Venice Biennale unveils renovated Central Pavilion
The Central Pavilion at the Giardini della Biennale is set to reopen for this year’s Venice Art Biennale,…
Lily Allen’s ‘West End Girl’ Portrait Debuts at London’s National Portrait Gallery
Lily Allen’s Album Portrait Debuts at U.K. MuseumVictor Boyko – Getty Images Lily Allen’s critically acclaimed album West…
Two People’s Choice sculptures to get a permanent home in Salina
(Left) Mr Hatter’s Pursuits in Becoming Human: 006 Fisherman at Fall River by Brady Hatter along N. Santa…
PichiAvo builds temple to burn down for Valencia’s Fallas festival
Local art studio PichiAvo used wood and paper to create a pavilion based on an Ancient Greek temple,…
6 Colour Combination Rules Designers Swear By – Including The 60-30-10 Cheat Code
Colour is the cornerstone of interior design, setting the tone for a space and influencing all other aspects…
This walkable steel sculpture turns geometric chaos into an experience
Most public sculptures are meant to be looked at from the outside. You walk past, glance up, maybe…
Norbert Schoerner’s Experiments with Photography in the Age of AI
The photographer’s new book, Aura: Collaborations with Human and Other Minds 2011-2023, asks what happens when images are…
Hurvin Anderson Tate Britain exhibition review
There’s a diffident quality to the art of Hurvin Anderson: a cool, introspective streak, summoning feelings of estrangement.…
As a hobbyist astrophotographer, this photograph is breaking my heart. Composite image graphically illustrates the growing number of satellites creating light pollution in the night sky
I’ve always found a fascination with the night sky – there’s something incredibly calming about standing under the…
Is it ethical to present concept work as if it’s real?
A couple of weeks back, we published a feature on a vibrant cannabis brand identity. But the feedback…
in new babylon, constant imagines a world built for play
New Babylon: a city after the end of work In the aftermath of World War II, Europe…
Swietlan ‘Nick’ Kraczyna obituary: flood photographer
On the morning of November 4, 1966, Nick Kraczyna, a young American artist living in Florence, woke up…