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In Timbuktu, muslim shrines destroyed by islamist barbarians have been restored
Cultural treasures date back to the 15th and 16th century when the sub-Saharian city had been an economic, intellectual and spiritual center
Art
Torana-Gate in sandstone as India’s gift to the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur
Odyssey Company created a rich décor in flora and fauna
Elsa: plants and leaves usually carved from dark slate
French sculptor finds her motifs in the Département Var where she lives
Languedoc Roussillion: photography of natural stone competition
The Farmhouse Heritage Foundation of France published a call for photos with natural stone themes e.g. of quarries
„New Year’s Brunch“: simultaneous meetings in 18 countries to discuss contemporary three dimensional art
On January 24, 2016 the European-based Sculpture Network brings together people for an international exchange of ideas
Peter Randall-Page: „The One and The Many“ at Fitzroy Place, London
Carved from a 25 ton, 3.5 meter high granite boulder the sculpture is inscribed with early and modern systems of writing
Ancient Art of Stone: „Hark the thunder in the stone“
Artists Andreas Kunert and Naomi Zettl hope to reconcile Man and Earth
Is the human brain a holy object (as we can use it to think about God)?
Belgian artist Jan Fabre’s marble sculptures „Sacrum Cerebrum“ shown at the Bärtschi Gallery in Genève until January 8, 2016
Marmomacc & the City: Natural Stone objects in Verona’s historic city center
The aim of the open air exhibit was to gain inspiration from the contrast between old and new
Conference on „Creativity and Robotics“ by Arkad Foundation and CNA of Lucca
Focus on the evolution of designing and artistic processing by the use of computer-assisted design and of CNC machines to realize marble sculptures
Bellarmine Museum, Fairfield (CT): Hairstyles of female sculptures in ancient Greece, Cyprus, and Rome
The exhibition „Hair in the Classical World“ has a look at cutting, curling, coloring, shaping… plus adding pins, beads, and more decorations
Natural-stone-designer Chiara Imperiali: „I breathe marble“
The artist originates from Colonnata near Carrara, famous for its stone and just the serpentine road all the way up
Mary Anne Barkhouse’s Grandfather once transported a wolf from one river shore to the other
Canadian artist adopts legends of the Kwakiutl First Nation and picks up on the conflict between man and nature
Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris: „Osiris, Sunken Mysteries of Egypt”
On display are objects mainly from underwater excavations in Aboukir Bay close to the shores of Alexandria
In Oklahoma: „Immortales: The Hall of Emperors of the Capitoline Museums, Rome“
Exhibition of Roman busts on the University of Oklahoma’s Norman campus until December 06, 2015