These two amazing site-specific sculptures – from Nicholas Galanin and Pamela Rosenkranz – in New York City are worth planning your weekend around.
Pani Jurek's collection of BARVA VASES combine vibrant color spots, wavy lines, and textures that echo strokes of a painter's brush.
Saatchi Art's "Threadwork: Women Redefining Fiber Arts" includes the work of 17 female-identifying fabric artists who are pushing textile art forward into the future.
This simply designed projector developed at MIT’s School of Architecture and Planning reveals how AI will transform storytelling forever.
A Solar-Powered Bench That Spins Ever So Slowly, designed by ENESS, stores sunlight from custom solar panels and rotates, to give users a slow paced perspective of their surroundings.
In Objective Gallery's 'Please Sit for The Alternate Ending', Jeff Martin + Sam Klemick's functional objects defy industry norms + conventional practices to breathe new life into materials deemed futile.
August's Designer Desktop features a graphic, colorful pattern that's full of rhythm + motion from East London-based design studio Kapitza.
Artist Julie Mehretu has been chosen to customize the 20th BMW Art Car ahead of its entry into the 24 Hour race of Le Mans in 2024.
The top 4 art exhibitions in New York galleries this summer include ceramics by Doyle Lane, paintings by Evian Wenyi Zhang, glass sculpture by Ann Veronica Janssens, and drawings by Harry Gould Harvey IV.
Swiss artist Fabian Oefner reduces things – like cars and saxophones – to their smallest elements, all in service of presenting a new way of looking at time.
Backdrop and Porsche join forces for limited-edition 4-color paint collaboration celebrating 75 years of the iconic sports car.
For this Designer Desktop, URBS Studio explores the trippy glimmer of light seen reflecting off of urban glass buildings when the sun hits. Download it now!
Works by diverse emerging + established artists can be bid on in support of the Artsy Impact Auction: Artists for Pride + we speak to Simon Haas of the Haas Brothers.
For this DMTV Milkshake, ceramicist Bob Dinetz shares how he combines modern shapes with an experimental approach to color and glaze + more.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns for Take 5, sharing favorites, like the LEGO Pac-Man Arcade, gradient ceramics, and a pen collab.
