"Bombing of Gaza has damaged or destroyed more than 100 heritage sites, NGO report reveals" by Sarvy Geranpayeh (The Art Newspaper).
"The human cost of the bombardment of the Gaza Strip in the war with Israel is well documented. What is less well known is how many historic buildings and sites have also been destroyed."
"Several of Gaza’s museums have also been destroyed or damaged. Rafah Museum, located in southern Gaza, published two videos on its Facebook page showing that the building has partially collapsed. Yasin says Palestinian officials have also received reports of significant damage caused to Al Qarara Cultural Museum and Deir Al Balah museum."
Gift your loved ones with a beautiful photo.
Order before
6 December (Europe)
11 December (USA)
14 December (UK)
to get yours in time for the festivities
Gift your loved ones with a beautiful photo.
Order before
6 December (Europe)
11 December (USA)
14 December (UK)
to get yours in time for the festivities.
The application deadline for SAH's 2024 Method Acts is coming up on November 27. Method Acts is an annual series of events exploring alternative and non-traditional research methods used by graduate students and emerging scholars in architectural history and adjacent fields.
New book published by UCL Press: "Parliament Buildings: The Architecture of Politics in Europe", co-edited by Sophia Psarra, Uta Staiger and Claudia Sternberg.
I've contributed a chapter called "Degrees of opposition and cooperation: how seating plans and parliament layouts reflect and give rise to political cultures"
📺 O Xurxo Ayán ha vuelto a G24 para una nueva temporada de Zig Zag.
Ayer, habló del proyecto #PALCOS, en curso en #Galicia, que estudia la arqueología y arquitectura de los escenarios de las fiestas de pueblo "para lograr unha mellor compresión da relación entre forma, tamaño e localización destas estruturas e a evolución da festa e das orquestras e formacións musicais que participan nelas."
This picture book is truly gorgeous : based on the true story of Mildred, Harriet, Brenda, and Wilma Moody, this non fiction book shows the incredible work realized by the sisters in Southern California in the 30s.