The Biennale's national pavilions are expected to generate debate about the very idea of national pavilions.
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We have 12 featured pavilions at this year's Disrupt, and you can meet the startups that will be participating in these featured pavilions here.
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If the Underwater Pavilions were built like artworks to be hung in a gallery, the Pavilions would be crushed by the pressure of the ocean.
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I dove down to see the Underwater Pavilions and came back two weeks later and there was sea grass starting to grow on the Pavilions.
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In eight days I saw, sometimes quickly, everything in the central pavilions, some of the national pavilions, and many of the collateral events and general exhibitions.
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Architects vie to design the most interesting new national pavilions.
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Unlike other visitors, Mr. Trump did not wander the pavilions.
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This year, there were a total of 90 national pavilions.
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Coal was proudly displayed in cases around the convention pavilions.
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There were, also, 90 official national pavilions in the Giardini.
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This year, we're looking to make the pavilions even more diverse.
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Registration is now available for Startup Alley spots and country pavilions.
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Over the years, their makeshift kiosks evolved into more formal pavilions.
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Here are the categories for the pavilions: You can apply here.
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Neither the pavilions nor the utility structure penetrate the marble floor.
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TechCrunch-Curated Startup Pavilions Care to check out hot startup categories?
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How did you view engagement when it came to the Pavilions?
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I think the Pavilions really exist as a balance of extremes.
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But in recent years, pavilions have had to find alternative backers.
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Russian youth danced to old Soviet pop songs among eastern-style pavilions.
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Guest pavilions start at $1,800 per night according to the hotel website.
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For potential sponsors out there, yes, the pavilions are available for sponsorship.
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Two pavilions were built as well, and it was finished in 1769.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VENICE, Italy — There are one gazillion (and counting) contemporary artworks in Venice — at the Giardini pavilions, the vast Arsenale, the national pavilions dispersed through the city, and seemingly endless exhibitions basically everywhere.
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The event is held in the pavilions built for Lisbon's 1998 World Fair.
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I head to the country pavilions—the exhibition spaces put on by governments.
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"For beyond the stars' pavilions God shall compensate your grief," the person said.
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About half of the pavilions' surfaces are mirrored to create kaleidoscopic visual effects.
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For potential sponsors out there, yes, the feature pavilions are available for sponsorship.
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We're happy to announce healthtech, fintech, and AI curated pavilions at Disrupt London.
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These Pavilions could collapse, or they could get ripped away in a current.
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On view at Now Gallery, the Gateway Pavilions, Peninsula Square, London, through Jan.
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It's a mining magnate's collection of art with pavilions dedicated to specific artists.
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Mystery Park is divided into seven themed "pavilions," each located around a central tower.
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Only they couldn't, because the car was swarmed by fans beyond the outfield pavilions.
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Over in the national pavilions, the helping hands of commerce are also well-hidden.
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The pavilions for Haiti and for African nations, designed as primitive huts, came first.
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There are exceptions in the Giardini, the park that hosts some 20083 national pavilions.
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Ms. Macel has organized "Viva Arte Viva" into nine sections, which she calls pavilions.
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The park is 500 acres of winding paths, pavilions, bridges, ponds, and exotic trees.
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The pavilions thus become a place to draw out contemporary resonance with bold strokes.
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Now, it encompasses 11 slatted stained-cedar pavilions housing 24 rooms and two two-bedroom suites between them, though on a recent visit, Hill was pleased to find that the pavilions are difficult to photograph: "They almost disappear into the landscape," he says.
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In renderings, the Holl pavilions resemble small monuments or objects, artfully shaped and slightly mysterious.
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As ever more artists took part, the idea came up to have countries build pavilions.
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One Chinese family of multiple generations relaxed on the stairs at one of the pavilions.
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Peacock Pavilions became a favorite staging ground for international fashion and design magazine photo shoots.
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But several national pavilions took a darker, if still more metaphorical, view of world affairs.
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More than 100 nations built pavilions on a once-empty corner of this capital city.
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Send us an email to express your interest in the country pavilions at Startup Alley today.
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On Sunday, delegates thronged the 10 pavilions erected for the event in Mumbai, India's financial capital.
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"No two pavilions will face each other because we are concerned about cross contamination," McInnes explains.
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With the pavilions fully operational, their true purpose becomes apparent: They're there to promote domestic industries.
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It is the utility conduit for five pavilions composing a soon-to-open Nordic food court.
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Plans call for three shimmering white pavilions to rise from a landscaped terrace overlooking the river.
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And there will be over 10 country pavilions, such as Israel, Italy, South Korea and Russia.
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Here's the list of featured pavilions for Disrupt Berlin: No featured pavilion category fits your startup?
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"The pavilions will probably go to the Maldives," Mr. Gutsch said, describing Parley's history working there.
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The power of community activism and a citizen-centered approach to design recurs throughout the pavilions.
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The French and German pavilions take diametrically opposed approaches to the question of representing a nation.
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" Adjacent to its pavilions, The Wrong also has a number of offline gallery events called "embassies.
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That it's so easy to get lost in the maze of pavilions has certain unexpected advantages.
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His work occupies one of some 50 national pavilions divided between the Giardini and the Arsenale.
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For many pavilions, the end came when a Formula One racetrack was built on the site.
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Regrettably, whatever force Mr. McElheny's pavilions have is vitiated by the park's neurosis about the grass.
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In addition to the national pavilions, 250 other shows are dotted around the city, some very big.
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Country or regional pavilions can include delegations of international startup groups, government innovation centers, incubators and accelerators.
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A heated swimming pool is served by two pavilions, each of which includes a kitchen and bath.
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He has no interest in politics and prefers a carefree life in mansions, pavilions and sculpted gardens.
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Then even he slipped from her awareness, along with his rags and his beyond-the-stars'-pavilions.
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Baffert also announced a big Africa Tech space with a dedicated conference track, country pavilions and more.
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In a lot of ways with the Underwater Pavilions, you find yourself in such an alien condition.
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They encompass 11 slatted stained-cedar pavilions housing 24 rooms and two two-bedroom suites between them.
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LA architects Ball-Nogues have made their name creating eclectic, sculpturally-complex sculptures and pavilions around the world.
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"Other cities have bus shelters and pavilions in parks, but here there's really no shelter outside," he said.
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If you have already applied for Battlefield, you can apply for the pavilions as well without duplicating information.
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Here are the categories for the pavilions: You can apply here, but you'll want to do so soon.
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In a central zone of the sprawling venue, countries have "pavilions" where they showcase their low-carbon efforts.
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Although the scope of these chamber pieces was modest, compared with "Pavilions," their individual trajectories could feel epic.
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From a room of mirrors to kinetic sculpture, the trends and pavilions not to miss across the city.
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The events will feature two pavilions, one highlighting modern Korean culture, the other focusing on more traditional elements.
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Broad walkways connect a variety of exquisite gardens and indoor pavilions chock-full of plants, shrubs and trees.
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Normally, national pavilions at the Biennale tend to showcase renderings, models, and sketches documenting the creation of buildings.
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Of the 85 national pavilions, five are presented by countries participating in the Biennale for the first time.
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It consists of a series of pavilions that emerge at odd intervals from a new three-acre landscape.
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We have only written accounts of what's in the tomb (the pavilions, the candles; it's never been excavated).
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Out of eighty-seven national pavilions, only three exhibitions are dedicated solely to a photographer: Australia, Belgium, and Poland.
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Great big bouncy castles, open-air pavilions on urban waterfronts, smiling, glowing celestial bodies, and kinetic, floating architectural gardens.
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Though many countries are sending official delegations and hosting national pavilions, America's government will be conspicuous by its absence.
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GreenStreet, a sleek shopping and entertainment center formerly known as Houston Pavilions, has struggled to attract tenants and visitors.
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In the pavilions of Venice, bare space has encouraged the viewer to consider the political intentions of the artist.
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The application deadline for these featured pavilions is March 14, 2017, and we'll be notifying the winners shortly thereafter.
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I remember last time we spoke, you were puzzling over exactly how to attach cameras to the underwater pavilions.
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The hospital had 11 pavilions, large rooms that housed 20 patients with the same disease at the same time.
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It is less than 10 minutes from the Pavilions, a luxury shopping center, and is close to major hospitals.
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Peacock Pavilions took four years to finish and the couple was in the red when it opened in 2010.
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The pavilions are a major tourist attraction and have also become one of the world's most prestigious architectural commissions.
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Kenward Elmslie published his poems in Poetry magazine in 1960, and his first book, Pavilions, came out in 18653.
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Before that, he worked with 22011 architect firms on designing 2100 pavilions for the Jinhua Architecture Park (2100-22012).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VENICE, Italy — National pavilions are legitimized by a set of dead-end propositions.
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After visiting Underwater Pavilions, The Creators Project sat down with Aitken in Los Angeles to discuss the influences and incredible effort behind the project: The Creators Project: Visiting the Underwater Pavilions wasn't a passive experience; you have to be actively involved in every moment, because there could be trouble if you aren't.
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These varied influences give rise to some awe-inspiring architecture - temples, tombs and pavilions each with a story to tell.
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Hindu embellishments to baolis included covered arcades and pavilions that served as refuges from the heat and even as lodgings.
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The Alley organizes exhibitors into two types of featured pavilions: categories (like Health & Biotech, Mobility & Transportation and Robotics) or countries.
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It involves flying demonstrations by stunt teams, militaries and commercial pavilions where aviation companies display their upcoming products and technology.
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Mr. Aitken's answer was cameras: He planted three close to the ocean floor and one in each of the pavilions.
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Countries from around the globe built pavilions and commissioned artists to address the concerns of that nation and the world.
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The overhaul will include updates to some of the park's long-standing attractions, like the World Showcase's country-themed pavilions.
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That necessity gave birth to Peacock Pavilions, the hotel her husband designed and the couple built from the ground up.
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It now rambles across 16,000 square meters of exhibition space in the largest of the Messe Basel pavilions, Hall 1.
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A pair of Japanese incense burners on spindly tripods might almost be little pavilions for one of Antoine Watteau's fetes.
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But police are already working to contain the situation so it does not reach other pavilions in the same prison.
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Each of these welcomed innovative, well-funded contributions from around the globe, telling their stories to fairgoers in immersive pavilions.
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Right next to the mansion is the poolside Beach Club, a collection of outdoor pavilions clustered around a swimming pool.
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In years past, Chicago artists have displayed work online as part of the Wrong's digital galleries, known as pavilions, but F=D provides a chance for participants to present work that bridges the space between online and off by providing a physical space — an embassy, in the Wrong's terminology — in addition to the usual pavilions.
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Here's a taster of the Startup Alley from this year, featuring companies from many of the pavilions at the event. Enjoy!
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At previous Disrupts, we've had pavilions representing the Middle East, Korea, Brazil, Japan, Hong Kong, Ireland, the Nordics, among many others.
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"We're finally going to have a front door with this entertainment plaza we're building below and beyond the pavilions," Kasten said.
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Many of the biggest companies have "driver bars" at their pavilions to reward loyal clients and operators with Bavaria's best brews.
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The 23,21-square-foot house, built in 246, is made up of three pavilions that are connected by open-air walkways.
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" In Woltz's recollection, Related "asked Thomas to look at pavilions, and he came back with multiple concepts for the whole site.
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TechCrunch organizes Startup Alley into technology pavilions, including Hardware & IoT, Blockchain/Cryptocurrency/Fintech and Health & Biotech, to name just a few.
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Startup Alley organizes exhibitors into 10 featured pavilions based on categories currently generating a lot of startup buzz and investor interest.
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"The Aman's guest pavilions, all minimalist in style and largely made of cedar, are set along a mountain stream," Osborne wrote.
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Don't miss the Country Pavilions, where you'll find delegations from different countries showcasing the best of their up-and-coming startups.
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Be sure to check out the Country Pavilions featuring emerging startups from international startup groups, government innovation centers, incubators and accelerators.
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He designed his mausoleum as an underground Mar-a-Lago, with countless pavilions, great feng shui and a major security force.
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The Biennale brings a top-flight roster of international visual art that is organized into a main show and national pavilions.
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Antoine D'Agostino, 82, began working at age 12 in the teeming food pavilions in Les Halles, hauling produce in wooden carts.
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It is billed as a showpiece of culture, business and technology with pavilions from 192 countries plus concerts and other events.
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He sought "solidarity with the humble" in union halls, prisons, factories or park pavilions, places with bad acoustics but great for debate.
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Did you know that all startups exhibiting in Startup Alley — including pavilions — have a chance to be voted the Wild Card company?
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Making, shipping and mounting the shows in the national pavilions is in principle funded by arts organisations such as the British Council.
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PhoenixPhoenix New Times Check out the Scottsdale Pavilions Car Show every Saturday or take a free swing dance lesson at The Duce.
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Each of the 10 featured pavilions focuses on a category that generates lots of excitement and interest from startups and investors alike.
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And while country-themed characters once roamed the pavilions of Epcot's World Showcase in Walt Disney World, they no longer exist today.
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The formal gardens and hilltop terraces feature pavilions, grottoes, fountains and classical sculpture, including the Oceanus Fountain, which towers above the forecourt.
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At Nanjing Hotel, Lin floated across tables to supervise service as her guests savored dinner in small pavilions of pastel paper flowers.
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During the Biennale, 40 pavilions representing nations, territories and cities will explore the relationship among design, social needs and our emotional responses.
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The 333-bedroom home anchors two landscaped acres, with two guest pavilions, a caretaker's unit, swimming pool, tennis court and lily pond.
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The audience wanders through the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino along specially illuminated pathways, bridges and pavilions.
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Be enchanted by the splendid palace-villa with its art collections and pavilions, set in 75 hectares (158 acres) of historic gardens.
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The grocery giant operates stores in 34 states and Washington, D.C. under well-known brands including Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco and Pavilions.
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Epcot, which opened in 1982, is home to the World Showcase, which features dozens of pavilions of countries from around the globe.
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The national pavilions remain independent from the biennale itself, and require the participating countries to assume all funding, curatorial, and production responsibilities.
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In the Biennale's national pavilions, the Canadians are showing well-meaning videos about the impact of the changing climate on the Inuit people.
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Those trusty non-convertible Pavilions are getting a refresh, as well, with slimmed-down profiles, new colors and sixth-gen core i7 processors.
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But this trailer's weirdly squeaky-clean space station is still creepy, with its huge windows and art deco pavilions and spidery shadow-creatures.
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Since shifting to the Portuguese capital, the conference has expanded to fill a 20,000-seat music venue and four soccer pitch-sized pavilions.
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Ms. Varejão's is among Inhotim's largest pavilions, which are scattered amid 2,500 lush acres and function as permanent solo galleries for contemporary artists.
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Finally, Startup Alley's featured pavilions give you an insider's look into some of the promising companies that will help shape their respective industries.
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The club said it had three pavilions with 28 rooms at their Fazendao training centre and that authorities would soon transport patients there.
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Both pavilions will have plenty of art on display and feature live performances in a variety of art forms, including music and dance.
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The city's founder was James Bradley, a segregationist who in 1887 stopped black people from using the beaches, bathing houses, pavilions and promenades.
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These rooms come with large pavilions that include a hydrotherapy pool, spacious terrace, day bed, lounge chairs, and a generous helping of privacy.
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Throughout the early morning, thousands of similar deals were unfolding inside more than 212 hulking meat, fruit, vegetable, dairy and flower pavilions nearby.
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International Real Estate 23 Photos View Slide Show ' A CLIFF-TOP VILLA OF BALINESE-STYLE PAVILIONS IN TOBAGO $4.43 MILLION (3,014,865 BRITISH POUNDS) This clifftop home of Balinese-style pavilions, called Ohana Villa, has the windswept openness of a traditional Caribbean plantation-style home overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on Tobago, one of two major islands in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
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The Featured Pavilions rolled out at Disrupt SF and Disrupt London last year, but for New York, we're going big for the Big Apple.
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On Saturday, moms, dads and kids will flood into the pavilions to get a taste of what tech entrepreneurship looks like in the flesh.
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We are looking for 30 outstanding startups to participate in one of our Featured Pavilions, exhibit your startup and attend Disrupt SF for free.
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He also worked with local groups, the Avalon Harbor Patrol and mooring services to install the three pavilions, one after another, at different depths.
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"I want to know that a student in Tokyo can open a tablet and see a feed from the pavilions live," Mr. Aitken said.
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This project features new stores, restaurants, sports venues, and attractions like rooftop surfing pavilions, a roller coaster, a zip line and indoor ice climbing.
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Ninety-minute Insights tours ($40) visit his private living areas, the school's drafting room and the outdoor pavilions and walkways that connect the campus.
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The school still occupies those now-aging pavilions, though it will shortly move into sleek new quarters courtesy, in part, of the Koch family.
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This is not the first U.S. pavilion to face funding challenges; in fact, fundraising for seven of the past 85033 pavilions has fallen short.
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We are looking for 30 outstanding startups to participate in one of our featured pavilions, so exhibit your startup and attend Disrupt Berlin for free.
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We believe that innovation and great ideas know no geographical boundaries, and we strive to increase the diversity within our country pavilions at every Disrupt.
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We believe that innovation and great ideas know no geographical boundaries, and we strive to increase the diversity within our regional pavilions at every Disrupt.
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Nigeria now joins African countries such as Kenya, South Africa, Angola, Zimbabwe and Mozambique who have all had pavilions during the exhibition's 122-year history.
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In addition to open-air yoga pavilions, guests at the resort can enjoy hydrotherapy pools (below), massages, or a meditative walk through the rice fields.
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The bustling fair still has plenty of Italian tailoring, but new pavilions have sprung up like mushrooms to cater to any and all variegated tastes.
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By then, the royal palace — wooden pavilions with gabled roofs and richly painted pillars — had been burned to the ground by Japanese bombardment in 1942.
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The king's cremation site, which features gold-tipped pavilions built for the occasion, is a stone's throw from the Grand Palace, popular with foreign tourists.
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He is also making a short film about the pavilions — atmospheric, "not narrative," he said — that will be added to the museum's survey next month.
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On the West Coast, grocery stores including Ralphs, Pavilions and Trader Joe's had sold out of products ranging from Lysol cleaning wipes to fresh eggs.
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The subjects of these interactive presentations in the Clay Family Picnic Pavilions at this Bronx garden are animals that usually don't deserve their scary raps.
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Narrow it down by focusing on its Quebecois and Canadian art housed in a former Romanesque Revival church, one of five pavilions at the museum.
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The couple will move into the new compound, which has been furnished with Chinese-style pavilions, red lanterns, a climbing area and a mountain landscape.
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WantedDesign Manhattan International pavilions, a showcase of 23.0 emerging designers, and interior design and work-space presentations take over the Terminal Stores complex in Chelsea.
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"The knocking down of trading pavilions in Moscow tells you all you need to know about the institute of private property in Russia," he said.
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A model concept of the expansive new lands was unveiled on Thursday, showing pavilions set in rough, rocky terrain and uneven buildings that will house attractions.
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At the end of the Second World War, Prouvé designed pavilions intended to provisionally house war victims in the Lorraine and Franche-Comté regions of France.
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The other half was a "world showcase" containing national pavilions with reproduction architecture—a faux-English pub in Britain, a miniature Piazza San Marco in Italy.
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Instead of a single pavilion as in past events, there will be 12 Featured Pavilions at Disrupt NY, and we need your help to fill them.
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With the underwater pavilions, I was interested in doing something that disrupts and forces you to undertake a different kind of journey to encounter the artworks.
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Hundreds of early-stage startups, organized into featured pavilions, exhibit their tech and talent to thousands of Disrupt attendees, including entrepreneurs, investors, thought leaders and media.
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Visitors pay a small fee to get in and enjoy sports activities during the afternoon, food trucks and sponsor pavilions all day and entertainment all night.
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The featured pavilions at Disrupt Berlin include: We're on the hunt for 30 outstanding startups that will each receive a free exhibit table in Startup Alley.
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Instead of a single pavilion as in past events, there will be 12 featured pavilions at Disrupt NY, and we need your help to fill them.
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Around the inside of this cone were five curved sections' and they were going to rent the pavilions to corporations to have exhibitions' events' and entertainment.
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The Smith Residence is a holiday home that looks larger than it actually is, creating the illusion of a village using three pavilions and independent structures.
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A biennial match-play event, the Ryder Cup has since grown into a behemoth, as the 70 sponsor pavilions and 250,000 spectators at Hazeltine made clear.
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The inaugural exhibition in the Pavilions demonstrates the range of the collection, in a gallery featuring 65 artworks by 3003 artists, dating from 1943 to 1989.
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Permanent pavilions stand in the park known as the Giardini, each managed by one of 30 different countries, where artists' works are displayed side by side.
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On the Expo grounds, the visitors were overwhelmingly Kazakh — the official figure was 85 percent — and they had more than a hundred nations' pavilions to explore.
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Just ask the members of the Jia family, who populate "A Dream of Red Pavilions," Pan Asian Repertory's handsome and solemn new production at the Clurman Theater.
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National pavilions made their debut appearance in 1907, the first being Belgium, giving rise to a veritable United Nations of art shows in purpose-built exhibition spaces.
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Lisbon's modern Expo area lies east of the centre and is where the city built a number of large pavilions to host the Expo '98 World Fair.
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Inside the convention pavilions, they found mounds of coal displayed behind glass, like objets d'art, as well as arrangements of coal-based cosmetics and coal-encrusted jewelry.
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Whatever extremes "Pavilions" demands — in both the patience of its listeners and the physical prowess of its performer — it rewards in viscerally gripping and emotionally transformative music.
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TechCrunch rolled out our featured pavilions at Disrupt SF and Disrupt London last year, but for New York, we're taking the concept to a whole new level.
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It's an extended estate of glittery lakes, luxurious gardens and elaborate wooden pavilions on the edge of the nation's capital, attracting up to 100,000 visitors a day.
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Not far from the containment area, nearly 500 residents went about their business at the nursing home and assisted-living pavilions of United Hebrew of New Rochelle.
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Doug Aitken: When I was working on the Pavilions, I increasingly thought about how artwork can be living and how it could be authored by the viewer.
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Featuring an ersatz mountain dotted with Buddha statues, the rock garden of the Wat Prayoon complex is a haven of grottoes, pavilions, roaming turtles and fish ponds.
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The centerpiece of Glenstone is a new 204,000-square-foot cast-concrete temple for art, called the Pavilions, designed by Thomas Phifer of Thomas Phifer and Partners.
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As you walked through the exhibition, you eventually crossed a bridge into the "White City," which housed marbled pavilions for white nations, showcasing their marvelous scientific inventions.
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The play they see, by following performers along specially illuminated pathways, bridges and pavilions, is inspired both by classical Chinese drama and early 20th-century California history.
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The main cremation tower will be 165 feet tall, with a seven-tiered roof and spire, surrounded by eight smaller pavilions representing mountains that surround Mount Meru.
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At the new beachfront Verele, dishes such as chili-spiced short rib and seafood yakitori are flame grilled and served beneath a pair of dome-shaped pavilions.
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Most of the storefronts had turned into pop-up company pavilions, including the various banks and technology companies that invest in and work with fossil fuel companies.
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Startups are free to apply to the 10 featured pavilions we'll have at Disrupt Berlin, and we will pick three winners for each pavilion to receive free spots.
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Startups are free to apply to the 10 Featured Pavilions we'll have at Disrupt SF, and we will pick three winners for each pavilion to receive free spots.
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The Biennale's system of national pavilions may be an outdated relic, but it does succeed in putting a spotlight on countries that typically receive scant art world attention.
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But first an observation: It has long become routine to decry the Biennale's system of national pavilions, dating to 1895, as an outdated relic from a bygone era.
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The pavilions are scattered in the Giardini, a park in the city's east, and in the Arsenale, a complex of former shipyards and armories; and elsewhere across town.
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This picturesque swath of nature has pavilions with handmade ceramic tiles and carved white windows, winding paths made with rocks collected from rivers in Suzhou, and gurgling ponds.
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It counts 16 thematic pavilions overseen by 13 curators and a vast program encompassing art, photography, video, virtual reality, design, fashion, demonstrations, workshops, conferences and classical music concerts.
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The Chinese are calling it "a state visit-plus," promising grand pageantry in the Great Hall of the People and the ancient roofed pavilions of the Forbidden City.
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Here's what exhibitors in the Disrupt London special pavilions for AI can expect: Here's how startups can apply: Rules: Any early stage company in the AI space may apply.
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Recent PS1 pavilions, were (mostly) objects within the courtyard, contained by the courtyard, in some cases, the object did not respond at all to the specificity of the site.
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There, as a child, he would wander winding paths through fantastic rocks towards pavilions, unconsciously absorbing sightlines and approaches, light and shadow, as well as the framing of views.
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On Thursday, three processions will make their way from the palace to the cremation site - a series of specially-erected Thai pavilions that took nearly a year to build.
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The resort he created grew to include bathhouses, a casino, pavilions, a motel and other amenities for black people who weren't allowed at white-only beaches in the South.
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Yesterday morning I was down at the studio watching these underwater pavilions, and it was so fascinating seeing these these huge mirrored sculptures being built from the ground up.
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He also plans to make a short film using footage from cameras embedded in the pavilions, to be added this fall to his museum survey, "Doug Aitken: Electric Earth."
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The boulevard along which the national pavilions were lined appeared as a Simpsons-esque parody of the experience of shopping: a city made solely for the purpose of consumption.
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Here, the ceremonies take place at the Pyeongchang Olympic Plaza, an asphalt park flanked by corporate pavilions and the otherwise unused stadium for both the opening and closing ceremony.
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In Venice, his show will compete for attention with 22017 others held in national pavilions, as well as with numerous "collateral events," and face a pitiless lineup of critics.
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Your lifelong quest to consume spicy frog soup and stir-fried ant eggs ends at Huen Muan Jai restaurant, another village-like sprawl of rustic wooden houses and pavilions.
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Most popular then were the thematic pavilions, with names like "Man the Explorer" or "Man in the Community," whose exhibits fused a thoroughgoing humanism with audacious, immersive image technologies.
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A complex of low-slung slate pavilions house 5613 rooms furnished like those of a traditional Japanese inn, with tatami floors, cedar bathtubs and sliding blond wood wall panels.
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"The ceilings are high, the windows are grand and are very well-spaced," Mr. Cetra said of the four pavilions built in the late-19th and early-20th centuries.
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Explore open-air kiosks and tables overflowing with fruits and vegetables, surrounding three 19th-century iron pavilions selling meats, cheeses, fresh bread, liqueurs, nuts and right-off-the-boat seafood.
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We're giving several startups out there a chance to display in one of our featured pavilions at Disrupt NY 2017 for free, but the deadline to enter is fast approaching.
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TechCrunch is seeking awesome startups for Featured Pavilions, which are a special section of Startup Alley based on categories where there is a lot of startup activity and investor interest.
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The biennial's inaugural exhibition has been delayed until April of next year, to be replaced this September by a community-oriented event with pavilions, library pop-ups, and public forums.
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As support services start their work of dismantling the temporal sections of the venue including exhibition pavilions, water, food and coffee is running low in some sections of the venue.
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"Sun & Sea (Marina)" — presented by the artists Lina Lapelyte, Vaiva Grainyte and Rugile Barzdziukaite — took the Golden Lion for best national participation at the Biennale, beating 89 other national pavilions.
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The several pavilions showcase a variety of exhibitions at once, and a small indoor cafe offers the chance to sit down for a meal, preferably by Salles's original swimming pool.
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At some of the Biennale's other pavilions, architects and curators questioned why the event continued to be structured around a concept of the nation state drawn from the colonial era.
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The Biennale comprises a central exhibition, organized this year by Christine Macel, chief curator of the Pompidou Center in Paris; and 85 national pavilions, which feature solo or thematic presentations.
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Oleta River State Park (2 miles away) is a popular place to kayak, and Samson Oceanfront Park is within walking distance and offers beach access, pavilions, yoga, and outdoor concerts.
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Our choices of which pavilions to visit were based more on the length of the lines out their doors than my careful advance study of the 350-page official guide.
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A horseshoe of tented pavilions faces a newly reconstructed Grand Prix Arena, with its formidable vertical jumps paid for and carrying the logos of luxury brands like NetJets and Hermès.
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In addition to the official event, held in a sprawling fairgrounds outside the city center, Milan comes alive with countless design pavilions held in 18th-century courtyards and brutalist landmarks.
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A horseshoe of tented pavilions faces a newly reconstructed Grand Prix Arena, with its formidable vertical jumps paid for and carrying the logos of luxury brands like NetJets and Hermès.
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TechCrunch is seeking awesome startups to exhibit in featured pavilions, which are special sections of Startup Alley based on categories where there is a lot of startup buzz and investor interest.
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That said, we're still looking for more international startups to sign up for country pavilions at Disrupt NY's Startup Alley, so get in touch with us today to express your interest.
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TechCrunch is seeking awesome startups to exhibit in Featured Pavilions, which are special sections of Startup Alley based on categories where there is a lot of startup buzz and investor interest.
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In case you need a quick refresher, TechCrunch organizes Startup Alley into featured pavilions — 10 categories representing technologies that generate lots of buzz and interest from startup fans, investors and media.
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By the end of 2018, Plated kits will be available a select Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco, Shaw's, Acme, Tom Thumb, Randalls, United Supermarkets, Pavilions, Star Market and Haggen locations nationwide.
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Works by the likes of Brice Marden, Pipilotti Rist and Roni Horn will now be displayed in a new 204,53-square-foot museum building called the Pavilions, designed by Thomas Phifer.
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Her grandparents owned a small spa in the village of Zizin, where alleys in the shade of pine trees led to wooden pavilions with mineral water bubbling up from the earth.
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Albertsons, Vons and Pavilions "remain committed" to reaching an agreement with workers that "includes good wages, maintains their affordable health care and provides for their retirement," a spokesperson for Albertsons said.
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Four pavilions that were part of St. Luke's Hospital, now Mount Sinai St. Luke's, at 33 Morningside Drive, will be converted into about 200 rentals for the new owner, Delshah Capital.
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Infills will be built to connect the pavilions, while the entrance to the new rental complex will be placed between the Plant and Scrymser buildings overlooking Morningside Park, Mr. Cetra said.
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Preparations took almost a year to complete, with thousands of artisans working to create an elaborate structure of gold-tipped Thai pavilions in a square in front of the glittering Grand Palace.
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While the other pavilions, brought to a halt by floods, will reopen on Thursday, the Iraqi pavilion is expected to remain shuttered until the closing date of the biennale on November 24.
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It consists of a principal international exhibition, curated this year by Ralph Rugoff and including about 246 artists; and a collection of 25 national pavilions, each organized independently of Mr. Rugoff's show.
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That's true of a selection of paintings, by the Caribbean artist Frank Walter, at the Antigua and Barbuda Pavilion, and of excellent group shows at the pavilions sponsored by Iraq and Nigeria.
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Opened in April, the new 28-room Pavilions Madrid hotel in the Chamberi neighborhood, including a garden-like restaurant with plants cascading from the ceiling, offers a tranquil break from the action.
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Ms. Imhof was awarded the Golden Lion for best national participation, which is given to the strongest of the 85 exhibitions mounted in pavilions in the Giardini della Biennale and across Venice.
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Explaining his policy in November, Sobyanin said the city had approved "more modern" uniform designs for kiosks and trading pavilions, which would be built by the city and rented out through auctions.
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Once we're there — past the second of two ticketing pavilions, where in the future we'll be able to buy zip line tickets — she dutifully runs about getting artful images of the Ark's exterior.
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THE baroque era in Turkish architecture lasted deep into the 20143th century, leaving behind lavish buildings, such as the Lily Mosque in Istanbul and waterside pavilions that seem to float on the Bosphorus.
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Emperor Maximilian of Mexico built the "cursed" Castle Miramare (pictured) there, complete with a throne room, and ordered its garden pavilions to be filled with nightingales days before he faced the firing squad.
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TechCrunch has selected 30 outstanding early-stage companies that will be featured in specific category Pavilions in Startup Alley and will present their products on our Showcase Stage during Disrupt SF. Mycroft AI
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The featured pavilions at Disrupt Berlin 2017 include: TechCrunch offers only three free exhibit tables for each pavilion, and here's what you need to do for a chance to win one of them.
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Though Graham is well known for his architectural interventions, notably spiraling glass pavilions that blur the line between a sculpture and building, Publication Studio instead reproduces Graham's lesser viewed graph and typewriter drawings.
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Addressing an Israeli aviation conference, Transportation Minister Israel Katz said Ben Gurion was already dealing with traffic beyond its intended capacity, prompting the airport to erect temporary pavilions to provide cover for travelers.
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At this year's Disrupt SF, we will once again have 10 featured pavilions that spotlight promising startups from categories like artificial intelligence & machine learning, blockchain, augmented & virtual reality, enterprise, biotech and many more.
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On October 1st, more than a hundred thousand performers and soldiers mustered downtown, forming waves of color that stretched from voguish skyscrapers in the east to the squat pavilions of the Forbidden City.
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Along the main promenade in Davos, pop-up pavilions focused on reducing waste, even as luxury gas-guzzling black cars ferrying conference delegates clogged the narrow roads that wind through the Alpine village.
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The ambitious (and expensive) design was viewed somewhat skeptically, and many locals saw in the plans the total destruction of a beloved quiet garden that currently stands in between the two museum entrance pavilions.
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This year the Biennale is host to 83 national pavilions; 28 are in the Giardini and the rest are fielded in the Arsenale, the city's former shipyard, and in rented spaces around the port.
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Walt Disney World guests have been drinking their way through the World Showcase pavilions at Epcot for years, and now they have more opportunities to sip on adult beverages at the Magic Kingdom, too.
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He was seated in a slipcovered club chair in one of the fair's central pavilions, in a roomlike installation chic enough to have passed for the cabin of the private jet he recently acquired.
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Its title works equally well as a description of Michael Hersch's "The Vanishing Pavilions," a monumental solo-piano work that he started the day after the attacks and composed over the next five years.
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She worked on dozens of other architectural commissions as far away as Senegal, Morocco and Mexico, mostly unbuilt, including apartment towers, galleries, theaters, park pavilions and the occasional hotel room and ocean-liner stateroom.
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We'll be publishing a full review of the 2493 Venice Biennale shortly — but here is a primer to this year's event, with a trio of the best national pavilions and some other important shows.
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MONA Pavilions The main reason to stay in one of MONA's eight stand-alone suites — most of which have double-height ceilings, verandas and sleek décor — is the five-minute walk to the museum.
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In one of the smallest rooms, a five meter by five meter courtyard that almost no one ever uses in their pavilions, we installed water nozzles in the formwork holes to create a mist room.
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Here's what exhibitors in the Disrupt SF special pavilions for VR/AR and AI can expect: Here's how startups can apply: Rules: Any early stage company in the VR/AR or AI space may apply.
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But work inside the existing site has continued apace, and where Court 7 once stood, there is now a large construction pit, hidden for the duration of the tournament by temporary pavilions and concession stands.
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Getting a sense of one person's art is more manageable than the sprawling pavilions of larger fairs, Mr. Johnson said, and Volta is a good opportunity to speak with dealers about the works they represent.
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After a year in development and a month of delays, the first of three swim-in, swim-out pavilions by the artist Doug Aitken had just been submerged in a dive park off Avalon, Calif.
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Roughly a year after Hurricane Irma devastated this dual-nation island, split between French and Dutch territories, reconstruction has begun at Princess Juliana International Airport, where arrivals and departures are operating out of temporary pavilions.
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The silence thus broken, four Tunisian women co-curators — Myriam Ben Saleh, Amel Ben Attia, Khadija Hamdi-Soussi, and Aziza Harmel — deftly handled the visual art, presented in four pavilions named for the four elements.
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Sport fishing brought waves of tourists to the water, all of whom required hotels, restaurants and waterside pavilions for dancing, drinking and swapping tall tales of grappling with the great silver monsters of the sea.
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But reminders of the water culture are everywhere in the Transylvania region: in half-timbered villas of old spa towns, wooden pools in pristine surroundings built and used by villagers and roadside pavilions sheltering springs.
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Its horizontal campus of ascending linked pavilions, said Nicolas Moreau, a partner in the firm, "is based on a design concept of openness, flexibility," allowing curators to configure exhibition space in a variety of ways.
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Claustrophobic and exhilarating at once, with moments of sublime beauty nestled inside thickets of dark virtuosity, "Pavilions" is an extraordinary musical experience and a pianistic masterpiece I would unhesitatingly place alongside those of Bach and Liszt.
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From a base shuttle bus, I looked out at miles of half-built apartment towers and office buildings, colossal equipment hangars, the Pacific Victors chapel, a child-care center and outdoor pavilions with Korean-style roofs.
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It has been envisaged by the Japanese firm Sanaa as a series of low-rise pavilions extending over an adjacent freeway and down the hill to a dramatic cavity housing World War II-era oil tanks.
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Other pavilions at the festival were serving food and drinks directly related to Christmas, like the American Holiday Table with both Christmas ham and turkey, or the Bavaria Holiday Kitchen&aposs offering of glühwein (mulled wine).
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The independent architecture critic Joseph Giovannini and The Los Angeles Times art critic Christopher Knight both described problems with the Zumthor design — a sweeping, one-level structure perched on pavilions that will replace four ailing structures.
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Grocers owned by Kroger and Albertsons in Southern California, including Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions and Ralph's, are deep in negotiations with local members of the United Food and Commercial Workers in hopes of staving off their own strike.
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According to a My/Mo Mochi Ice Cream press release, we'll soon start seeing these bars that are part freezer, part self-serve buffet in Wegmans, Safeway, Kroger, Harris Teeter, King Soopers, Pavilions, Vons, and other stores.
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One of our favorite Startup Alley staples in recent years has been the country pavilions, sections of the Alley where promising startups from all corners of the world pitch their ideas and products to the tech community.
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The next year, when State Department officials noted with alarm that Communist governments were building official pavilions at the Jeshyn International Fairgrounds in Kabul, Afghanistan, Mr. Masey was asked to deliver an American pavilion in 12 weeks.
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Ms. Escobedo, who set up her architectural practice in Mexico City in 2006, has created pavilions and other temporary structures for the Lisbon Architecture Triennale, the Chicago Architecture Biennale and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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Trying to duplicate the indoor experience outside, in the last four years, Bill D'Agata, a Quogue-based pool and landscape designer, built pavilions in six East End backyards, with prices ranging from $22016,0003 to $2000 million each.
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One of our favorite things about Disrupt is the country pavilions, which have become a Startup Alley staple where promising startups from all corners of the world pitch their products and services to the tech community at large.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers unveiled plans Tuesday for a $100-million renovation to Dodger Stadium that includes a new center-field plaza, elevators and bridges connecting the outfield pavilions to the main stadium, and a new sound system.
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Young George got his first glimpse of a world more in tune with his imagination when he attended the 23 New York World's Fair, a tidy alternate universe on display in the pavilions covering Flushing Meadows' Corona Park.
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Albertsons, the retailer that owns brands like Safeway, Vons, Pavilions, and Acme, will boost workers' pay an extra $2 an hour for a four-week period due to the coronavirus pandemic, the company announced in a press release.
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Recently, it was the unexpected site of a jewelry presentation: Stephanie D'heygere launched her eponymous accessories brand in one of the market's hothouse-like green steel pavilions where a variety of seasonal and exotic flowers are sold daily.
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The result has been either U.S. absence (as at Hanover) or a succession of well-meaning but ultimately underachieving U.S. pavilions — shadows of what was accomplished in the glory days of Montreal in 1967 or Osaka in 1970.
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Staged during the last two weeks of August, it plays host to more than 800 writers from more than 55 countries at more than 700 events held in smart white pavilions in a genteel garden square in Georgian Edinburgh.
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In a morbid spasm of 1970s urban renewal, the soaring 19th-century, Liberty-style, glass-and-steel food market — once the pulsating heart of the city — gave way to a claustrophobic underground shopping mall and flimsy street-level pavilions.
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Located near Catalina Island (about 22 miles off the coast of Los Angeles), Aitken's Underwater Pavilions project consists of three massive, submerged geometric structures made from artificial rock and mirrors, all anchored to the ocean floor at different depths.
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As Mr. Trump and his family members darted among meetings in makeshift pavilions, they studiously avoided questions about the drama back home, where the Senate engaged in a fierce clash over the rules for putting the president on trial.
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The hill looked across, with a distaste that it mostly kept to itself, at the white faux pavilions of the holiday camp on the other side of the town, which hosted wrestling weekends or heavy-metal or evangelical ones.
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He mourned the relics of colonial rule, the overgrown gardens and collapsed polo pavilions, the mock-Tudor lodges and faded Victorian bric-à-brac he saw in Bundi or Kampala; but even more than these, the loss of human potential.
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One of our favorite parts of Disrupt over the past few years has been the inclusion of the country pavilions within Startup Alley, spots where promising startups from around the world pitch their ideas and products to the tech community.
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King Bhumibol, who died last year aged 88, will be cremated on Thursday on a royal pyre within a cremation complex of gold pavilions in front of Bangkok's Grand Palace, in a ceremony that is expected to draw about 250,000 mourners.
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Then, not two hours after I left the Gagosian exhibition, I walked into the big multiplexed Los Angeles County Museum of Art with its new pavilions, and the first thing I saw was Israel's gigantic, almost monochrome sunset-colored Sky Backdrop.
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The residence will be a cross between the Taj Mahal and Versailles—a sixty-eight-thousand-square-foot palace with a fountain, a twelve-car garage, a Hindu temple, domed pavilions, and latticework made of red sandstone imported from Rajasthan.
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Like the pavilions we had in London and San Francisco last year, we are highlighting some of the best startups from 12 distinct categories to exhibit in New York's Startup Alley plus they will demo their products on our Showcase Stage.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MILAN — This city has transformed over the last 10 years, largely due to property development ahead of the international Expo of 2015, which featured over 130 national pavilions dedicated to the theme of food.
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But rather than luring in audiences with over-the-top theatrics, as in the past, both pavilions feel almost mysteriously empty thanks to the understated sculptures of Martin Puryear in the U.S. pavilion and Cathy Wilkes in the British pavilion.
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While Silicon Valley stalwarts like Facebook and Salesforce still put up gleaming pavilions to promote their presence, the biggest billboard belonged to Saudi Arabia, which took up the side of a hotel to encourage visitors to invest in the kingdom.
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The sculptor and glassblower Josiah McElheny has plopped down three pavilions in Madison Square Park's fenced-off central lawn; a green disc, a red arch and a blue baffle with circular cutouts that look like a giant Connect Four game board.
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As long as startups in your organization meets those two criteria, you can sign up for a spot in the country pavilions by sending our events team an email telling us a bit about your startup and where your company is from.
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Aitken is already close to unveiling his next project—a sculpture series of "underwater pavilions" off the coast of Catalina Island—but recently he set aside some time to speak with The Creators Project about the MOCA retrospective alongside his latest undertaking.
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PERSONAL DISCOMFORT 9 (Freezing, sore hip from being whacked by camera/tripod) 5:20 We reach the (I still do not catch the name), where five Olympic sports pavilions are surrounded by armed guards, apartment buildings and the occasional aroma of sewage.
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For those unfamiliar with the Disney scene: Epcot (one of four theme parks at Walt Disney World Resort) is known for its World Showcase, where guests can walk through pavilions themed around different countries and sample local food and drink at each.
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Matters of belonging and borders animate many artists in this year's national pavilions — organized separately from Mr. Rugoff's show — starting with Martin Puryear, who has done credit to the United States with a conscientious, quietly moving display of eight mostly new sculptures.
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Otherwise, the vernacular architecture of Bengal, a land of estuaries and mangroves, of shifting soil and torrential storms, largely consists of thatched-roof huts built with mud or bamboo and open-sided pavilions that accommodate, and often succumb to, the extreme climate.
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She is often invited to speak about her books at Comic Con, but, as a novelist, she is generally spared the titanic promotional machinery that surrounds the main attractions: the stars hyping Hollywood films, the pavilions hyping triple-A video games, the m.c.
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With pavilions divided among the four major food groups, a system for recycling biowaste and a global platform for e-commerce, the operation is so efficient that Moscow, Abu Dhabi and other capitals are recasting their food markets on the Rungis model.
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Situated on the estate of a 12th-century Catalan farmhouse, the rural hotel offers a choice of one of five glass "pavilions," in which both the floors and walls are made of glass, allowing guests to be at one with the nature around them.
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Visitors to the Pavilions can choose to snorkel and view the structures from the surface, but the experience is optimized for scuba divers to descend into each perspective-bending artwork, glimpsing their reflective surfaces as well as the bounty of marine life swimming around them.
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The company eventually scrapped that plan after his death but kept an educational focus, dividing the park into two main areas, Future World and World Showcase, a constellation of pavilions representing the food, architecture and history of nations like Japan, China, Canada and France.
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