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Art: Diamond wires slicing the bunker
(November 2012) An ancient defense waterline in the Netherlands is made accessible to the public
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Art: „Dry stone walling in extreme“
(October 2012) Duncan Elliott sets chunks of stone together collected from England’s countryside to create figures in motion
Art: The financial crisis and the shock of Fukushima
Japanese artist Hirotoshi Ito presents contemporary themes in a tongue-in-cheek combination of materials
Design: „Marble’s symbolic and spiritual power“
(August 2012) „Thus Spoke the Marble“ is the motto of the Turkish trade associations present their design ideas
Art: lifeless stone and human flesh
(August 2012) Paris’ Musée Rodin is currently showing the exhibit „Rodin, flesh and marble“
Art: „I consider all my life as a trip“
(July 2012) Italian artist Giuliano Giussani expresses his observations of the world around and inside him in his sculptures
Art: an Angel with a mobile phone and QR-Codes for gravestones
(June 2012) Artists and designers are bringing modern communication technology and stone closer together
Art: Tradition and delight as an end in itself
(May 2012) The two artists making up Escultura-Opaso work according to commission and delight in unusual ideas
Art: Darkness of the soul peering out of slate
(April 2012) Spanish artist Pancho Castelo expresses dark moods in dark stone relief
Stone symposia scheduled for the months ahead
(April 2012) High times for hammer and chisel
Art: Play on stone
(March 2012) Many of sculptor Ulf Eggert’s works are chock full of humour and vitality
Architecture as a stonemason’s theme
Sculptor Ekkehard Altenburger of German dependences has dedicated himself and his work to the balance between buildings and their surrounding environment
In-house elephant-relief
English stonemason works stone to an enormous animal figure
Art: the magnificence of stone from the Apulian Alps
(December 2011) A book displays the monumental work of art in marble as well as the secret to success of local sculptors’ industry
Snap-shots of small animals
French-born sculptress Marion Rivière crafts even spiders and hedgehogs in stone