The Greek American with the slanted view
‘Chicken Wire Box #19,’ 1972, acrylic paint on chicken wire. Lucas Samaras was one of those who made…
Frank Lloyd Wright’s final home design has finally been realized
In the 1950s, Wisconsin’s own Frank Lloyd Wright designed a home for art teacher Louis Penfield centered around…
Dezeen Agenda features Genslers’ design for an urban district in Iraq
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features a masterplan for an urban district in Baghdad.…
Jean Nouvel’s NOT A HOTEL will showcase ’shadows of rain’ and ‘sounds of water’ | News
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Image credit: Ateliers Jean Nouvel
Japanese hospitality startup…
The 2025 Bowness photography prize – in pictures | Art and design
The winner of the 2025 William & Winifred Bowness photography prize – now in its 20th year –…
SCI-Arc to ‘embody an informed optimism’ says new director Winka Dubbeldam | News
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Winka Dubbeldam. Image courtesy of SCI-Arc
SCI-Arc’s new…
Cosmic Wonders Abound in the ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year Contest — Colossal
From aurora borealis to the Milky Way to distant nebulae, cosmic phenomena induces wonder like little else. When…
Image-to-video tool for architecture among new AI apps unveiled by Chaos | News
This post is brought to you by Chaos Software developer Chaos has unveiled a new suite of AI-powered…
Elmgreen & Dragset’s Uncanny Sculptures Make Reality Feel Like ‘Alice in Wonderland’ — Colossal
Dysmetropsia is a neurological condition that distorts size and perception, often causing objects to appear smaller or larger…
New Portland Art Museum café Coquelico opens this month
Portland Art Museum’s new café, Coquelico, is slated to open this September.Courtesy of Kaie Wellman Portland Art Museum’s…
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The Curious Case of Japan’s First Pro Photographer Who Literally Buried His Legacy
The BBC is shining a light on the story of Ukai Gyokusen, Japan’s first professional photographer, who buried…