Andree-Anne Dupuis-Bourret is a Quebec-based artist whose work combines drawing and sculpture together to create unusual installations.

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Diller Scofidio + Renfro is responsible for the design proposal of a 145 foot tall inflatable meeting hall which Richard Kohsalek, the director of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden (Washington DC), plans to erect at the cultural institution. The large translucent fabric ‘bubble’ will swell out of the top of the museum’s internal court yard, creating an air of lightness, making the building seem as if it were ready to float upwards into the sky.

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Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has created this installation in Tokyo for fashion brand Hermès.

Called ‘Maison Hermès Window Display’, the project is a reinterpretation of a similar installation designed by Yoshioka for Hermès in 2004.

It will remain in place until 19 January 2010.

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Siemens – together with multimedia artist Michael Pendry – has lighted up the world’s biggest revolving Christmas star. The lighting installation can be seen throughout December at the northern gateway to Munich – beginning at dusk every evening.

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‘Brisbane based architecture practice m3architecture, in association with Brian Hooper Architect, have recently completed a £3 million memorial project for the ‘Tree of Knowledge’, accredited as being the birthplace of the Australian Labour party in 1891.

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Artist Charles Clary aka Paper Extravaganza creates painfully detailed paper installations from hand cut paper.

His medium is acrylic, graphite, and hand cut paper on panel or board.

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