Next year the Inhotim Institute in Brumadinho, Minas Gerais, will inaugurate an on-site hotel, marking the first phase of a megaproject involving the construction of several resorts linked to the art museum and botanical garden. The 140-hectare institution on the outskirts of Belo Horizonte has experienced a significant rise in attendance since it opened to
The government has launched five new Quantum Missions, building on UK’s £2.5 billion Quantum Strategy missions aim to galvanise academics, industry and private investors to commit time and resource towards hitting significant milestones, like embedding quantum sensing into the NHS new Science Minister Andrew Griffith makes first visit to National Physical Laboratory, to see new
Catherine Goodman LVO Reappointed for a four year term commencing 01 November 2023. Catherine Goodman is an artist, educator, and the Founding Artistic Director of the Royal Drawing School, which she co-established in 2000 with the former The Prince of Wales, now His Majesty King Charles III. She trained at Camberwell School of Arts &
Novo Nordisk A/S NVO announced that it is set to invest more than 16 billion Danish kroner (€2.1 billion) by the end of 2023 to expand the existing production site in Chartres, France, for the current and future product portfolio within serious chronic diseases. Per the company, the investment is expected to significantly increase the capacity
In the summer of 2007 – part of the heady, early-aughts era the designer has referenced in his recent Celine collections – Hedi Slimane curated an exhibition at Arndt & Partner Gallery in Berlin. Evocatively titled ‘Sweet Bird of Youth’, it gathered a group of young artists who were part of a changing New York
Marilyn Robinson, 93, of Aventura, Fla., died Nov. 5, 2023. Marilyn was born in Toledo, Ohio. At an early age, she was encouraged to enroll in art classes at the Toledo Museum of Art to enhance her natural artistic abilities. There she was exposed to classical art. She graduated from Scott High School, class of
In January the First Minister announced the Welsh Government would fund up to 140 students a year at the facility, and the first 80 are due to start in September next year. The new medical school for North Wales will admit and train hundreds of medical students in its first decade through both 5-year
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The reputation of Proyectos Ultravioleta in the international art world far outstrips the number of people who have actually set foot in the gallery in Guatemala City. “We’re committed to doing shows that really resonate
Non-medical academic research on wine has two main strands. The first, founded on statistics, fails consistently to prove a link between taste and perceptions of quality. The second, founded on economics, parks the idea that wine’s for drinking and considers how much it costs. Their common thread is subjectivity. The story that attaches itself to
Member Article Coventry and Warwickshire has been hailed as an ‘incredible place to invest’ by national and international companies at an event in the region. Coventry and Warwickshire Champions, which is part of the CW Growth Hub Group, held its latest bi-monthly meeting at the brand new Segro Park Coventry development, which falls just inside