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Revolution Software wins big at Game Republic 20th Anniversary Awards - Vimarsana News

Revolution Software wins big at Game Republic 20th Anniversary Awards

The winners of the Game Republic 20th Anniversary Awards have been announced, with Revolution Software taking home two …

Disney Illusion Island wins Game of the Year at TIGA Awards 2023 - Vimarsana News

Disney Illusion Island wins Game of the Year at TIGA Awards 2023

The UK trade body TIGA has revealed the winners of its annual awards, with Dlala Studios taking home the Game Of The Ye…

The best yoga mats to help you find your flow - Vimarsana News

The best yoga mats to help you find your flow

These are the best yoga mats to help you find your inner zen, in class or at home

13 Coolest Airbnbs in Barcelona, Spain for 2021 (with Photos) – Trips To Discover - Vimarsana News

13 Coolest Airbnbs in Barcelona, Spain for 2021 (with Photos) – Trips To Discover

Many of the Airbnbs in Barcelona are private rooms in apartments, including this one for two guests. It is a large room that’s about 20 square meters that has lots of natural light and a fully equipped shower room. Guests get a queen-size bed, air conditioning, sofa, work desk, smart TV, and wardrobe. You’ll also have access to a shared large kitchen and living room. This bedroom for rent is in the Gracia part of town that is five to 10 minutes walking distance from Passeig de Gracia and Rambla Catalunya. It’s also two metro stops from the heart of the city, Placa Catalunya. Come here f...

Sculpting the American Civil War | Apollo Magazine - Vimarsana News

Sculpting the American Civil War | Apollo Magazine

Compiling his Reminiscences in the final years of his life, the sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848–1907) recalled how the coming of America’s Civil War had moved him. Saint-Gaudens had been an aspiring artist, aged 13, and a New York cameo-cutter’s apprentice when the war’s first shots were fired; from the lathe where he learned to cut lions, dogs, and horses into amethyst and malachite, he watched the Federal army gather. ‘From my window,’ he wrote, ‘I saw virtually the entire contingent of New England Volunteers on their way to the Civil War, a spectacle profoundly impress...