1978 Mercedes-Benz Unimog 416 Could Make Any Humvee Aficionado Green With Envy 16 Feb 2021, 12:22 UTC ·
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As per tradition, there s a broad selection of the latter. One can fine-tune the search for something that would probably become the perfect companion not just for ripping the trails with friends during the weekend but also saving one’s neck in case of an apocalyptic disaster.
Few nameplates can assume such honor, but Mercedes-Benz Unimog is certainly chief among them. After all, the family of multi-purpose all-wheel drive medium trucks has been in production since 1948 and has never backed away from any duty, be it a pleasure cruise or something utterly serious (such as putting on train wheels or assuming firefighter duty).
Richard Saltoun Gallery extends Women 2.1 virtual series of exhibitions spotlighting female artists
Zöe Williams (1983 - ),High Salmon piss pot heel, 2019. Hand glazed ceramic with gold lustre, rabbit furs, 10.5 × 8 × 20 cm. Courtesy Ciaccia Levi, Paris.
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.- Part of Richard Saltoun Gallerys extended Women 2.1 virtual series of exhibitions spotlighting female artists outside the gallery roster, this two-part online presentation explores the work of leading female artists and ceramicists. Part 1 presents work by Lynda Benglis, Zoe Williams, Jacqueline Poncelet.
The rise of feminist art theory and the recognition of widespread gender discrimination in the arts over the past 50 years has significantly focused on textile and fibre sculpture as a key media, with Roszika Parkers seminal 1984 publication The Subversive Stitch giving a public voice to the field. Removing textile from the domestic sphere, it is now a respected and popular art form, yet ceramics, textiles
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Air Canada’s planned takeover of rival Transat A.T. Inc. is now up in the air after a Feb. 15 deadline the companies set to complete the deal passed while they await approval from European regulators.
The two companies have been discussing unspecified “potential amendments” to their deal that could keep it alive, Transat said in a statement Tuesday. But Air Canada won’t agree to extend the deadline, which means either company now has the right to walk away at any time, Transat said.