Jen DeNike presented a new performance piece ‘Iemanjá’ at Art Public of the 11th edition of Art Basel Miami Beach.
Series of portraits coupled with one-on-one interviews of South Africa’s emerging and established professionals. A look at South Africa’s creative scene.
Controlled by a complex algorithm, Swarm Study / III translates collective behavioural patterns found in nature into moving light.
Rio de Janeiro based Brazilian artist Carlito Carvalhosa makes his north american museum debut at MoMA with the monumental installation Sum of Days.
A delicate looking installation reveals its alter ego as a dangerous and impenetrable, barbed wire fenced, detached and alienated space.
An intriguing ring in the colours of the rainbow floats above the museum’s roof.
The classics of post-war abstract art in Bilbao.
Artist David Zink Yi presents a giant squid tampering with the awe evoked by a creature we have never seen alive.
The “Apichatpong Weerasethakul: Primitive” exhibition will be presented at the New Museum from May 19 through July 3, 2011.
Ten amateur photographers selected among over 51,000 submissions.
Polyglossia explores the expressive multilingualism in the work of artist sharing a common Greek origin.
The fastest piece of art ever at the TEFAF Maastricht art and antique fair.
A unique collection of some of the most remarkable fashion illustrations from the 20th and 21st Centuries.
His resulting works constitute a mesmerizing hybrid form, a mixture of a travelogue, a kaleidoscopic portrait of Chinese history, and a filmic essay on contemporary networks of human and artistic migration.
A unique landscape installation in the High Alps of Vorarlberg, Austria.
The human body and its traditional stance are being challenged by the newly sculpted Spring/Summer 2011 collection “transorganic” by À LA DISPOSITION.
Facets, random polygons and extrusions shape a mysterious and seductive out-of-this-world lighting device.
The HA tower proposes a hybrid model for urban life that embraces the city, pulling it in the heart of the units, while still offering large open spaces that otherwise are only available on the urban fringe.
