installations of contemporary art in galleries, museums and public spaces
In line with the third Art Basel in Hong Kong and the launch of new satellite fair Art Central, The Peninsula Hong Kong has unveiled a ground-breaking public art installation by British artist and sculptor Richard Wilson, presented in collaboration with Britain’s Royal Academy of Arts. (more…)
This winter, Amsterdam has lit up once again for the Third Amsterdam Light Festival. This is the third edition of the winter light festival which,…
Truth. Beauty. Freedom. Love. These are the four tenets at the heart of BAZ DAZZLED!, a special multifaceted holiday campaign for Barneys New York. The…
As part of a massive art installation commemorating 100 years since the start of the First World War, The Tower of London moat has been…
What could be prettier than fireflies in a jam jar? How about fairies? Originally developed for the Royal Shakespeare Company as an art and sound…
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Just in time for Halloween, The Academy Brings the Hollywood Costume to the iconic Wilshire May Company Building featuring costumes from The Hunger Games, Django…
Sculptor Nathan Prouty's Graduate Thesis Exhibition, A New Kind of Living, encompasses miniature representations of his own life inside custom made snow domes which, according…
Watchmakers Movado wanted something very special for their company spokesman, New York Yankee legend Derek Jeter, for whom they have just created a new line…
The RIBA Regent Street Windows Project matches cutting edge RIBA architects with some of London’s most prestigious retailers to create stunning architectural installations in shop windows along and around Regent Street. For the Brooks Brothers store window, Squire and Partners’ were inspired by the preppy brands’ iconic Golden Fleece, the historical symbol of wool merchants and the Brooks Brothers trademark since 1850. (more…)
Another impressive Hermès Window Display by French artists Zim and Zou. This time it's a Fox Den made entirely of paper - with a fox…