News from Las Cruces Sun-News - 07/07/2011
Things to Do
Hand building classes continue at Ceramics Plus of NM, 901 S. Main St. with a set of two altered slip cast classes from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday and July 14. Cost is $20 for both classes. Info: (575) 526-9331.
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News from Laramie Boomerang - 06/19/2011
Celebrate the solstice
The University of Wyoming Art Museum will celebrate the longest day of the year and the official beginning of summer with the 18th annual Summer Solstice celebration from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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News from Tacoma News Tribune - 05/19/2011
Tacoma Art Museum wears its 75 years well
To future historians writing about Tacoma, let the record show: When others were giving up on downtown and moving out, the Tacoma Art Museum not only stayed, it dug in. And in doing so, it became a leading force in the city’s arts-based renaissance.
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News from CBC.ca - 04/28/2011
Council grants more money to rights museum
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is getting another $3.6 million from the City of Winnipeg.
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News from CBC Manitoba - 04/27/2011
Council grants more money to rights museum
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is getting another $3.6 million from the City of Winnipeg.
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News from CBC Manitoba - 04/19/2011
3 Winnipeg buildings get architecture awards
The Cube, a downtown open-air performance space, is one of three Winnipeg buildings selected for Awards of Excellence from Architecture Canada.
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News from Albuquerque Journal - 03/28/2011
Mesa del Sol Breaks Ground on Homes
Mesa del Sol, which has 1 million square feet of commercial space, broke ground Monday on the housing component of the 12,900-acre master-planned community where long-range plans eventually call for 37,500 houses, apartments and condos. "Today is the day it all starts," Brent Dupes, CFO of developer Forest City Covington, told more than 200 attending the groundbreaking ceremony in front of the ...
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News from PitchEngine - 03/25/2011
Five Star New York Hotel Commissions Robert Reck Photography
The Setai Fifth Avenue, a five-star Cappella Managed Hotel in New York City commissioned acclaimed hotel and resort photographer Robert Reck to photograph its impressive exterior and luxurious interior.From it's 60-stories within sight of the Empire State Building to its elegantly appointed guest rooms and penthouses, Reck captured all of the new property's graceful beauty.About Robert Reck ...
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News from San Diego Union-Tribune - 02/06/2011
Creativity, innovation blossom as UCSD’s Dance Theatre program comes of age
The Molli and Arthur Wagner Dance Building at the UCSD looks like a place that would encourage thinking outside the box. Internationally known architect Antoine Predock, who also designed Petco Park and the Mandell Weiss Forum, gave the three-studio dance building an elegantly curved wall.
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News from Santa Fe New Mexican - 01/13/2011
Local news in brief, Jan. 13, 2011
Two women leaving a restaurant in downtown Santa Fe were robbed at gunpoint Tuesday night.
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News from CBC.ca - 01/05/2011
Human rights museum plan irks Ukrainian group
A Ukrainian group is protesting the plan for upcoming exhibits at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.
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News from CBC.ca - 12/08/2010
Human rights museum still $25M short
Fundraisers for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights said Wednesday they need $25 million to reach their goal of $150 million in private donations.
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News from Finance and Commerce - 11/22/2010
Building Blocks – McNamara Alumni Center
Designed by New Mexico-based architect Antoine Predock, the center's eye-catching, rose-colored granite "geode" soars 85 feet to create an inviting public space where more than 700 events are held annually.
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News from Curbed LA - 10/29/2010
Pomona Tower Architect: Don't Destroy It: The tension between Cal Poly...
The tension between Cal Poly Pomona staff and Antoine Predock, the architect of the school's soon-to-be demolished obelisk tower, is palpable in this Architect's Newspaper article. Predock says his building, built in '93, is not structurally inept as school...
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News from The Columbus Dispatch - 10/29/2010
Local architectural firms honored for striking designs, most of them commissioned outside Ohio or overseas
The work of Columbus architectural firms -- stretching across the country and overseas -- was put in the spotlight this week. AIA Columbus, a chapter of the American Institute of Architecture, presented its annual awards at Ohio State University's Knowlton School of Architecture.
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News from Inland Empire Weekly - 10/21/2010
End of an Edifice?
End of an Edifice?
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News from The Post-Star - 10/03/2010
A carnival of art: Exhibit marks decade of Tang
SARATOGA SPRINGS- The Jewel Thief " is a funhouse for artaficionados.
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News from San Diego Reader - 09/29/2010
SOHO vs. Developers: What’s Worth Saving in San Diego?
The graffiti wraps the California Theatre in a ten-foot-tall necklace of yellow and black and silver, squished-together letters shaped like half-inflated airbags. The odd thing is whoever did it also surrounded it with a new chain-link fence.
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News from San Diego Reader - 09/29/2010
Who's Looking Out for These Ladies?
The graffiti wraps the California Theatre in a ten-foot-tall necklace of yellow and black and silver, squished-together letters shaped like half-inflated airbags. The odd thing is whoever did it also surrounded it with a new chain-link fence.
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News from Architectural Record - 09/27/2010
Antoine Predock’s CLA Building in California May Be Demolished
Antoine Predock’s futuristic Classroom Laboratory Administration (CLA) Building, on the campus of Cal Poly Pomona, is only 17 years old, but it may be headed for demolition.
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