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Challenging perception: Leandro Erlich's twisted escalator

Leandro Erlich has unveiled the "Sous le Ciel", its new installation at Paris' Le Bon Marché shopping center.

"Sous le Ciel" by Leandro Erlich will run until February 18th, 2018 at Paris’ Le Bon Marché. Image © designboom Internationally renowned for his deep and poetic site-specific works, argentine…

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A rainbow-multihued installation by Emmanuelle Moureaux

The artist used over 100,000 paper number cut-outs to create an installation designed to visualise the passing of time.

Photography is by Daisuke Shima. On show at the Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design in Toyama, Japan, the Colour of Time installation is part of a series of…

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David Annesley's flying colours

Taste, geometry, and flights: every element that influenced the artist's work.

Installation view of (from left) Loquat, 1965; Untitled, 1968-9; and Untitled, 1969, all by David Annesley at Waddington Custot. Courtesy of Waddington Custot. Certain colour combinations make David Annesley feel…

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'Festival of Life': Yayoi Kusama's new multi-sensory exhibit

The exhibitions, presented by David Zwirner Gallery, features the work of celebrated Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

The oversized flower-potted tulips are made from fiberglass-reinforced plastic. Image © designboom. David Zwirner Gallery presents ‘Festival of Life’, a multi-sensory exhibit of recent work by celebrated Japanese artist Yayoi…

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New app Smartify aims to be the 'Shazam of the art world'

An app has launched that allows users to instantly identify artworks and access information about them, by simply scanning them with a smartphone.

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Teamlab's 'Living Digital Forest' installation brings flowers to life

The exhibition will be on view at Pace Beijing until November 20, 2017.

Teamlab carries out collaborative experiments to challenge traditional forms of art. Art and technology collaborative Teamlab presents ‘living Digital Forest’ at Pace Beijing, as its first major solo exhibition in…

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A world of polka dots: Yayoi Kusama opens museum in Tokyo

The Yayoi Kusama museum, accompanied with an inaugural exhibition of over 600 pieces of the artist’s work, has recently opened in Japan'capital.

Yayoi Kusama speaks to journalists in Tokyo before the opening of a new museum dedicated to her work. Photograph: Toru Hanai/Reuters. Yayoi Kusama is about to apply a splash of…

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(Un)Comfort Zone: Dimore Studio creates rooms inside London gallery Mazzoleni

Dimore Studio boldly furnished five rooms inside a London art gallery, combining the "elegance" of 1930s art deco with the "sexiness" of the 1970s.

(Un)Comfort Zone by Dimore Studio. Ahead of this year's London Design Festival, Emiliano Salci and Britt Moran of Milan-based Dimore Studio have created a dressing room, a living room, a…

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Bernhard Lang, the aerial photographer that captures life from above

Captured from above by helicopter or small plane, the birds-eye images conjure up strange and mesmerizing patterns that are all but invisible when standing on solid ground.

From aerial views: harbour. All images by Bernhard Lang, courtesy of the artist. The aerial photographs of Bernhard Lang draw frequent comparison to abstract paintings, and looking at them it’s…

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Abandoned house in Lithuania transformed with colorful graffiti

Lithuanian illustrator A.Bran turned an old abandoned house in a bright and colorful artwork.

All images © Paulius Sadauskas. Lithuanian freelance illustrator, A.Bran, has transformed an abandoned house into a bright urban space with his ‘scars over stars’ piece. The intervention was completed for…

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Challenging perception: Leandro Erlich's twisted escalator

Leandro Erlich has unveiled the "Sous le Ciel", its new installation at Paris' Le Bon Marché shopping center.

A rainbow-multihued installation by Emmanuelle Moureaux

The artist used over 100,000 paper number cut-outs to create an installation designed to visualise the passing of time.

David Annesley's flying colours

Taste, geometry, and flights: every element that influenced the artist's work.

'Festival of Life': Yayoi Kusama's new multi-sensory exhibit

The exhibitions, presented by David Zwirner Gallery, features the work of celebrated Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

New app Smartify aims to be the 'Shazam of the art world'

An app has launched that allows users to instantly identify artworks and access information about them, by simply scanning them with a smartphone.

Teamlab's 'Living Digital Forest' installation brings flowers to life

The exhibition will be on view at Pace Beijing until November 20, 2017.

A world of polka dots: Yayoi Kusama opens museum in Tokyo

The Yayoi Kusama museum, accompanied with an inaugural exhibition of over 600 pieces of the artist’s work, has recently opened in Japan'capital.

(Un)Comfort Zone: Dimore Studio creates rooms inside London gallery Mazzoleni

Dimore Studio boldly furnished five rooms inside a London art gallery, combining the "elegance" of 1930s art deco with the "sexiness" of the 1970s.

Bernhard Lang, the aerial photographer that captures life from above

Captured from above by helicopter or small plane, the birds-eye images conjure up strange and mesmerizing patterns that are all but invisible when standing on solid ground.

Abandoned house in Lithuania transformed with colorful graffiti

Lithuanian illustrator A.Bran turned an old abandoned house in a bright and colorful artwork.

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