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Guastavino tiles seen inside the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church on West 82nd Street in Manhattan.Michael Freeman
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“The Guastavino construction method was absolutely revolutionary in its
day for three big reasons,” Ochsendorf said. “It was fireproof; it was
incredibly strong; and it could be built with no support from below
during construction, almost like magic.”
Read the whole story here on Aljazeera.com
Thanks to musing reader Naomi Duffey for the heads up on this one!
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“Cho is deep into an artist residency at the Harbourfront Centre
where his work is currently on display until April 6. The inspiration
for the series came from a two-month residency program he recently
completed in Jingdezhen, China, a city of 1.5 million people located
north east of Hong Kong. The trip was made possible through an Ontario
Arts Council grant.”
– Sheena Lyonnais
Read the whole article at here at Yonge Street.
Find out more about George Cho at: studiogeorge.wordpress.com
http://artscouncil.mb.ca/grant-recipients/award-of-distinction/
