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This is Brian Meehan’s final year as executive director of Museum London.
Author of the article: Joe Belanger
Publishing date: Mar 12, 2021 • March 12, 2021 • 1 minute read • Brian Meehan, right, CEO of Museum London, has announced he will be retiring next year. Among the projects he has been involved with is the annual UPwithART, which in 2020 raised $150,000 for the museum and the Unity Project for Relief of Homelessness, represented by Silvia Langer, development director. (Mike Hensen/The London Free Press)
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Beautiful terror: Why witnessing the sublime in art gives you that awestruck feeling
Artists have tried for centuries to capture the sensation you feel in the face of something immeasurable.
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Artists have tried for centuries to capture the sensation you feel in the face of something immeasurable
Posted: Feb 18, 2021 5:30 PM ET | Last Updated: February 18
Beautiful terror: Why witnessing the sublime in art gives you that awestruck feeling
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4:23Artists have tried for centuries to capture the sensation you feel in the face of something immeasurable.4:23
Have you ever gone to the gallery with your uncle and as you re watching him stare deep into a Caspar David Friedrich painting, a look of slight terror appears on his face as he gazes at the rough sea? That look on your uncle s face is part of art! Today we re going to talk about this effect that philosophers have called the sublime the sensation that you feel when you look at something i
The remote Canadian architecture of power couple Shim-Sutcliffe
The remote Canadian architecture of power couple Shim-Sutcliffe
The Architecture of Point William delves into a series of works by Toronto architecture firm Shim-Sutcliffe, all masterfully bridging nature and architecture on the Canadian Shield
PW House by Shim-Sutcliffe.
Photography: Edward Burtynsky
We have followed the dynamic architecture of Brigitte Shim and Howard Sutcliffe of Toronto-based Shim-Sutcliffe ever since we first profiled the studio back in 2007. Several years, publications and a wealth of strong projects later, and the illustrious Canadian architects have been back on our radar with their sensitive, detail-orientated and contextual work for PW House, on the Canadian Shield. The generous family home was featured in our May 2020 print issue, and then nominated as Best Private House in the Wallpaper Design Awards 2020.