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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Louvre Abu Dhabi
© Martin Svitak
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The Al- Khalefeyah Library project is situated in the old city centre of Muharraq and is the reconstruction of the original Khalefeyah Library, which was one of the first public libraries to be built in Bahrain. The library will be rebuilt on its original location and is designed by the Dutch firm SeARCH bv in collaboration with the Bahrain- based architects PAD. Since, the original footprint of the library is currently half-occupied by a road extension, the building has been designed on half the existing footprint and stretches vertically over the three levels that cantilever to recall the original footprint of the building. The building will accommodate a reading area, a research center, an inet lab as well as offices and will be open to the public, and provide a public and cultural program targeted at the youth in the heart of Muharraq. (http://culture.gov.bh/en/authority/projects/Al-KhalefeyahLibrary/)
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From the album: Al-Khalifiyah Library
The Al- Khalefeyah Library project is situated in the old city centre of Muharraq and is the reconstruction of the original Khalefeyah Library, which was one of the first public libraries to be built in Bahrain. The library will be rebuilt on its original location and is designed by the Dutch firm SeARCH bv in collaboration with the Bahrain- based architects PAD.© Martin Svitak, Ideon.cz
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From the album: Al-Khalifiyah Library
© Martin Svitak, Ideon.cz
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Anish Kapoor, My Red Homeland, 2003. Wax, oil-based paint, motor, and steel. Diameter: 12 m, height variable. Edition 1/1, 1 A.P. Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. © Anish Kapoor
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From the album: Guggenheim Abu Dhabi - The Creative Act: Performance, Process, Presence
Anish Kapoor, My Red Homeland, 2003. Wax, oil-based paint, motor, and steel. Diameter: 12 m, height variable. Edition 1/1, 1 A.P. Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. © Anish Kapoor© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Guggenheim Abu Dhabi - The Creative Act: Performance, Process, Presence
Anish Kapoor, My Red Homeland, 2003. Wax, oil-based paint, motor, and steel. Diameter: 12 m, height variable. Edition 1/1, 1 A.P. Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. © Anish Kapoor© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Guggenheim Abu Dhabi - The Creative Act: Performance, Process, Presence
Anish Kapoor, My Red Homeland, 2003. Wax, oil-based paint, motor, and steel. Diameter: 12 m, height variable. Edition 1/1, 1 A.P. Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. © Anish Kapoor© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Guggenheim Abu Dhabi - The Creative Act: Performance, Process, Presence
Anish Kapoor, My Red Homeland, 2003. Wax, oil-based paint, motor, and steel. Diameter: 12 m, height variable. Edition 1/1, 1 A.P. Guggenheim Abu Dhabi. © Anish Kapoor© Martin Svitak
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Wahat Al Karama, a 46,000 square meter site located directly opposite from the world-famous Shekih Zayed Grand Mosque in the capital, is a home to a permanent memorial to the United Arab Emirates' heroes - soldiers, police, diplomats and civilians - who sacrificed their lives in the service of their country since the time of its founding in 1971. Behind the design of the Memorial is British artist Idris Khan. Born in the UK, Idris has already received international acclaim for his minimal yet emotionally charged photographs, videos and sculptures.
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
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From the album: Wahat Al Karama
© Martin Svitak
