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Hiccups in theory and practice- The New Indian Express
Delhi-based artist Vivan Sundaram is among the most famed figures in Indian present day and contemporary art. His installation titled, “Black Gold”, thematises the historical port city recognised as Muziris which disappeared following a significant flood in the Periyar river in 1341. The artist seeks to rekindle the memory of the town as an “imaginary habitation”. His creativity took the condition of an artwork installation in Aspinwall Residence, Kochi in 2012. The web page delivers an understanding of the deep-seated contradictions in the new-media practices of art in India. The work spreads throughout an location of all over 10 × 5m with a top of 1½ ft. it is produced…
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EYP Launches Sustainable Landscape Design Practice
ALBANY, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–EYP, a leading architecture and engineering firm creating memorable designs that enhance people’s lives and communities, announces the launch of its sustainable landscape design practice that creates healthier and more productive environments from the ground up. Guided by programs like the Green Building Council and the Sustainable SITES Initiatives®, EYP’s sustainable landscape approach extends its long history of developing sustainable projects. Jessica A. Petro, PLA, ASLA, has joined EYP as lead designer and landscape architect to spearhead the firm’s focus on creating sustainable, high-performance landscapes. “We’re advocates for your site,” stated Ms. Petro. “Our team thinks about how landscapes function and how they interact with their inhabitants and…


