Finding beauty in the ordinary isn’t always easy, but training our eyes to see it is a practice that can change one’s life. This is exactly what multidisciplinary artist Spencer Finch does in his new exhibition, Balboa of House and Garden.
Bright yellow strands now sway across the lawn outside Serpentine South Gallery, inviting visitors to step inside rather than simply...
Spanish artist SpY has unveiled a mesmerizing new installation for the 2026 NUR International Media Art Festival in Kazan, Russia.
Italian light artist Emilio Ferro transformed Paris’ historic Chapelle Expiatoire into a glowing, breathing monument with Threshold, a site-specific installation unveiled during Nuit Blanche on June 6, 2026. Commissioned by the City of Paris and produced by Studio Artera, the work sent a single beam of white light through the chapel in sync with the opening and closing of its doors, creating the illusion that the two-century-old building itself was breathing.
Legendary British sculptor Antony Gormley has spent decades focusing on the human body, exploring both its relationship with nature and...
Electric Forest returned to the magical Sherwood Forest for the 2026 edition of this mesmerizing festival.
Los Angeles-based contemporary artist Joshua Vides has made a name for himself with his innovative “Reality to Idea” technique. By meticulously painting black lines onto white surfaces, he turns regular objects into something that looks straight out of a sketchbook. For his first-ever museum show, Vides transforms a gallery full of cars into an immersive black and white illustration.
Hospitals are often seen as cold, clinical places, but in reality, they’re filled with moments of joy, fear, hope, grief,...
Sometimes, the most captivating works of art ask visitors not to look closer, but to listen more carefully.
Las Vegas shares some similarities with the mythical land of Oz. Both are big, shiny cities where people travel from far and wide to have their wishes granted. This makes it a fitting place to show the iconic American movie, The Wizard of Oz, which has been adapted to fit a much bigger, more advanced screen.
According to the Economic Policy Institute, in the U.S., the top 1% earners, on average, make between $1.3 and $1.
If you’re a Bridgerton fan, you might recognize the location of Es Devlin’s latest installation.
