds and other items that shed light on the living conditions of slaves in the ancient Roman city buried by a volcanic eruption. The room, in excellent condition, contains three wooden beds and …
Read More »This chic piece of furniture is made from recycled tires
Most people wouldn’t associate the common speckled rubber on gym floors with anything other than sweaty workouts. But to designer Arielle Assouline-Lichten, founder of Slash objects, the material became the starting point for a new business after being struck by its versatility when designing a gym in a previous job. …
Read More »Where to Put Every Item in 2007 – Unboxing Item Placement Guide
The 2007 stage of Unpacking may take place in the biggest house yet, but it’s arguably one of the easiest you’ll come across. While there are now five rooms you’ll need to take care of, there are plenty of items already in their place, leaving you with plenty of clues …
Read More »Artist John Stoelting is interested in “experimental archeology”
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) – John Stoelting loves to do things. Well, most things. Not swords. âThere are a lot of people who make swords. I like butter knives,â he said. As an artist he is inspired by something that many of us take for granted. Ordinary and everyday objects. Aviation …
Read More »Joan Jonas: “I understood why people must have gods and myths”
At Dia Beacon, a converted factory 90 minutes up the Hudson River from New York City, the sprawling 300,000-square-foot building is only lit by occasional rays of sun falling at an angle from tall windows and skylights. In the lower gallery, a gray cement floor is partitioned by sealed cracks …
Read More »Everyday objects transformed into wearable arts clothing
âBodies of Waterâ and âThe Colorful Apocalypseâ. PIC: City of Mandurah Have you ever looked at old shopping bags, x-ray prints, or a bunch of plastic straws and thought about turning it into wearable art? That’s exactly what the artists behind this year’s Wearable Art Mandurah clothing thought when they …
Read More »Explore the “little things” that lead to great magic with departo
New at the Design Milk Shop, departure creates more than dishes. From the imagination of design powers Yabu Pushelberg and Stellar Works, the brand was born in 2019 with a main mission to âcreate possibilities through permanenceâ – their expertly designed objects are visual translations of that idea, and they …
Read More »Latest Dark Art News: Huey P. Newton Sculpture Unveiled, Charisse Pearlina Weston Wins 2021 Burke Prize, DuSable Museum Names Danny Dunson Chief Curator, and more
The latest news in Black Art presents updates and developments in the world of art and related culture Fredrika Newton, widow of Huey P. Newton, with a bronze sculpture of the co-founder of Black Panther. Oakland Artist Dana King Bust Unveiled October 24 in Oakland, California | Screenshot of AP …
Read More »Discover the Beauty Hidden in Housewares: Opening of “Mingei” Folk Crafts Exhibition in Tokyo
TOKYO – The “mingei” folk craft movement “began with the discovery of the beauty hidden in everyday household items,” says Hisaho Hanai, chief researcher at the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo and director of an exhibition commemorating the 60th anniversary of the death of the leader of the …
Read More »Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend
Felix Gonzalez-Torres: In-betweenUntil December 18 at the Judd Foundation, 101 Spring Street, Manhattan The exhibition of two works by the late artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres, curated by Flavin Judd, the son of the late minimalist master Donald Judd, explores how the artist “infused objects with meaning,” Judd said in a statement. …
Read More »Designer Junya Watanabe celebrates 30 years of fashion
To celebrate three decades in fashion, Junya Watanabe shares the inspirations behind some of her all-time favorite looks, starting with the camouflage cape above from Watanabe’s Spring / Summer 2018 collection: âIt’s a homage to the curious forms of nature, âsays Watanabe. âIt started with finding a way to turn …
Read More »illycaffè launches the new illy art collection signed by Mona Hatoum
LONDON, 20 October 2021 / PRNewswire / – illycaffè presents the new illy Art Collection and, for the first time, assorted decorated boxes signed by Mona Hatoum. With an artistic training spanning four decades, the visual artist Mona Hatoum is internationally recognized for her poetic and political work, which is …
Read More »Devious Licks Trend Creates a Burden for Janitors at BHS – Berkeley High Jacket
Opinion Soap dispensers are missing in the bathrooms at Berkeley High because of Devious Licks. tendency. Julien currier TikTok has been an outlet for many teens during the pandemic. Various trends and challenges have gone through TikTok, each with their own unique twist, despite having recently reached new extremes. Over …
Read More »At the confluence of art and architecture
Q) What themes do you focus on in your work? My work is strongly influenced by my understanding of how human beings interact with their built environment and my main areas of interest are the built heritage and vernacular building traditions of Kashmir. The contrast between particular and universal, between …
Read More »Unique seven-segment display relies on FR-4 fluorescence
It’s interesting what you see when you exert black light on everyday objects. We strongly suggest that you do not do this in a hotel room, but if you turn on any UV light, for example, a circuit board, you might see what [Sam Ettinger] made, which led him to …
Read More »Why Jasper Johns was “misrepresented” as a mysterious artist
Written by Jacqui Palumbo, CNN At 91, Jasper Johns is one of the most important living artists today, with auctions worth tens of millions of dollars and a seven-decade career credited with changing the course of life. twentieth century art. But the American artist has always been reluctant to engage …
Read More »Destination Crenshaw art projects gain city approval
Destination Crenshaw, the 1.3-mile public art corridor on Crenshaw Boulevard with a range of big names including Kehinde Wiley and Alison Saar, had kept its works of art under wraps pending a vote from the Cultural Affairs Committee of Los Angeles. On Wednesday, the commission gave the green light to …
Read More »Community briefs 10.13.21 – Orange Leader
Send community calendar events to [email protected] at least two weeks in advance. Events can be added to the events calendar at orangeleader.com Parental class Wells of Agape is hosting a parenting class from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 16 at Life Church Orange, 18389 Hwy. 62 in …
Read More »Noguchi, Barbican Art Gallery, exhibition review: ‘Blurring the line between representational and abstract’
Alcoa forecast program table, 1957. Photograph: INFGM / ARS, New York / SPDA, Tokyo You have seen Noguchi tables and Akari lamps before, and you are probably familiar with the interlocking sculptures of the 1940s, but these iconic works only reflect a small part of the immense and varied work …
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As if you don’t love them enough Drew barrymore and Dakota johnson just buried Ellen degeneres‘career in the ground – as if it wasn’t already after all of these allegations – by referencing * that * infamous clip. In the midst of a conversation about Johnson’s neighbors, Jimmy kimmel and …
Read More »11 easy ways to brighten up boring things in your home
How does this famous William Morris quote – âHave nothing in your homes that you don’t know is useful or that you don’t think is beautifulâ, coined at the end of the 19th century by the great designer – applies to life in 2021? Can there be a happy union …
Read More »Arielle Assouline-Lichten designs furniture for everyone
Brooklyn-based designer Arielle Assouline-Lichten was trained in architecture at Harvard Graduate School of Design and has a substantial resume that includes work for international companies such as Bjarke Ingels Group, Snøhetta, and Kengo Kuma and Associates. Except, says Assouline-Lichten, âI didn’t even go to an architecture school when I wanted …
Read More »‘STOMP’ returns to Dayton next week
Legend Jonathon Elkins from Detroit, Michigan appears on his fifth “STOMP” tour. Credit: STEVE MNICHOLAS Credit: STEVE MNICHOLAS â(We use) everyday objects so that the audience can immediately identify with themselves,â said cast member Jonathon Elkins on his fifth âSTOMPâ tour. âThe public is able to see these objects in …
Read More »How Transitional Objects Can Help Grief
THEin the fall my 94 year old dad spent most of his last days in his family room, rarely moving from his gray leather seat. Within five months of his death, I transported the chair 450 miles to my home in Dallas. Sitting in his favorite piece of furniture, now …
Read More »Canberra artist wins top prize
Tara Murray A Fire Dream was the inspiration for the winning piece of the 2021 Geelong Acquisitive Print Prize competition. Canberra-based artist Dianne Fogwell took home the prize and the $ 10,000 prize with her piece Latency, ahead of 33 other pieces selected from across Australia. This nationally acclaimed acquisition …
Read More »Blaze and the Monster Machines
Pure and simple games And Nickelodeon Today we announce the launch of the video game Blaze and the Monster Machines – City Drive Drivers The first video game for Nintendo Switch, Playstation, Xbox, Stadia and PC, based on the hit animated series: Blaze and the Monster Machines. Join Blaze, his …
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Food tools: the history of our food A new book, Tools for Food: The stories behind the objects that influence how and what we eat reveals, the changing nature of our culinary habits The history of kitchen utensils is explored in a new book, Tools for Food: The stories behind …
Read More »Trash left behind by visitors to a stately home – or the National Trust’s latest clock gadget?
Trash left behind by visitors to a stately home – or the National Trust’s latest clock gadget? The dining room is dotted with pizza boxes and crispy packets for a party-themed ‘experience’ Pizza boxes and packets of crisps strewn around the dining room at Attingham Park Bizarre exhibition in the …
Read More »Spring / summer 2022 shoe trends: high heels are back
Things I didn’t miss during the pandemic: a daily commute to work, menus without QR codes, crowded spaces and … high heels. Like many, I’ve accumulated a constant supply of WFH-compatible fashion – hoodies, stretchy pants, slides, even a pair of rubber clogs – since March 2020. Now, as we …
Read More »Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett are back with a new album. This is a tribute to the work of Cole Porter
Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett presented their new album. The album “Love for Sale” is the sequel to the best-selling album “Seek to Cheek” released in 2015. It is a unique gift for fans of the famous singer who has reached the age of 95. Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett …
Read More »Conor Canning lost a property license for theft
Baccalaureate In Paradise Star Canned Conor lost his real estate license and was also fined $ 30,000 after he stole a client database from his former employer and then repeatedly lied about it. ABC reported that a magistrate ruled that Canning, who is the manager of three real estate offices …
Read More »Household items are as beneficial for a baby’s development as toys
NEW YORK – Left to their own devices, toddlers will play with household items as much as they do with toys, a new study finds. While there are many studies on the benefits of playing with toys, scientists at New York University have been keen to study children outside of …
Read More »An exhibition in a common space to transform the Oolite art gallery into its own work of art
This Art Basel, Oolite Arts will present a group exhibition featuring 10 renowned artists from Miami, New York and Chicago interacting with his gallery and exploring the concept of space and its different forms. Common area, which will run from October 20, 2021 to January 23, 2022, will transform the …
Read More »Free play outside of preselected toys helps infants learn and grow: Study
By investigating free play outside of the restrictions of lab settings and preselected toys, researchers at New York University have uncovered new facts about infant natural learning. The results of the study were published in the journal Child development. Playing with objects such as blocks, puzzles, vehicles, dolls, etc. has …
Read More »NFTs Won’t Improve Art – Massachusetts Daily Collegian
Blockchain technologies are insufficient in terms of real value Parker Peters / Daily Collegian Last week, Kaiji Uno’s article “Cryptocurrency will make the world greener” was published by The Massachusetts Daily Collegian. The article talks about the “incredible innovation” of non-fungible tokens, the “magnificent” fee reduction and “limitless possibilities” of …
Read More »a dialogue with the artist jeff koons: have confidence in yourself!
“ART IS ABOUT WHAT HAPPENS INSIDE YOU” – JEFF KOONS in our recent interview, jeff koons speaks of his art as an extension of the democratic principle – that there are moral dividends to be drawn from “participation”, and that “art is about what goes on inside you” . yes, …
Read More »Dallas, 10 with underlying conditions, dies of COVID-19 – CBS Dallas / Fort Worth
DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – A 10-year-old girl and two women in their 20s with underlying health issues are three of the 17 people who most recently died in Dallas County from COVID-19. The child was from Mesquite, as was one of the 20-year-olds and the other woman was from Dallas. A …
Read More »Irish geology exhibition opens in Dublin
An exhibition on the geology of Ireland that chronicles how scientists have developed their understanding of the planet over the past 175 years has opened in Dublin. Originally slated for opening in November 2020, the exhibit has been developed by the National Museum of Ireland in partnership with Geological Survey …
Read More »Doom Patrol: why Charles uses a baseball bat
As Charles Rowland brushes aside questions about his weapon choice, his Doom Patrol episode 3, âDead Patrol,â the baseball bat makes a lot of sense. Warning: Contains spoilers for Fate Patrol episode 3. In Fate Patrol Season 3, Episode 3, âDead Patrol,â Charles Rowland uses what may seem like an …
Read More »The largest contemporary art auction in India
By IANSlife New Delhi, September 26 (IANS): India’s largest contemporary art auction titled ‘Present Future’ will feature 120 works by 87 leading contemporary artists. Scheduled to take place on September 28-29, 2021, the AstaGuru auction features impressive works by artists such as Bharti Kher, Atul Dodiya, Thukral & Tagra, Anju …
Read More »Gucci launches Vault, an experimental online store
Gucci’s latest project is an online concept store that immerses viewers in the past, present and future of the house. Enter To jump, a retail experience that, according to a press release, functions as “a time machine, an archive, a library, a laboratory and a meeting place.” So what exactly …
Read More »Rupam Sarmah brings chanting and healing energies from all over the world with the power of music
AUM – The Divine Sound | Rupam sarma AUM – The Divine Sound | Blessings to Mankind | Music for the soul We put all our hopes or faith in things – everyday objects, all of our problems can be solved by machines, money, power, and we neglect our inner …
Read More »10 of the best things to do in Seattle this weekend (September 24-26)
Somehow we made it to the last full weekend in September. What will we do ? Have fun of course! Between going out, shopping and seeing art, there are tons of things to discover. So here are 10 of the best things to do in Seattle this weekend. Be scared …
Read More »Maximus Armchair by Johan Ansander for Blå Station
Dezeen showroom: Recent graduate Johan Ansander designed Maximus, a lounge chair for BlÃ¥ Station with the soft, bulbous shapes of a padded but all-wood seat. The Maximus armchair is carved from solid ash wood using CNC routers. Its seat, back and legs are made up of separate pieces although their …
Read More »7 works to know by Jasper Johns – ARTnews.com
Until 1954, Jasper Johns regularly destroyed his works of art, feeling somehow inadequate. Then everything changed. He met artist Robert Rauschenberg, with whom he was romantically involved, and he was brought into the orbit of experimental composer John Cage and choreographer Merce Cunningham, both of whom improved Johns’ understanding of …
Read More »Junk Kouture enters U.S. market to bring sustainability to life on the global stage
NEW YORK, September 21, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Junk Kouture, the world’s largest sustainable fashion competition for young people, announces its entry into the U.S. market as part of its global expansion this year. As the fifth largest international market, America joins Junk Kouture’s list as the latest addition …
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