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Marmo+Mac digital edition attracted nearly 5,000 visitors.
Dame Judith Hackitt will be talking about the Building Safety Bill at 'The Construction Leaders Summit – The Digital Future' taking place online on 13 & 14 October.
This is called Earthrise. It is the work of Gordon Hayes, one of 23 artists from a new generation of lettercutters whose work is exhibited in the 'New Beginnings' exhibition at the Lettering Arts Trust gallery at Snape Maltings, Suffolk.
Part of the New Stone Age exhibition at the Building Centre, London.
Jordan Cliffe to represent British stonemasonry at the first post-Brexit EuroSkills.
This is part of last year's exhibition of stone carving at Gallery Different, organised in conjunction with the Masons livery company.
The New Stone Age exhibition at the Building Centre in Store Street, London, is open again until 28 August.
Marmo+Mac, the Italian international stone exhibition held annually in Verona, has been cancelled, although it will go ahead online.
Marmo+Mac, the annual Italian international stone exhibition in Verona, is going ahead on schedule from 30 September to 3 October.
The Stone Awards 2020 entry deadline has been extended to the end of June.
You can take a virtual tour of the Lettering Arts Trust online exhibition of John Skelton's work.
Entry deadline for this year's Natural Stone Awards is now 29 May.
Xiamen Stone Fair opens online only in June ahead of a planned real world exhibition rescheduled for October.
We are deprived of the pleasure of seeing this year's 'on form' at Asthall Manor but the exhibits are on a re-designed 'on form' website at www.onformsculpture.co.uk.
Peter Schofield, Head of Integrated Commissioning & Procurement at Manchester City Council, was to have spoken at the Stone Federation Members Event on 29 April.