Aotearoa NZ Festival of the Arts in Wellington runs from February 24 – March 15
In many ways, it was the perfect opening gesture for the 40th year of the Aotearoa NZ Festival…
After years documenting Oct.7, Israeli NYT photographer turns her lens on something sweeter
It was a cold, wintry day in Paris, and photographer Avishag Shaar-Yashuv was focused on capturing the delicate…
Heated Rivalry is igniting Canada’s cottage culture
Tourism experts suggest Heated Rivalry’s popularity may reflect Canada’s acceptance of LGBTQ+ people, unlike many other countries. “Canada…
Nine buildings heralding a thatched-roof renaissance
Thatched roofs may be synonymous with traditional architecture, but this roundup points to a revival of the age-old…
Can You Find the Two Altered Logos Among 15 Famous Brands in 15 Seconds?
Think you know your Apple from your Amazon? A new Wall Street-inspired brain teaser is challenging readers to…
Margate artist creates exhibition exploring love and belonging
A new exhibition exploring love, cultural memory and belonging has opened in Margate. Artist Geoffrey Chambers is presenting…
Train guard opens art gallery and studio at Knaresborough Station
Originally from Sheffield, Paul met his wife when she was a passenger on the route he worked on.…
‘It brings the moon down to Earth’: Mimi Mollica’s best phone picture | Photography
Mimi Mollica says that his photograph of the moon above London presents something of a dichotomy. “There is an…
The art and origins of the courtroom sketch
A shuffle. Officers enter. A figure in prison greens follows. So begins the flurry of lines. Charcoal curves…
Beyond the Render: How AI Is Restructuring Architectural Documentation
Courtesy of Avoice Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1038863/beyond-the-render-how-ai-is-restructuring-architectural-documentation Some types of work only become…
Anish Kapoor Presents New ‘Mirror Works’ in NYC
Summary  ‘Mirror Works’ spotlights Anish Kapoor’s reflective stainless-steel sculptures that distort space and perception  The New…
This NASA-made camera photographs the invisible – and the tech is based on an accessory photographers already use
Imagine being given the task of shooting a video of something invisible: Wind. The challenge is both common…