Japanese artist Mihoko Ogaki has combined the night sky with the body in these sculptures constructed from plastic and embedded with LEDs. The light shines out through thousands of tiny holes and illuminates the walls surrounding the sculpture but when they are placed in bright room, the bodies appear to be suffering and dying.
The galerie du jour agnès b. is pleased to present Blues, an exhibition by Tim Barber opening November 5. The...
This article inaugurates the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation/Art in America Arts Writing Fellowships, a joint project designed to foster art...
Something is always happening on Heron Alley in San Francisco, and there will be a whole lot of happening...
Pablo Picasso’s eccentric and surreal artwork has inspired countless modern artists, including Pakistani illustrator Omar Aqil, who imagined how...
Benjamin Sommerhalder runs Nieves with his own two hands, quietly publishing artist zines and books out of Zurich. I’ve...
For architect Tom Kundig, design practice is an encounter with context, materials and nature, where structures become a part...
“Greuze is normally known for genre pictures, but here he’s trying to embrace a mythological subject, showing Aegina...
Iranian Art Festival a transnational event in the field of Visual Arts Countless artistic events are held around the...
