In collaboration with Bulgari, architect, artist, and designer Emmanuelle Moureaux debuts the 50th edition of the 100 Colors series to take visitors on a visual journey.
Dung Dkar Cloak, by EJTECH, is an interactive installation that brings together digital jacquard weaving, sound synthesis, fractal geometry, and algorithmic thinking to create sound.
How do you secure a 2,700-pound aluminum sculpture of the world's fastest passenger plane over diners? Carefully.
Known for her sought-after art, CJ Hendry's HOOPS Tree installation measures in at a whopping 20 feet tall with 34 hoops for a "chandelier hanging from the sky" effect.
In Take 5, Senior Contributing Editor Vy Yang shares the public art making residents grumpy, a sculpture that Lisa Frank would approve, and more.
Amazon commissioned two local textile artisans – William Storms + Brit Kleinman – to create larger-than-life installations at their new office in Manhattan.
NEON's Born to Be Wild is more than *just* an art installation – it's built above the buried remains of a bear pit in 19th century Victorian gardens!
The latest addition to Memorial Art Gallery's Centennial Sculpture Park is artist Rashid Johnson's "Broken Pavilion," an elongated U-shaped mosaic sculpture wall that features Johnson's "broken men.”
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.
Explore the volcanic origins of davidpompa's new stone + aluminum light sculpture series – Ambra Toba – at Milan Design Week.
Wish Fountain, an interactive art installation, mimics a wishing well and the surface of its water once a coin is tossed in.
Serena Confalonieri's site-specific installation, Volée, offers visitors the chance to experience a return to nature.
Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer uses 3000 light bulbs + high-tech "pulse sensors" to capture, magnify, and save the heartbeats of visitors in this visually stunning and intimately connecting installation.
Students are the next torchbearers of innovative, sustainable design, and ECONYL® + Parsons School of Design are championing them.
Through mirrors and geometric patterns, Maxim Kashin created an installation of endless reflection called New Suprematism.
