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'Elegant and intimate' design revealed for Dubai's forthcoming Art Jameel arts centre
BY Kim Megson | 21 Mar 2017
London practice Serie Architects have revealed new images of their design for the Jameel Arts Centre (JAC) in Dubai and confirmed the facility will open next year.
'Personal connection key for zoos', says expert psychologist
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Mar 2017
A leading academic in the fields of psychology and conservation has said that zoos need to foster a personal connection between guests and animals in order to encourage repeat visits and continued contributions to conservation efforts.
HLF tackles skills and diversity deficit with £10.1m Skills for the Future campaign
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Mar 2017
A total of 18 heritage projects are set to benefit from the Heritage Lottery Fund’s (HLF) Skills for the Future campaign – a programme which helps organisations deliver paid training placements to meet skills shortages in the heritage sector and to help diversify the workforce.
BIG's 'sensitive, transparent' WWII bunker museum complex nears completion in Blåvand
BY Kim Megson | 20 Mar 2017
A museum complex designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) partly on the site of a former German WWII bunker is nearing completion in Blåvand, western Denmark.
Zero Latency secures new partner for Boston and Philadelphia VR arenas
BY Alice Davis | 20 Mar 2017
Free-roam multiplayer VR provider Zero Latency has announced multiple new arenas, in Greater Boston, Massachusetts, and in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Polar World attraction dedicated to past, present and future of Arctic and Antarctica opens in France
BY Kim Megson | 20 Mar 2017
A new scientific and cultural complex exploring the world of polar bears, penguins, icebergs and expeditions has opened in Prémanon, eastern France.
Northern Ireland tourism could benefit from reduced VAT after Brexit
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Mar 2017
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union could provide a huge boost to Northern Ireland’s tourism, thanks to freedom from EU laws over VAT rates for tourism.
Disney to pay out US$3.8m to employees following wage dispute
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Mar 2017
Disney has agreed to pay out US$3.8m (€3.5m, £3m) in back wages, after officials found violations from the company regarding minimum wages, overtime pay and payroll records.
Major developments at Tivoli Gardens set for November opening
BY Alice Davis | 17 Mar 2017
Tivoli Corner, a food and retail development at the transition point between Tivoli Gardens and the city of Copenhagen, is expected to open in November 2017.
Upcoming Dr Seuss museum celebrates life and work of famed author
BY Alice Davis | 17 Mar 2017
The Amazing World of Dr Seuss, a museum dedicated to the life and works of the popular writer and animator Theodor Seuss Geisel, is opening on 2 June in Springfield, Massachusetts.
James Corner chosen to masterplan one-mile stretch of historic Washington DC park
BY Kim Megson | 17 Mar 2017
Landscape architecture studio James Corner Field Operations have been appointed to “restore, reimagine and revitalise” a one-mile stretch of Washington D.C’s historic Chesapeake and Ohio National Historical Park.
Abandoned gas station and rest stop to become vintage park in heart of France
BY Alice Davis | 17 Mar 2017
Plans are underway to create a vintage-themed recreational complex as an ode to the golden days of automobile travel, at a disused gas station on one of France’s most iconic routes.
Failed Atlantic City casino to become waterpark and resort
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Mar 2017
With Atlantic City’s failed casino ventures turning their eyes towards family entertainment, the developer of the recently-acquired Atlantic Club Casino has unveiled plans to invest more than US$135m (€125.8m, £109.3m) to turn the property into an indoor waterpark.
Addressing social fallout at the heart of AAM's 2017 TrendsWatch report
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Mar 2017
Closing the empathy deficit, the next horizon of civil rights and the rise of the intelligent machines, are all trends that will affect cultural institutions in the coming years, according to the 2017 edition of the Center for the Future of Museums’ (CFM) annual TrendsWatch report.
'Fearless participants' try out Derren Brown's reimagined ghost train at Thorpe Park
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Mar 2017
Thorpe Park has released new test footage for its reimagined version of Derren Brown’s Ghost Train, demonstrating the park’s promise to “up the fear” with the hair-raising footage.
New chapter for Chicago’s Cultural Mile as American Writers Museum prepares for opening
BY Alice Davis | 16 Mar 2017
The American Writers Museum, the first museum to be dedicated to the nation’s literary tradition, is set to bring a new element to Chicago’s Cultural Mile.
OMA kickstart 'architectural evolution' with vast Dubai arts hub Concrete
BY Kim Megson | 16 Mar 2017
Concrete – a multi-functional cultural space designed by OMA for Dubai’s Alserkal Avenue – officially opened to the public yesterday (15 March).
Visitors set to fly at Abu Dhabi’s futuristic skydiving and climbing centre
BY Alice Davis | 16 Mar 2017
The drive to make Yas Island one of the world’s top leisure and entertainment destination continues with the under-construction CLYMB, a futuristic building that will hold a supersized flight chamber and climbing wall.
American Alliance of Museums condemns government's transgender rights repeal
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Mar 2017
The American Alliance of Museums has spoken out against the decision by US President Donald Trump’s administration to rescind guidelines that sought to protect transgender students in learning institutions from discrimination.
Eleven vie for UK City of Culture title
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Mar 2017
Eleven cities of the UK have registered bids to be considered for UK City of Culture 2021, with the prospective candidates hoping to become the third such choice after Hull and Derry-Londonderry.
     
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2661 to 2680 of 9725 news stories
'Elegant and intimate' design revealed for Dubai's forthcoming Art Jameel arts centre
BY Kim Megson | 21 Mar 2017
London practice Serie Architects have revealed new images of their design for the Jameel Arts Centre (JAC) in Dubai and confirmed the facility will open next year.
'Personal connection key for zoos', says expert psychologist
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Mar 2017
A leading academic in the fields of psychology and conservation has said that zoos need to foster a personal connection between guests and animals in order to encourage repeat visits and continued contributions to conservation efforts.
HLF tackles skills and diversity deficit with £10.1m Skills for the Future campaign
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Mar 2017
A total of 18 heritage projects are set to benefit from the Heritage Lottery Fund’s (HLF) Skills for the Future campaign – a programme which helps organisations deliver paid training placements to meet skills shortages in the heritage sector and to help diversify the workforce.
BIG's 'sensitive, transparent' WWII bunker museum complex nears completion in Blåvand
BY Kim Megson | 20 Mar 2017
A museum complex designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) partly on the site of a former German WWII bunker is nearing completion in Blåvand, western Denmark.
Zero Latency secures new partner for Boston and Philadelphia VR arenas
BY Alice Davis | 20 Mar 2017
Free-roam multiplayer VR provider Zero Latency has announced multiple new arenas, in Greater Boston, Massachusetts, and in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Polar World attraction dedicated to past, present and future of Arctic and Antarctica opens in France
BY Kim Megson | 20 Mar 2017
A new scientific and cultural complex exploring the world of polar bears, penguins, icebergs and expeditions has opened in Prémanon, eastern France.
Northern Ireland tourism could benefit from reduced VAT after Brexit
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Mar 2017
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union could provide a huge boost to Northern Ireland’s tourism, thanks to freedom from EU laws over VAT rates for tourism.
Disney to pay out US$3.8m to employees following wage dispute
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Mar 2017
Disney has agreed to pay out US$3.8m (€3.5m, £3m) in back wages, after officials found violations from the company regarding minimum wages, overtime pay and payroll records.
Major developments at Tivoli Gardens set for November opening
BY Alice Davis | 17 Mar 2017
Tivoli Corner, a food and retail development at the transition point between Tivoli Gardens and the city of Copenhagen, is expected to open in November 2017.
Upcoming Dr Seuss museum celebrates life and work of famed author
BY Alice Davis | 17 Mar 2017
The Amazing World of Dr Seuss, a museum dedicated to the life and works of the popular writer and animator Theodor Seuss Geisel, is opening on 2 June in Springfield, Massachusetts.
James Corner chosen to masterplan one-mile stretch of historic Washington DC park
BY Kim Megson | 17 Mar 2017
Landscape architecture studio James Corner Field Operations have been appointed to “restore, reimagine and revitalise” a one-mile stretch of Washington D.C’s historic Chesapeake and Ohio National Historical Park.
Abandoned gas station and rest stop to become vintage park in heart of France
BY Alice Davis | 17 Mar 2017
Plans are underway to create a vintage-themed recreational complex as an ode to the golden days of automobile travel, at a disused gas station on one of France’s most iconic routes.
Failed Atlantic City casino to become waterpark and resort
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Mar 2017
With Atlantic City’s failed casino ventures turning their eyes towards family entertainment, the developer of the recently-acquired Atlantic Club Casino has unveiled plans to invest more than US$135m (€125.8m, £109.3m) to turn the property into an indoor waterpark.
Addressing social fallout at the heart of AAM's 2017 TrendsWatch report
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Mar 2017
Closing the empathy deficit, the next horizon of civil rights and the rise of the intelligent machines, are all trends that will affect cultural institutions in the coming years, according to the 2017 edition of the Center for the Future of Museums’ (CFM) annual TrendsWatch report.
'Fearless participants' try out Derren Brown's reimagined ghost train at Thorpe Park
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Mar 2017
Thorpe Park has released new test footage for its reimagined version of Derren Brown’s Ghost Train, demonstrating the park’s promise to “up the fear” with the hair-raising footage.
New chapter for Chicago’s Cultural Mile as American Writers Museum prepares for opening
BY Alice Davis | 16 Mar 2017
The American Writers Museum, the first museum to be dedicated to the nation’s literary tradition, is set to bring a new element to Chicago’s Cultural Mile.
OMA kickstart 'architectural evolution' with vast Dubai arts hub Concrete
BY Kim Megson | 16 Mar 2017
Concrete – a multi-functional cultural space designed by OMA for Dubai’s Alserkal Avenue – officially opened to the public yesterday (15 March).
Visitors set to fly at Abu Dhabi’s futuristic skydiving and climbing centre
BY Alice Davis | 16 Mar 2017
The drive to make Yas Island one of the world’s top leisure and entertainment destination continues with the under-construction CLYMB, a futuristic building that will hold a supersized flight chamber and climbing wall.
American Alliance of Museums condemns government's transgender rights repeal
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Mar 2017
The American Alliance of Museums has spoken out against the decision by US President Donald Trump’s administration to rescind guidelines that sought to protect transgender students in learning institutions from discrimination.
Eleven vie for UK City of Culture title
BY Tom Anstey | 15 Mar 2017
Eleven cities of the UK have registered bids to be considered for UK City of Culture 2021, with the prospective candidates hoping to become the third such choice after Hull and Derry-Londonderry.
     
 


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