Nowadays, it seems as though every time I open a magazine, or visit a department store, there’s a new fragrance to hit the market. It’s undeniably true that the perfume market is as lively and busy as ever, and even with super catchy marketing, I tend to tune it all out. Artist duo Lernert & [...]
This week in Art Weekly, we are visiting Brussels, London, Los Angeles and of course, home sweet home NYC for our top art opening picks. Enjoy!
At 11am yesterday morning in one of New York City’s most beautiful public spaces, commuters, members of the press, and spectators from all around the world waited in anticipation for a mysterious group of sculptures to come to life. Nick Cave’s most recent installation, an assortment of
Michael Hansmeyer’s mission is to uncover the unimaginable results that come from combining computation, fabrication technologies, and architecture.
“Liu Wei is one of the most original and inventive contemporary artists working in China today,” exclaimed Jennifer Joy, Communications Director for Lehmann Maupin gallery earlier today.
LEGO Artist Nathan Sawaya has teamed up with award-winning Aussie photographer Dean West to take LEGO where it has never been before. The project is a series of tableau compositions based on ideas about nature, culture, society and
Mowgli Omari’s Virtual Horizon series packs so much punch it will surely fire up your neurons and get your inspiration jump-started.
A hummingbird, a koi, and a seahorse have all come to life in gold scrap metal thanks to Brooklyn artist Vik Muniz, originally from Brazil.
German artist Thomas Demand builds life sized scenes in paper and cardboard models, inspired by found images, which he then photographs himself.
Inspired by animal head trophies, Valencia based artist Luciana Novo created this beautiful plasticine on wood polar bear sculpture titled ‘Cabeza de Oso Polar’.
Are circles and squares what get you off?
Matt Shlian considers himself a “paper engineer,” and in addition to studying the material’s attributes on a nano-level, crafts and creates these beautiful works experimenting with light, balance and form.