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Delhi Weekend Events: Mango Day To Giving Tribute To Lady Gaga - Check What's Happening In Delhi-NCR From July 21-23 | Culture News - Vimarsana News

Delhi Weekend Events: Mango Day To Giving Tribute To Lady Gaga - Check What's Happening In Delhi-NCR From July 21-23 | Culture News

For those eager to have an extraordinary weekend; Check list of events taking place in Delhi-NCR from July 21-23. 

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BuildTech Asia 2023 to focus on Digitalisation, Smart Building & Construction and Sustainability - Vimarsana News

BuildTech Asia 2023 to focus on Digitalisation, Smart Building & Construction and Sustainability

SINGAPORE, March 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- BuildTech Asia (BTA), the leading platform for Asia Pacific's building and construction industry, is back for its 12th edition from 28 – 30 March 2023. A Constellar event, BTA's theme this year is "Transforming Tomorrow's Built Environment", presented with 48 local and regional industry associations and partners. BTA 2023 will feature over...

Interdisciplinary artist Pamela Z awarded 2022 Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT - Vimarsana News

Interdisciplinary artist Pamela Z awarded 2022 Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts at MIT

Massachusetts Institute of Technology is pleased to announce that interdisciplinary artist Pamela Z is the recipient of the a href= https://arts.mit.

'Artists Transform the Archive' in new La Jolla Historical Society exhibition - Vimarsana News

'Artists Transform the Archive' in new La Jolla Historical Society exhibition

When it came to creating the pieces in the La Jolla Historical Society’s upcoming exhibit “Memory Traces: Artists Transform the Archive,” artists had one prompt — visit the Historical Society’s archive, dig around and find something to use as a point of departure for making new work.