After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Toronto-based Nuit Blanche returns this year with public art projects by 150 artists. The day-long public art showcase will be “the most comprehensive version yet,” according to the city, and will include installations in neighborhoods across Toronto, including Don Mills, East Danforth, Bloor-Yorkville, Sterling Road and Fort … Read more
Jaime Hayon’s first major retrospective exhibition That World Design Capital Valencia 2022 pays tribute to the endless creativity of one of its most international ambassadors, Jaime Hayon. In the Ferreres – Goerlich hall of the center, the venue becomes the first major retrospective exhibition about the Spanish artist and designer’s work that will take place … Read more
A new set of concept art has recently been released showing the city of Neomuna in Destiny 2’s upcoming Lightfall expansion. These concepts were released by one of the developers at The Mill, a VFX production company that Bungie works with for its trailers. This comes from an artist, Marco Iozzi, who posted the Lightfall … Read more
Artificial intelligence (AI) is here and more accessible than ever, and while some have criticized the material realities of this new technology and its impact on artists’ lives, it seems somewhat inevitable that AI will be a tool that professionals and novices alike will use in use for years to come. Is AI really that … Read more
Traditionally, potters made items in multiple pieces, while fine artists made one-offs. But while digital technology has allowed artists to easily create duplicates, some potters have taken to combining items off the assembly line into unique works of art. This development is the impetus for More Clay: The Power of Repetition, an exhibition at the … Read more
“It was love at first sight, at last sight, forever and ever,” Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov once wrote. Observant Billie Eilish fans might have piqued their interest by the presence of a few “Ever” in the mix there, but aside from the profundity both artists proclaim with their ad infinitum remarks, that’s the bond that … Read more
If you’ve displayed your Lego collection like we have, you know that dust is now your mortal enemy. Lego kits gather dust at an alarming rate when they’re sitting on a shelf, and they can be a real hassle to clean – especially some of the more delicate models like the Lego International Space Station. … Read more
Radio Trastevere Gallery houses the Santa Africa Exhibition designed by Sant’Era with the recordings of the visual designer Sabrina Poli. Last Roman date of the four pop-up exhibitions “Out of stock. Wandering Pop Up Art Exhibition”, curated by Barbara Braghittoni. The Santafrika project was created to make a dream come true:Where tides create lunar landscapes, … Read more
Nendo’s collaborations with Kyoto artisans will be shown in New York Nendo sees Kyoto is on view at Friedman Benda (until October 15, 2022) and showcases the design studio’s collaboration with six artisans specializing in ancient Japanese crafts Japanese design studio Nendo may be best known for their contemporary and forward-thinking creative endeavors, but their … Read more
Fuat Değirmenci: a neo-renaissance in minimal strokes From “The Girl with a Pearl Earring” by Johannes Vermeer to “Mona Lisa” by Leonardo da Vinci, Fuat Değirmenci transports masterpieces of the Renaissance into the world Digital sphere and reduces it to bold, minimal brushstrokes. Entitled “Minimal Renaissance”, the series of modern 3D renderings digitally reinterprets some … Read more