The University of Maine (UMaine) is embarking upon a project that leverages 3D printing to return culturally-sensitive artifacts to an Alaska tribe. The UMaine team is 3D printing a replica of one of…
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British Museum rejects request to 3D scan Parthenon Marbles and faces court
The British Museum has reportedly denied the Institute of Digital Archaeology (IDA) permission to 3D scan the Parthenon Marbles and could now face court. The institute put in a request to the museum t…
3D printed sustainable lighting transforms Belfast’s historic ‘Entries’
Creative design studio Urban Scale Interventions (USI) has created an immersive lighting piece and soundscape in Belfast’s historic ‘Entries’ using 3D printing and recycled filament. Made up of 43 sus…
INTERVIEW: Dassault Systèmes and Arthur Mamou-Mani showcase the possibilities of sustainable design with 3D printing
A new installation that fuses art, science and industry to showcase the possibilities of sustainable design has opened to the public at the Design Museum in London. Since Saturday, visitors have…
“World’s biggest” 3D printed object under construction ahead of Qatar’s upcoming 3D printing hub
WOLF Group, a company comprised of three brands focused on 3D printing, art and design, and technology education, has partnered with the Qatar Free Zones Authority (QFZA) and real estate firm Msheireb…
WASP 3D prints sustainable “The House of Dust” liveable sculpture
Italian 3D printer manufacturer WASP has completed the printing phase of what it claims is the “first and only” temporary, livable and sustainable sculpture entirely 3D printed with natural materials.…
Australia’s oldest colonial boat unearthed for display by 3D scanning and 3D printing
A 19th-century boat discovered in Sydney, Australia, has been brought back to life for display at the Australian National Maritime Museum by 3D scanning and 3D printing. Called the Barangaroo Boat, th…
Slicelab spearheads concrete furniture using 3D printing technology
U.S.-based experimental design studio Slicelab has developed a novel concrete table using a 3D printed mold. The artistic furniture piece is called the Delicate Density Table, and it features a fluid,…
Scan the World partners with Google Arts & Culture for open-source 3D printable artefacts
London-based cultural heritage project Scan the World has teamed up with Google Arts & Culture to expand its collection of open-source, 3D printable art. The partnership will leverage Scan the Wor…
Nico Conti makes Collect art fair debut with 3D printed porcelain vessels
Intricate 3D printed porcelain sculptures created by Maltese ceramic artist Nico Conti have been turning heads at this year’s virtual Collect art fair. Founded by the UK-based national art chari…