
Tim Cornwell
Freelance Arts Journalist and Writer at Freelance
Arts writer for The Art Newspaper, The Sunday Times in Scotland, The Scotsman, ArtUK, Middle East Eye, Kayhan Life.
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1 day ago |
biggerpockets.com | Tim Cornwell
How Condominiumization Can Multiply Your Returns"Washington is in the midst of an affordable housing and homelessness crisis."— Washington State Department of Commerce, 2024–2029 Homeless Housing Strategic PlanWith House Bill 1110 opening the door to build middle housing (like duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes, townhomes, cottages, etc), many investors and homeowners are asking:“How do I maximize the value of this opportunity?”The answer? Condominiumization.
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6 days ago |
biggerpockets.com | Tim Cornwell
Unlocking Housing Opportunities: Understanding Washington's House Bill 1110Washington State is taking a bold step toward addressing its housing crisis with the introduction of House Bill 1110, a groundbreaking piece of legislation aimed at expanding middle housing across the state. What Does House Bill 1110 Do? House Bill 1110 mandates that cities with populations over 75,000 allow at least four units per lot in traditionally single-family zones.
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1 month ago |
theartnewspaper.com | Gareth Harris |Tim Cornwell |José Da Silva
Saeb Eigner’s ambitious, timely overview of Middle Eastern art from 1900 to today features more than 250 prominent and lesser-known artists, spanning Morocco in North Africa to Iran in the East. It includes detailed biographies focusing on key Modern artists such as Shafic Abboud and Bahman Mohassess as well as contemporary trailblazers such as Nabil Nahas and Shirin Neshat. Eigner tells us how he approached this complex book. The Art Newspaper: Why was it important to write this book?
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2 months ago |
theartnewspaper.com | Gareth Harris |Tim Cornwell |José Da Silva
The Arab art specialist Saeb Eigner’s ambitious and timely overview of Middle Eastern art from 1900 to today features more than 250 artists, spanning Morocco to Iran. Detailed biographies focus on key Modern artists such as Shafic Abboud and Bahman Mohassess as well as contemporary trailblazers from the region such as Nabil Nahas and Shirin Neshat. We asked Eigner how he approached this vast and complex art panorama. The Art Newspaper: Why was it important to write this book?
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Feb 28, 2025 |
theartnewspaper.com | Andrew Pulver |Tim Cornwell
Poet, sculptor, printmaker, gardener, designer… Ian Hamilton Finlay defied categorisation. His art garden in Lanarkshire, 25 miles south-west of Edinburgh, is arguably Scotland’s most popular piece of contemporary art. He was one of Britain’s pioneering “concrete” poets; much of his verse is carved into stone, or wood or linocut. He made toys, created books, printed cards, designed screenprints.
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