British artist and designer Freddie Yauner has gone viral for What I’m Looking At, an ongoing art project built around a wearable reflective Mirror Mask that turns the wearer’s face into a live reflection of the world in front of them.
Every year, the question gets asked: which country is the best place on Earth to live, govern, work, and thrive?
There is an old Japanese adage embedded in the philosophy of kintsugi: a broken thing, once mended with gold, becomes...
For centuries, the church at Herkenrode Abbey stood as one of Belgium’s most important religious landmarks. The Gothic structure formed the heart of a wealthy Cistercian abbey near Hasselt before war, fire, and demolition erased it from the landscape. Today, almost nothing of the original church survives. Belgian architectural practice Gijs Van Vaerenbergh has now revived the vanished structure in a striking new form.
For decades, seeing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum has meant navigating packed crowds, lifting a phone above hundreds...
Textile artist Faig Ahmed has long transformed the traditional carpet into something alive.
At a moment when museums around the world are reexamining whose stories shape contemporary art history, Leeum Museum of Art in Seoul is spotlighting the women artists who helped pioneer immersive installation decades before the medium entered the mainstream canon. Inside Other Spaces: Environments by Women Artists 1956–1976 revisits a radical era in postwar art through sensory environments that dissolve the boundaries between artwork, architecture, and viewer participation.
For more than two decades, German photographer Markus Brunetti has pursued a project that feels equally archaeological and photographic.
Embed from Getty Images For nearly a century, Sir David Attenborough has brought viewers face to face with the natural...
A giant Converse sneaker recently appeared in Los Angeles, turning an ordinary city street into what looked like an interactive public art installation. Covered in layers of graffiti tags and handwritten messages, the oversized shoe quickly caught the internet’s attention. The project was created in collaboration with Mixed Media and imagines the iconic sneaker as a massive graffiti-covered canvas.
Swiss watchmaking has always balanced tradition with reinvention.
Embed from Getty Images More than two decades after the original Blue Planet changed the way audiences saw the oceans,...
