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Mustafa Suleyman, Co-founder of Google DeepMind at FutureFest 2016 from Nesta UK on Vimeo.

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10 Award-Winning Skyscrapers in China | Artinfo

This year the CTBUH inaugurated its “China Best Tall Building Awards” honoring the best high-rise buildings of the year 2016. Here are the winners.

The Chinese government recently made waves in the international press with a ban on “grandiose and weird Western architecture,” a decision passionately criticized by artist and activist Ai W

David Hockney Drawings, Turner Returns to Tate: 10 Exhibitions to See in the UK This Week (Aug 15-21) | Artinfo

The biggest shows in the UK this week, from Peter Blake at the De La Warr Pavilion to artists "Painting Paradise" in Scotland.

T.S. Eliot famously wrote that April is the “cruelest month,” but in the art world, it has to be August. All the major galleries and museums seem to launch their summer shows around Jun

Contemporary Artists Reimagine the Vase at Ireland's National Craft Gallery | Artinfo

Nearly 30 ceramicists from around the world reimagine the form and function of the vase in a new exhibition at Ireland's National Craft Gallery.

A new exhibition seeks to provide a different view of vases. Nearly 30 ceramicists from around the world reconsider the object in “Vase: Function Reviewed,” which runs until November 6 at Ki

Amar Kanwar’s ‘The Sovereign Forest’ Makes Southeast Asia Debut in Singapore | Artinfo

The Indian artist-filmmaker is presenting the anticipated exhibition “The Sovereign Forest” at the NTU Center for Contemporary Art in Singapore through October 9.

Acclaimed New Delhi artist-filmmaker Amar Kanwar is presenting the anticipated exhibition “The Sovereign Forest” at the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) in Singapore through O

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CUCULA - a company from and by refugees from Corinna Sy on Vimeo.

BELIEVE trailer from Ian Wilson on Vimeo.

The Island of all Together (English subtitles) from Philip & Marieke on Vimeo.

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Predictions for 2016: A Tale of Two Art Worlds | Artinfo

Looking around today it can seem as if there are two parallel art worlds.

The following essay is by Joel Wachs, president of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.Looking around today it can seem as if there are two parallel art worlds. A small number of

The Grossmalerman Show Episode 4 from Guy Richards Smit on Vimeo.

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Selected Drawings by Alex Evans 2015 from Alex Evans on Vimeo.

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French President Francois Hollande said Thursday there were "still difficulties" in the climate talks in Paris, especially on financing. "There are still difficulties, we are aware of them, on financing... There is also some resistance, particularly in relation to compensation for (climate-inflicted) loss and damage," Hollande said. "We also need to ensure the commitments are not too far into the future," he said, referring to pledges that would address climate change in the near-term.

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Beyond the Fairs: Must-See Exhibitions in Miami During ABMB | Artinfo

There are plenty of gallery and museum exhibitions on view this week, as well as eclectic one-off shows.

Last we checked there are upwards of 1,918 satellite fairs orbiting around the main event of Art Basel Miami Beach. (Don’t quote us on that figure.) But if you’d rather your art experience n

Field books capture essential information for ecological history but are often difficult to track down in scientific collections. The Field Book Project, launched in 2010 by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian Institution Archives, is an initiative to catalogue field books, track their conservation, and make them accessible online.

How Audubon Pranked a Fellow Naturalist with a Bulletproof Fish