Architecture news / Archive»
- The German Natural Stone Award (DNP) was awarded for the 19th time
- Call for the creation of a dry stone landscape work in the territory of the Gorges du Gardon Biosphere Reserve in Southern France
Design news / Archive»
- United Alabaster company: “the ‘Glans’ lamp comes directly from nature to your space”
- Pure Talents Contest at imm Cologne 2021: chances for young talents working in the field of furniture to show their ideas to the world
Markets: Selling Stone»
- Covid-19: SapienStone sees changes in living and praises its porcelain stoneware (with natural stone appearance) for it
- Peter’s Corner: the new start after Covid-19, which Marmomac wants to give companies with its “Re-Start” Project, could be more than just back to business as usual
Reports from Stone Trade Fairs»
- New dates announced for next Stone+tec in Nuremberg, Germany: 2021, May 12 – 15
- Next Cersaie will take place in 2021 from September 27 to October 01
Stone Stories»
- After the assassination of Caesar, a volcanic eruption in Alaska caused a worldwide weather anomaly which contributed to the end of the Roman Republic
- Archaeologists discover a massive circle of prehistoric shafts near Stonehenge
Art news / Archive»
- Three lavish residencies for worldwide artists who are interested in a cooperation with scientists researching aesthetic liking and aesthetic preferences
- Chris Booth places really big stone sculptures in the landscape and makes even the smallest things visible
Briefly noted»
Art news / Archive
Outdoor exhibition „Sculpture by the Sea” at Cottesloe Beach, Western Australia until March 23, 2020
Shown are 70 sculptures by artists from Australia and abroad
Exhibition at the North Carolina Museum of Art: „Bacchus Conservation Project: The Story of a Sculpture”
The statue is composed of more fragments from ancient quarries than previously thought and now undergoes re-restoration
„Percorsi d’Arte“ shows how new technologies open doors for sculptors (5)
Four artists and industrial designer Raffaello Galiotto developed works previously impossible to accomplish
Nasher Sculpture Center shows „Barry X Ball: Remaking Sculpture“ until April 19, 2020
The N.Y. artist adapts CNC-technologies and traditional craft to push the physical and conceptual boundaries of stone carving
„Percorsi d’Arte“ shows how new technologies open doors for sculptors (4)
Four artists and industrial designer Raffaello Galiotto developed works previously impossible to accomplish
Goethe-Institut offers artists who live and work in Germany a residency in Bangalore from October to December, 2020
Participants shall get involved with creative partners in India / Application until February 29, 2020
With the miniature installation „Iceberg”, Moreno Ratti implies that we use too much water
Mostly the designer from the Carrara area devotes himself to practical environmental issues such as the use of marble waste
„Percorsi d’Arte“ shows how new technologies open doors for sculptors (3)
Four artists and industrial designer Raffaello Galiotto developed works previously impossible to accomplish
„Percorsi d’Arte“ showed how new technologies open doors for sculptors (2)
Four artists and industrial designer Raffaello Galiotto developed works previously impossible to accomplish
