AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLibraries & Learning Spaces: A new four-story Santiago D. Ortega Jr. Memorial Library at the University of Saint Anthony in Iriga City is set to open in time for the school’s 80th anniversary, blending bright, calm reading halls with study carrels, discussion rooms, labs, and a café to help students reconnect with books in a digital age. Photography & Place: Glasgow’s rare sunny days inspire Alastair Kingsbury’s debut 35mm show “Sun’s Out” at Gulabi Gallery, a decade-long project built on walking, near-misses, and first-time local exhibition energy. Music on Screen: Calvin Harris’ Glasgow homecoming concert at Hampden Park will be broadcast by the BBC on Aug. 1, turning a sold-out hometown night into a wider national music moment. Public Art & Community Pride: Caerphilly unveils a new park artwork featuring a miniature Strictly star Amy Dowden, plus a “Trail of Tales” virtual tour to spotlight local stories. Culture, Identity & Heritage: The Bibliotheca Alexandrina launches “Eyes of Egypt,” the first of a five-part documentary series spotlighting Egyptian artefacts held in major museums worldwide. Arts Funding & Governance: Switzerland’s Kunstmuseum Bern faces a renovation setback after voters reject major overhaul financing, adding pressure to leadership and future plans. Design & Lifestyle: Home decor is shifting from minimalism toward maximalism—bold color, anchored palettes, and art as the room’s centerpiece.
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