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Marina landscape plan draws pushback from harbor committee
MOUNT DESERT — When just one member of the Harbor Committee expressed worry about a landscape approach for the Northeast Harbor Marina space that was presented to the committee Oct. 11, many others quickly adopted. The Backyard Club of Mount Desert engaged award-successful landscape architect Bruce John Riddell to create a beautification program for the significant grassy space typically known as the village environmentally friendly and for the region all around the tennis courts. The strategy phone calls for, more than time, planting purple maples along the west facet of the environmentally friendly and developing a berm for lesser plantings on the south and southeast side, like along the location…
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Desert X AlUla 2022 Draws on the History and Culture of the Saudi Arabian Landscape
Desert X AlUla 2022 Draws on the History and Culture of the Saudi Arabian Landscape Claudia Comte – Dark Suns, Bright Waves. Image © Lance Gerber Share Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whatsapp Mail Or https://www.archdaily.com/977202/desert-x-alula-2022-draws-on-the-history-and-culture-of-the-saudi-arabian-landscape As part of the Desert X international contemporary art exhibition, the second edition of the Desert X AlUla features 15 contextual installations across the Saudi Arabian desert that explore “ideas of mirage and oasis”. This year’s exhibition is curated by Reem Fadda, Raneem Farsi, and Neville Wakefield, under the theme of Sarab (arabic for ‘Mirage’), and invites artists to address the history and culture of the desert, its contemporary significance, and the dichotomy between the…
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A Textile Designer Who Draws on Art History and Neuroscience
Through her time at Tufts, Van Dusen made costumes for the university’s theater department, which ready her for internships each for the duration of and immediately after college or university with the style makes Norma Kamali and Proenza Schouler, and a postgraduation occupation in the studio of the designer Mary Meyer. All the even though, Van Dusen was creating her own vivid, sample-centric dresses — which she’d been executing because higher university — on the side. “I would go to material or classic stores and test to obtain major bolts of material,” she claims. “I would make samples, get preorders from shops, and then produce the collection six months later…


