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Herzog & de Meuron in Southampton
At the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, Studio as Muse explores the notion of the artist's studio - a theme central to the design concept for the new museum, conceived by internationally renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron. Studio as Muse is actually three exhibitions in one. Herzog & de Meuron's Design for the New…
Finished in 1959, the Edmonton Planetarium was designed by the City Architects Office, Robert Falconer Duke and W. Tefler.
Edmonton modern
The Art Gallery of Alberta presents Capital Modern: Edmonton Architecture and Urban Design 1940-1969. Like many cities across North America, Edmonton has a wealth of modern architecture that is under-appreciated, yet significant. In fact, Edmonton was a leader in modern building during the period from post-World War II to the 1970s, due to the oil…
A 19th-20th century earthen cooking pot from the Mekong River delta, Kien Giang province in Southern Vietnam
Southeast Asian ceramic art
The Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, in Washington D.C., is presenting Taking Shape: Ceramics in Southeast Asia, an exhibition of approximately 200 ceramic vessels from Southeast Asia, beginning April 1. The clay pots and jars form the most extensive record of human activity from the prehistoric period to the present…
The "Sunny Day" and "Wipe your Paws" welcome mats, part of a series of pink-ribbon mats made by Carpet One Floor & Home to help fight breast cancer. 25 per cent of all Canadian sales go to the Canadian Cancer Society.
Carpet One Floor & Home fights breast cancer
Carpet One Floor & Home, of Burlington, Ont., has launched its fourth year of battling breast cancer with its Spring 2007 Carpet One Welcomes Your Support campaign, April to June. The campaign involves the sale of indoor/outdoor pink ribbon welcome mats. The company produces a new collection of seasonal welcome mats every year and donates…
A glass model of a flowering apricot made by master glass worker Rudolf Blaschka in 1936. This piece is part of the Botanical Wonders: The Story of the Harvard Glass Flowers exhibit in Corning, N.Y. at The Corning Museum of Glass, May 18 to Nov. 25. Photo by Corning Museum of Glass.
Master glass works on display
The Corning Museum of Glas,s in Corning, N.Y., is presenting Botanical Wonders: The Story of the Harvard Glass Flowers from May 18 to Nov. 25. The exhibition explores the works of master glassmakers Leopold Blaschka (1822-1895) and his son Rudolf (1857-1939) and their relation to academic botany. The Harvard Museum of Natural History will lend…
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Beating the winter blues
Interior Design Show It was a dark and stormy night, with a bitter-cold February gale blowing off Lake Ontario, as design mavens and hipsters raced from the parking lot to the Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place. Inside the former National Trade Centre, however, all was warmth and good cheer at White, the Interior Design…
GREY MATTER
Taking the floor
GREY MATTER Inspired by the runways of New York, Paris, and Milan, where grey has been a fashion fixture for the past few seasons, pre-finished hardwood flooring company Mirage has introduced an Earl Grey stain, the newest addition to its Sweet Memories series. Earl Grey blends grey and muted green with brown tones to…
ANTASY FURNISHINGSArtecnica, Los AngelesHome is now where the art is. Leading the way for artful lodgers is this California company, which showed a triumvirate of trend-heavy entities. We loved the Mylar fantasy feature light-box shelves (with eco-friendly 13 Watt bulbs), the hanging lampshades made from paper-textured yet durable Tyvek insulation material, and the dye-cut steel filigree sheets that hook together, barrelful of monkeys-style, to form screens of various dimensions.
Bright Ideas
After a couple of disappointing years at IDS, one might be forgiven for wondering if the show had lost its relevance to the design community. There are only so many plasma screen TVs, sub-zero fridges and marginal doodads one can look at without getting the feeling that your brain is going to explode out of…
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Trend trek
Messe Frankfurt is playing host to Heimtextil, billed as the world's biggest trade fair for home and contract textiles, from Jan. 10 to 13. I'm rushing among monumental showcase pavilions by "name" architects like Helmut Jahn, Nicholas Grimshaw and Oswald Ungers that are so vast, and sprawl on a campus so big, that one gets…
The tall metal sculptures - all works by Sturdy - add textural interest to the showroom/gallery exterior. Above right_This room vingette boasts an illuminated chair in Sturdy's signature resin material.
Renaissance Women
Vancouver-based Martha Sturdy is a leading Canadian designer of furniture, accessories, sculptures and art. Recognized internationally, she is known for her bold oversized creations made of casting resin, leather, steel and brass. Her works are sold in Hong Kong, London, New York, Taiwan and The Netherlands, and can be found in the finest stores around…

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