Japanese news clippings from 1991 blur into a hypnotic collage
In his short film Papers (1991), the Japanese artist Yoshinao Satoh assembles thousands of newspaper images into a…
Snøhetta unveils plans for cavernous Düsseldorf Opera House
A cave-like ground floor accessible on all sides will be the focal point of this opera house, which…
Mecanoo’s Natural History Museum Opens in Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Cultural District
Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi by Mecanoo. Exterior photograph. Image Courtesy of Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi Share…
Standard Practice designs Copenhagen eye clinic to double as a gallery
Architecture studio Standard Practice has created a gallery-informed interior for the Copenhagen Eye Institute, with details including a…
25 Deathtraps — Um, I Mean Super Dangerous Designs — That Someone Should’ve Been Fired For Making
1. This sifter that shaves microplastics into the flour:2. This university building’s roof that purposesly leaks water which…
Johnny Vegas urges Bradford’s aspiring artists to get drawing
BBC Comedian and ceramicist Johnny Vegas is backing the DRAW! project as part of Bradford City of Culture…
Moomins, Monet and more as Hull Museums offers a glimpse of its bumper programme for 2026
Something for all ages, interests and needs is planned in the inclusive programmeHull’s Ferens Art Gallery Next year…
totemic sculptures compose volcanic stone installation in naples
TANAT x Ranieri Lava Stone build Volcanic Landscape for EDIT Cult  Landscape of Reflections marks the first…
R. Crumb Wonders What It All Means
LOS ANGELES — R. Crumb has a new comic book! After a 23-year hiatus, Tales of Paranoia comes…
Gustav Klimt portrait breaks modern art record at auction
A Gustav Klimt portrait painting that helped save the life of its Jewish subject during the Holocaust has…
Apple’s $70 Hikawa Grip Proves Accessibility & Art Can Coexist
Apple just dropped something unexpected and pretty cool: the Hikawa Phone Grip & Stand, a $69.95 MagSafe accessory…
Art Market Reporters Are Getting It All Wrong
In an ArtNews report from September, Daniel Cassady asks if art market writers are getting it wrong, arguing…