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Villa Mokbel: New hope for Beirut's forgotten architectural gem | Features - Vimarsana News

Villa Mokbel: New hope for Beirut's forgotten architectural gem | Features

The stunning but dilapidated mansion is hosting a special kind of exhibition: seeking someone new to love it

Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023 Announces New Site-Specific and Adaptable Installations and Commissions - Vimarsana News

Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023 Announces New Site-Specific and Adaptable Installations and Commissions

Discover the innovative installations and projects at Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023, exploring resource scarcity and adaptability in architecture.

New commissions and site-specific projects - Announcements - Vimarsana News

New commissions and site-specific projects - Announcements

Sharjah Architecture Triennial reveals details of new commissions and site-specific projects for its 2023 edition, The Beauty of Impermanence: An Architecture of Adaptability.

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Look: Robotic arm holding DNA-infused olive oil, artwork with real bank notes; 8 iconic images from Art Dubai - Vimarsana News

Look: Robotic arm holding DNA-infused olive oil, artwork with real bank notes; 8 iconic images from Art Dubai

In its most prolific edition yet, the exhibition, with multiple unique pieces on display, brings together 130 galleries from 40 countries

'It's chaotic and messy, but there's some kind of order' — Dia Mrad's new show captures the state of Beirut - Vimarsana News

'It's chaotic and messy, but there's some kind of order' — Dia Mrad's new show captures the state of Beirut

DUBAI: Whether he’s in France or Brazil, Lebanese photographer Dia Mrad is repeatedly asked the burning question, “What’s going on in Beirut?” Over the past four years, Lebanon has been making international headlines for all the wrong reasons: the country’s 2019 uprising, the deadly Beirut Port explosion, government negligence, and skyrocketing inflation as part of a prolonged