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Free access for early birds to MoMA’s sculpture garden
(September 2013) The early morning hours will be in effect year-round, weather permitting, daily from 9:00 to 10:15 a.m.
Art
„Stone Sea“ by Andy Goldsworthy
(August 2013) British artist produces a fascinating installation comprising of 25 limestone arches for the St. Louis Art Museum
Once an artist, always an artist
(July 2013) Spanish sculptor Jose Luis Hinchado knew since he was 9 years old what he would be when he grew up
„Bathing in light“
The Turkish Trade Organization IMIB presented an art installation of marble varieties during the Milan Design Week
MusivaMente – contemporary mosaics
(June 2013) Carrara Marble Weeks shows works of 16 artists from June, 28 until August, 04
Local history and the unconscious
(June 2013) Artist Jason Mulligan works on art projects involving local citizens and simultaneously produces abstract work
Natural stone jewelry
(May 2013) Finland’s University of Applied Sciences in Imatra is offering courses in Jewellery Art toward a bachelor degree
Art: Love of the land
French artist Roland Mousquès is a specialist in artistic drywall-design
Stone symposia scheduled for the months ahead
(April 2013) High times for hammer and chisel
Art: two large granite boulders between balance and instability
(April 2013) The Serpentine Gallery in London shows Fischli/Weiss’ „Rock on Top of Another Rock“ in Kensington Gardens, London
Art: The Springtime of the Renaissance
(March 2013) Exhibtion of „Sculpture and the Arts in Florence (1400-1460)“ until August 18, 2013 at the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence and later at the Musée du Louvre in Paris
Art: spiritual beliefs and practice of the America’s indigenous peoples
(March 2013) New long-term installation at the Brooklyn Museum
Art: „Hands can create, destroy, caress“
Slovak artist Veronika Priehodová chose themes revolving around relationships between people as well as around people and their global surroundings
Petrified bottles of ketchup
US-American artist Robin Antar reproduces household objects that look like the real thing