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A life-sized bronze sculpture, made by Swiss artist, Alberto Giacometti (1901-1966) has broken the record to become the most ...
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A recent exhibition at New York's Trygve lie Gallery featured the works - photography, painting, and mixed media - of six Danish artists, all living and working in New York. Their reasons varied for making the move over the Atlantic to the City of Bright Lights. "The city itself and a woman" lured Henrik Rehr over. Finn Fons was bored with what photography had to offer in Denmark and "fell in love with New York instantly" during a vacation. Per Brahe was invited to teach acting, and Tine Lundsfryd to study at the New York Studio School for Drawing, Painting and Sculpture. Whatever the reasons, there's little doubt New York has been a faithful muse to the entire group.
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Most of the works in Galerie Tschudi's current exhibition in Zuoz (through October 3) are straightforward enough. Large format photographs of the Bern...
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Rist once likened her video installations to the contents of a woman's handbag. "Inside there's room for everything: painting, technology, language, m...
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Snohetta, the Oslo-based architectural company which is named for Norway's second-largest mountain, is an internationally renowned name in architecture. Snohetta designed Egypt's strikingly beautiful Alexandria Library, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, as well as Oslo's new opera house. Snohetta was also commissioned to design the Museum Pavilion that will serve as the entrance to the Memorial Museum at the World Trade Center.
A generous public space, the roof, or roofscape, is built with 35,000 white Italian marble slabs, covers an area of some 18,000 square meters, and overlooks the Oslofjord and downtown Oslo. With its stark white surfaces, and with the crystalline glass walls of the main foyer crashing through it, the Opera has been likened to an iceberg, a notion borne out by the roof, whi...
...It's rather like an architect-cum-sculpture park, and like thousands of others, I enjoyed it t...
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This is an amazing place to live," says Western Harbour resident Anne Lisa Georgia James, 30, who was born and raised in Copenhagen. "The view changes every day because there are always new ships coming into the harbour.
The singular attractiveness of the water-front real estate is evident from the fact that [Malm]ö and Skåne were recently selected as one of the preliminary race venues of the 32nd America's Cup sailing competition. The arrival of a fleet of exclusive racing yachts and 12 teams from 10 different countries (August 24-September 4) is hailed as "the biggest thing to ever happen to Scandinavian sailing."
International expectations are sky-high when it comes to modern Danish architecture. This is especially true now that Copenhagen in January 2005 opened the doors of its se...
... Eliasson created three beautiful light sculpture chandeliers for the building which are simply dazz...
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...Burgdorf . Till 08.02.2009: Sculpture and Photography . Locality: Gallery Glass Inspirat...
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The chair is actually a complex piece of little sculpture that supports the body in an unnatural position. Chair designs reflect culture and different time periods. They also reveal much about people both socially and culturally. Chair design encompasses the elements of functionality, quality, economics, ecologic awareness and aesthetics. That chairs are more than just something to sit on is exemplified in Swiss furniture company Vitra's renowned chair designs.
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...Morges . 08-19.06.2011: International Sculpture Symposium . Locality: Cour du Chateau . Phone: 021...
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...Laufenburg . Until 29.05.2011:Art Sculpture . Locality: Rehmann Museum . Phone: 062 874 4270 ....