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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin A pop of teal guides our gaze down from a perfect black circle spliced into a seven-foot sculpture composed of interacting layers of dyed hardwood, steel, glazed ceramic, and silver leaf. The imposing totemic object in a white-walled gallery challenges our perception, how we oscillate between interior and exterior spaces, and how we emotionally navigate the obscure spaces between the forms in the sculpture. Natural light on the walls eliminates the need for electricity. History Mystery (2022) is a highlight of Arlene Shechet’s solo show, Couple of , on view at ‘T’ Space, a non-profit art gallery in Rhinebeck, New York, through August 28. The exhibition follows recent solo presentations in Hong Kong and Los Angeles, drawing the work back to the Hudson Valley where Shechet lives and works. Couple of also coincides with STUFF , an expansive group exhibition organized by Shechet at the Pace Gallery flagship in New … [Read more...] about Arlene Shechet Creates Sculpture To Transform Hudson Valley Landscape, Curates ‘STUFF’ At Pace Gallery To Transcend Art History

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba in partnership with Perennial Holdings—which counts Singapore billionaires Kuok Khoon Hong and Ron Sim among its major shareholders—have won government approval to build the tallest skyscraper in the Lion City, one of the hottest office markets in the Asia-Pacific region. In its decision dated July 7, the Urban Redevelopment Authority approved the consortium’s proposal to build a 63-story mixed-use commercial, hotel, and residential tower on the site of 8 Shenton Way in Tanjong Pagar, near the Raffles Place central business district. The property, which was originally built in 1986 as the Treasury Building, was once the headquarters of state-investment firm Temasek Holdings. With a maximum height of 305 meters, the new building will be the tallest structure in Singapore when completed by 2028, surpassing the 284-meter Guoco Tower, currently the city’s tallest completed building, … [Read more...] about Alibaba, Singapore Tycoons Win Approval To Build Lion City’s Tallest Skyscraper

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Climate change activists glued themselves to a Futurist sculpture this week, a month after members of the same group stuck their hands to an artwork in Florence’s Uffizi gallery. The protestors say they want to draw attention to the looming environmental crisis, but why have they chosen to stage demonstrations in Italy’s museums and galleries? Climate protesters glue themselves to modern sculpture On July 30th, activists from the Ultima Generazione group glued themselves to the plinth of a sculpture in Milan’s Museo del Novecento. The artwork in question was Unique Forms of Continuity in Space (1913) by prominent Futurist artist Umberto Boccioni. The group posted a video of the stunt on Instagram. One of the protesters affixed to the plinth says, “Scientists say there is time to act but the window is closing [...] Do you want to destroy yourselves?” Activists glue hands to Botticelli’s Primavera painting … [Read more...] about Why Are Climate Activists Gluing Themselves To Art In Italy?

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Most of the countries at the top of a new list of the wealthiest in the world are not among the biggest or the mightiest. Many, in fact, are among the smallest: Consider Luxembourg , which tops the list published by Global Finance. Singapore, Ireland, Qatar, Macao and Switzerland follow the world’s only grand duchy. The indicators of a nation’s wealth can vary from one ranking to another — thus the differences among them — but often include a country’s Gross Domestic Product, or GDP (goods and services produced by a country during one year), the GDP per capita (the average amount of money that each person in a country earns in a year) or the gross national income, or GNI. MORE FROM FORBES Ready To Move To Europe? These 6 Countries Are The Best For American Expats To Enjoy Life By Cecilia Rodriguez Examining the per capita GDP of each country around the globe is a frequent parameter because it … [Read more...] about The Richest Countries In The World: Tiny Luxembourg At The Top

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The other night Natasha, my adult-ish daughter, asked me to accompany her to a book author event for standup comic and podcaster Tom Segura’s best-selling “ I’d like to Play Alone, Please ” (Grand Central Publishing). It would take me too long to unpack all the dissonance and significance in that first sentence but suffice to say that this was so rare an event in every respect that I eagerly agreed. The evening, hosted by Live Talks LA , and introduced by the ever-gracious Ted Hapte-Graber (whose glorious leonine pandemic-grown mane remains largely untamed) took place in the theater of John Adams Middle School (JAMS) Performing Arts Center in Santa Monica which is an 800-seat state-of-the-art venue as good as any performance space on the Westside of LA (my tax dollars at work). Segura, who is one the most successful comics on the standup performance circuit, and who has four comedy specials on Netflix, the most … [Read more...] about Comic Tom Segura Books Funny

Novachill Leads The Flower Fridge Market – The flower business requires effective cooling devices to ensure that losses are not incurred. Most of the flowers grown worldwide are not sold to direct customers worldwide. Most of them have to be preserved before finding a suitable customer. Therefore, coolant devices should be effective as any slight compromise can cost business people too much. Therefore, clients require effective and robust fridges for the flower, which are energy efficient. Most of the devices run everywhere as far as flowers are inside. Therefore, having energy-efficient fridges ensures that business people do not incur too many expenses on energy. Novachill has been in the flower fridges for over forty years. Therefore, the manufacturers have learned the miseries of the industry well enough and produce quality devices that serve the purpose. Novachill is the leading flower fridge manufacturer in the modern markets. The company has established a … [Read more...] about Novachill Leads The Flower Fridge Market

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin As part of the legendary Grateful Dead, drummer Mickey Hart has built his more than 50-year career on uplifting others through music. And now, at a time when there has never been a greater need for healing, Hart is as busy as ever, knowing his music is necessary. Having just wrapped up a tour with Dead & Company, where he got to witness tens of thousands of fans joined together on a nightly basis, he has immediately turned his attention to rhythmic unity through a new Planet Drum album. Into The Groove finds Hart uniting with Zakir Hussain, Giovanni Hidalgo and Sikiru Adepoju to showcase the power of the rhythm. The album leads off with the single "King Clave," which Planet Drum shared in a special video with charity organization Playing For Change. I spoke with Hart about how Tito Puente changed his life, the recent Dead & Company tour, the power of music and much more. Steve Baltin: When you listen … [Read more...] about Sunday Conversation: Mickey Hart On Dead & Company, Tito Puente And Why He’ll Never Retire

This article first appeared in City & Country, The Edge Malaysia Weekly, on July 25, 2022 - July 31, 2022. - A + A As countries shift towards the endemic phase, most office occupiers in Asia-Pacific are embracing the emphasis on real estate strategies that recognise the Covid-19 pandemic is here to stay. According to the CBRE Research July 2022 report: Landlords and Tenants Must Collaborate to Achieve Sustainability Goals, most tenants are implementing or considering the implementation of related initiatives in pursuit of wellness and sustainability in the workplace. This report was built upon information extracted from the CBRE Asia Pacific’s 2022 Spring Office Occupier Survey. The report identified the main challenges and priorities faced by landlords and investors as they seek ways to acknowledge office occupiers’ demands for green buildings, leases and technologies. According to CBRE, Asia Pacific countries are committed to achieving net-zero … [Read more...] about Landlords must comply with growing ESG demands, says CBRE

This article first appeared in City & Country, The Edge Malaysia Weekly, on July 25, 2022 - July 31, 2022. - A + A Additional questions from those who attended The Edge Malaysia RealTalk 2022 were sent via email after the event. Here are the responses from the speakers. Anthony Lee 1. I was recently informed by the joint management office that the unit on the 15th floor has a water leak and it is due to water dripping from the common toilet. May I know who is responsible for repairing this sewerage pipe/water leak? In strata properties, water leaks or seepages that emanate from a higher floor that affect the floor below may be termed as an inter-floor leakage. The source of water leakage is usually the bathrooms, toilets, sewerage, water pipes or roofing, resulting in water stains, paint damage, mould or bio-hazardous wastewater. Unfortunately, inter-floor leakage has become a serious and recurring systemic problem in high-rise … [Read more...] about After The Forum

SALIDA — Blocked from sleeping in vehicles parked within municipal boundaries, workers in profit-minded Colorado mountain towns now must seek “safe outdoor space” — in Walmart lots, forests or newly designated areas with Wi-Fi and access to bathrooms. But homeowners oppose these SOS zones in Salida and Breckenridge as “band-aids” encouraging vehicle-based living. And workers who park there are charged $300 a month in Salida and $45 in Breckenridge ($80 if rec center showers are included). Salida leaders also are purchasing camping trailers, for workers to rent for $650 a month, positioned east of town by the sewage disposal plant next to tiny homes. A camper beats couch-surfing and saves commuting time from forests, said Annie San Ramon, 18, who lives in one of the first five. She timed out of foster care, wanted to stay in Salida, where she was born and raised, and pedals a bicycle to work that includes volunteer help for restorative justice. “It’s affordable. It gives you … [Read more...] about In Colorado mountain towns, where affordable housing is scarce, “even living out of your car is gentrified”