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In the developing city of Gwanggyo located about 25 kilometers south of Seoul, a high-end Korean department store stands out amongst gray office buildings and other concrete structures. Designed by OMA/Chris van Duijn, the Galleria shopping center features a mosaic facade of neutral-toned stones...
Known for transforming Barcelona’s architectural landscape, Antoni Gaudí famously combined nature, materiality, religion, and influences of Orientalism into a widely recognized aesthetic that’s captured in a new book from Taschen. Throughout more than 350 pages, Gaudí: The Complete Works encompasses the Catalan architect’s projects...
For his new work, the most expensive living artist Jeff Koons used an unusual material - a weapon. And not just a weapon, but a collection of two-time Oscar winner Sean Penn.
About six years ago, "Sean told me he...
Protected in a small piece of amber dating back 99 million years, an ancient skull is changing the timeline researchers have for when reptiles transitioned into the descendants of current-day birds. Found in Myanmar, the oculudentavis khaungraae had at least 23...
In 2018, terrible fires raged across the state of California (USA). The fire destroyed at least 10 thousand houses, and 300 thousand people, having lost everything, had to start looking for new places to live.
That summer in the California...
The Twist gallery, located in the Kistefos Museum and Sculpture Park about an hour's drive from the Norwegian capital Oslo, has won the LCD Award for Best Architecture in Berlin 2020. In this category, it outperformed two competitors, the...
Like many kids with a love for digging in sandboxes, Calvin Seibert grew up creating grand castles and towers from piles of the sediment. But for Seibert, the practice wasn’t just a childhood pastime. “In hindsight I see that much...
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Jim Carrey Drew His Paintings for Last 6 Years and is Ready to Present...
Jim Carrey is not a man to do things by halves—at least not when it comes to his art. For the last six years,...
Lisa Lloyd’s incredible paper-cut chameleon set to raise money for charity
The freelance designer and illustrator Lisa Lloyd has smashed it out of the ballpark yet again, but this time crafting a colourful chameleon to help...
The Statue Of Botero Was Stolen From The Gallery On The Most Guarded Street...
The French police hunt a daring thief who stole a bronze statue worth almost half a million euros from a gallery located on the...
Tin Cans Transformed into Famous Art Historical Self-Portraits by Allan Rubin
Allan Rubin‘s aptly named series CANON presents a range of famous artists throughout history, all rendered from an amalgamation of tin cans. The works are each...
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The artist draws sharks “floating” in the air
Toronto artist and sculptor Chris Austin is one of those who seem to love nature, but not the one that is commonly loved in...
Scrap metal sculptures: an original art direction
Scrap metal in the ordinary sense is something very far from aesthetics. A rusty mixture of pieces of metal, wires, electric motors, and other...
Salvador Dali. The mystery of the last century
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The judgments, actions, Salvador Dali's paintings, all carried a light raid of madness. This man was not just a surrealist painter,...
Bruegel paintings. The most famous masterpieces of the master
Breughel (1525/30 - 1569) is often referred to as Hieronymus Bosch's successor. Yes, at first glance, part of their work is similar. Breughel, just...
A Natural-Stone Mosaic Facade Punctuated by Dramatic Opal Windows in a...
In the developing city of Gwanggyo located about 25 kilometers south of Seoul, a high-end Korean department store stands out amongst gray office buildings and other...
Honeycombs and Origami Cranes Dangle in Fragile Stained-Glass Suspensions by Lesley...
Phoenix-based artist Lesley Green, of Bespoke Glass, merges natural pigments and geometric shapes in her stained-glass pieces. Some of her recent work includes a trio of...
Concentric Circles of Tufted Wool by Artist Tammy Kanat
“Pines” (2019), wool, linen, silk, fibers, copper frame, 150 x 218 centimeters. All images © Tammy Kanat
Beginning with asymmetrical ovals and amorphous shapes, Australian...
‘Parasite’ Fans With Their Own Alternative Movie Posters
Last year, Bong Joon Ho's Parasites was the first South Korean film to win the Cannes Film Festival Grand Prize, and this year it...
Untamed Flora and Fauna Rendered with Mud in New Multi-Level Mural...
Part of a solo exhibition titled Gimme Something/To Eat at Anomaly in Tokyo, a multi-level project by Japanese painter Yusuke Asai considers the structure of ecosystems and the relationship between humans,...
Human Backbones and Lotus Leaves Inspire Structural Furniture by Mán-Mán Studio
Designers Daishi Luo and Zhipeng Tan of Mán-Mán Studio have ensured the stability of otherwise impermanent objects, like delicate lotuses and the human spine. Manipulating copper...
