leAD  TRIPOLI. The Libyan conflict has halted the creation of a museum of Islamic art in Tripoli, due to open in September to celebrate the anniversary of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi’s rise to power. The acquisition of exhibits was underway and pieces are known to have been bought from London auction houses over the past three years. .. READ MORE  
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 video  Artist Doug Aitken talks to Jean Wainwright about his musical sculptures in which he adds an extra dimension to an otherwise mundane object. Demonstrating one of his Sonic Tables he talks about the design process behind these unique pieces of furniture. more videos exhibitions 1839 - A Gothic Adventure  This exhibition springs from the Dick Institute’s acquisition in 2009 of a remarkable group of watercolours by James Henry Nixon recording the cavalcades, jousting, combat and feasting at the Eglinton Tournament, a gothic extravaganza staged by the youthful Earl of Eglinton in 1839 at his ancestral castle in Ayrshire, south west Scotland.The event attracted an estimated 100,000 people who travelled by newly invented trains and steam ships to witness an “authentic” medieval tournament .... all exhibitions
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