Frank Kunert’s Uncanny Photos Chronicle a Surreal Miniature World
It’s hard to imagine a welcome mat being rolled out at the entrance to a Secret Service compound, let alone a table for two perched…
It’s hard to imagine a welcome mat being rolled out at the entrance to a Secret Service compound, let alone a table for two perched…
The monumental textile exhibition that took over an 18th-century warehouse last spring is back for a second iteration. In the South Street Seaport area of…
‘The Strange Life of Things’ by Tatiana Trouvé at Palazzo Grassi Tatiana Trouvé weaves constellations, maps, dreams, and more into chair sculptures, installations, and…
‘voice of silence’ draws from korean tradition In his latest solo exhibition, Voice of Silence, at Friedman Benda, artist and master craftsman Byung Hoon…
Hector Serrano Turns Storm-Washed Wood into Functional Items Following the October 2024 dana, a cold drop that deeply affected Spanish regions, Héctor Serrano Studio…
All images courtesy of Artevento, shared with permission For 16 days this spring, an international kite festival will soar above the beaches of Cervia. Artenvento…
On the site of the former Scott’s Grove Baptist Church, artist Tony M. Bingham has constructed a monumental work of contemplation and reflection. Two wood-paneled…
The early 1780s produced a medical training tool that today seems unusually macabre and unsettling: the Anatomical Venus. A waxen model with real human hair…
From throwback pixelated video games to science fiction-inspired computer consoles, Love Hultén’s playful sculptures (previously) harken back to the birth of digital. Based in Gothenburg,…
From immersive fabric installations and sculptures to photography, landscape design, and architecture, the work of Aleksandra Kasuba (1923-2019) merges myriad ideas about how we experience…