News from Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - 03/09/2010
Remote Lands: Ultra-Luxe Access to Asia Art World Buzz
NEW YORK----Remote Lands, the New York and Bangkok-based ultra-luxury Asia private tour operator, offers art connoisseurs unique insider experiences at the most anticipated art events this year in Asia.
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News from SpaceRef - 03/08/2010
World Premiere of Richard Garriott: Man on a Mission Planned for SXSW Film Festival
An historic 12-day journey to space by legendary game developer and space explorer Richard Garriott will have its world premiere at this year's South by Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in Austin.
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News from Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - 03/05/2010
World Premiere of Richard Garriott: Man on a Mission Planned for SXSW Film Festival
AUSTIN, Texas----An historic 12-day journey to space by legendary game developer and space explorer Richard Garriott will have its world premiere at this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin.
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News from Fast Company Magazine - 02/22/2010
Vitra Unveils Its Stunning New Museum Designed by Herzog & deMeuron
The German furniture-maker maker adds another jewel to its starchitect-studded corporate campus. The Vitra campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany, is already a mecca for contemporary architecture, featuring a design museum by Frank Gehry, a conference center by Tadao Ando, and another building on the way by SANAA . And they've just finished what might be the greatest of them of them all: a new ...
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News from vwd.de - 02/18/2010
BUSINESS WIRE: The Setouchi International Art Festival 2010 to Be Held across Setouchi Islands and Takamatsu City
MITTEILUNG UEBERMITTELT VON BUSINESS WIRE. FUER DEN INHALT IST ALLEIN DAS BERICHTENDE UNTERNEHMEN VERANTWORTLICH.
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News from Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - 02/18/2010
The Setouchi International Art Festival 2010 to Be Held across Setouchi Islands and Takamatsu City
TAKAMATSU, Japan----Takamatsu City will host the Setouchi International Art Festival, a festival of modern art, from July 19 through October 31, 2010. Artists, supporters and visitors from around the world will interact with local people, together creating a wonderful festival.
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News from Gramophone - 02/16/2010
A week in Tokyo: Day 2
Many of the concert halls in Tokyo are run by large corporate concerns, not immediately connected to music: Suntory (makers of whisky, beer and soft drinks) has its own hall, as does the former state-run tobacco firm, now independent, JT ; and the Toppan Hall is run by one of Japan’s largest printing companies.
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News from New York Times - 02/14/2010
A Dash of Color at Vitra's Eclectic Site
A new color laboratory adds to the design company's allure as a destination. A variety of architects at Vitra help it attract about 100,000 visitors to the Weil am Rhein site every year.
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News from Independent - 02/12/2010
Traveller's Guide To: Romantic escapes
Head for Gatwick tomorrow, having booked your ticket from London Victoria at gatwickexpress.com today. The normally unromantically expensive Gatwick Express has a two-for-one offer on open-return tickets, if you insert LOVE4U into the promotional code box.
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News from Japan Today - 02/09/2010
Book Reviews › Twenty-first Century Tokyo: A Guide to Contemporary Architecture
Authors Julian Worrall and Erez Golani Solomon present 83 buildings, from world-renowned projects such as Herzog & de Meuron's Prada building and FOA's spectacular Yokohama…
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News from Art Daily - 02/07/2010
Cuban-American Artist Jorge Pardo to Exhibit at the Irish Museum of Modern At
Jorge Pardo, Oliver, Oliver, Oliver, 2004, painted steel structure, coloured Makrolon, Birch, Wood, Painted Wood, 2 Textile Screens, 2 Projectors, 2 DVD/VCR Players, List of Films by selected artist, 15 x 9.4 x 4.1 m, Installation Image, Braunschweig Parcours, Germany, 2004.
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News from Architectural Record - 02/03/2010
Legoretta Museum Bolsters Texas Arts District
Although Dallas has nabbed the spotlight in recent months with high-profile additions to its arts district, the city’s close neighbor, Fort Worth, also is adding some architectural pizzazz to its urban core.
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News from Santa Fe New Mexican - 01/29/2010
You go in. I'm gonna check out this building.
Get FREE Daily Headlines by email! The Frederic C. Hamilton Building, architect Daniel Libeskind's audacious 2006 addition to the Denver Art Museum, looks like a futuristic spaceship designed after fractured icebergs.
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News from Geek.com - 01/28/2010
Now Sony is attempting an Apple Store strategy
Apple Stores are seen as tech shrines by some and Microsoft clearly shared that view and decided to copy the retail store model last year. From the videos we’ve seen it seems to work, so it should come as no surprise another big tech company is going down the same route. Sony is about to open [...]
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News from Arts Journal - 12/15/2009
Lee Rosenbaum's cultural commentary
Just as I thought --- Robin Pogrebin 's article about the various setbacks for museum building projects fits squarely in the NY Times' time-honored tradition of reporting on a trend that's almost at an end.
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News from Arts Journal - 12/14/2009
Lee Rosenbaum's cultural commentary
In Saturday's NY Times , Michael Kimmelman provided a needed critical appraisal of the late Thomas Hoving 's professional accomplishments and missteps.
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News from Art Daily - 12/03/2009
Clark Announces First Exhibition to Explore Picasso's Response to Degas
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA.- Throughout his life Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) was fascinated with the life and work of Edgar Degas (1834-1917).
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News from Guardian Unlimited - 12/03/2009
Towering follies: the Dubai architecture you couldn't make up
The kilometre-high skyscraper, the underwater hotel, the cloud on stilts ... Steve Rose mourns the eye-popping erections that should never have been commissioned
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News from Vail Daily - 11/28/2009
Vail Daily travel: Japan's island of art is enthralling
The easiest way to make our three children groan has always been suggesting a visit to an art museum. So it was with some trepidation that on a recent family vacation to Japan, my wife and I decided to schedule a two-day visit to an island that's almost entirely devoted to contemporary art. The stopover would be a splurge, since the cost of rooms and meals on this arty isle is over-the-top even ...
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News from Fort Worth Weekly - 11/24/2009
Blinded With Science
The new Fort Worth Museum of Science and History has roused the town. The $80 million building's blocky geometry is packed with energy but respectful of the stately, quiet surroundings. The interior and, we're happy to report, the content extend the giddy drama produced by the exterior.
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