This Is Athens Campaign: Thousands of foreigners relocate to Athens to work-from-home
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A large number of work-from-home employees from all around the world, that have been moving to Athens over the past year, have become the protagonists of the new campaign ‘This Is Athens‘, created by the Municipality of the city during 2020.
As the campaign explains, these “digital nomads” are top professionals from big international corporations, who are not able to go to work, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown restrictions.
This is Athens.
Since they have been working remotely from home, they have chosen to live in Athens, for as long as these special conditions allow it, and work via internet with their companies in their home countries.
Essential, but fashionable. What masks say about us, and why experts believe they’re here to stay.
Updated Feb 15, 2021;
Posted Feb 12, 2021
Ashanti Peoples rocks a high-fashion mask as Trenton Central High School holds its outdoor graduation in 2020 at Arm & Hammer Park.Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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Nearly a year into the pandemic, wearing a face mask probably feels like second nature. Masks are on your mind before you head out the door, they come in all sorts of different styles, and they minimize the spread of the virus.
But what do masks say about us? Are they going to be a part of our lives for the foreseeable future? Are they the new fashion accessory to be paired with any new clothing purchase?
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Art Institute of Chicago announces Irene Sunwoo as Chair of Architecture and Design
Sunwoo joins the Art Institute from the Columbia Universitys Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. Photo: Benjamin Mistak.
CHICAGO, IL
.-The Art Institute announced today that the museum has appointed architectural historian and curator Irene Sunwoo to be the John H. Bryan Chair and Curator, Architecture and Design. Sunwoo joins the Art Institute from the Columbia Universitys Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation , where she has been Curator of the Arthur Ross Architecture Gallery and Director of Exhibitions since 2016.
At Columbia, Sunwoo established a distinctive vision, overseeing an experimental and interdisciplinary exhibition program that fused a scholarly approach to content with innovative exhibition design. In her ongoing collaborations with architects and artists, Sunwoo has supported and advanced new architectural practices, research, an