Matterhorn is Lit Up With Messages of Hope For The Whole World.
The Matterhorn has always been a symbol of Switzerland and a place of strength and stability. Zermatt is convinced: society must stand together and be…
installations of contemporary art in galleries, museums and public spaces
Giant Pink Bunny Knit by Grannies Left to Rot On Italian Hillside
Okay, so maybe that's a crass way of referring to the unusual art installation, but it's accurate. "Hase" (also referred to as Rabbit or Colletto…
Transformation of Lady Gaga for Paper Magazine. Wow.
The upcoming Transformation Special Edition Issue featuring Lady Gaga from Paper Magazine is a feast for the eyes. Turning the popular Pop Star into a…
Artist Designs Colorful Hand-Painted Tile Pool After Her Own Astrological Chart
Artist Joana Vasconcelos, whose fabulous crochet-covered ceramic sculptures we introduced you to a ways back, has made a splash with her latest project: Gateway. We…
Order of Importance, a Sand Sculpture Installation by Leandro Erlich
Order of Importance by artist Leandro Erlich opened at Art Basel Miami earlier this week. Commissioned by the City of Miami Beach and curated by…
A Mirrored Pavilion At The Edge Of Wonderland
Constructed on Ao Nang Beach in the Krabi Provence of Thailand sits a rectangular mirrored structure that blends in with the surrounding sea, rocks and…
The Second Home Serpentine Rainbow Pavilion At The La Brea Tar Pits
We went to check out the Second Home Pavilion, a new temporary space at the La Brea Tar Pits. The installation is a collaboration with the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles created as both an interactive art sculpture and a venue to host a program of live events over the next few months. (more…)
The Garden’s Jewel: A Sculpturally Embellished Tree House
The Garden's Jewel is an organically shaped pod nestled in the heart of a tree that provides a small but sophisticated sanctuary that's embellished with…
Biodegradable Land Art by Artist Saype
Artist Saype, one of European Forbes 30 under 30 in Arts and Culture this year, has his work featured as the month of January/February in…
Alex Chinnick IQOS World Revealed at Milan Design Week
British artist Alex Chinnick, known for his surreal public sculptures that combine art, architecture and theatre, has teamed up with tobacco brand Philip Morris to create this conceptual IQOS (I quit original smoking) project for Milan’s Design Week. The architectural illusion dominates the courtyard at Spazio Quattrocento with a building that appears to have a giant zipper, unfastened, to expose a corner of the facade. (more…)
