The room is dark, electronic music thrums and laser light beams hang in the air. The scene might sound familiar, but Lightfall, the latest offering from Miami’s Superblue, is taking experiential art to new places, projecting its ever-shifting animation onto a high-tech curtain made from a fine mist of gently falling water droplets. “This is […]
A year into the current Israel-Gaza War, Palestine Museum U.S. in Woodbridge, Connecticut, is staging an exhibition in London featuring work from 25 Palestinian artists, including several currently trapped in Gaza. “Art of Palestine: From the River to the Sea” is the second exhibition this year that the museum has held at P21 Gallery, which
Banksy may not have had an authorized solo show in 14 years, but if anything, that seemed to stoke the demand for his recent outing at Glasgow’s Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), which set attendance records for the institution with 180,000 visitors over the show’s 10-week run. Titled “Banksy: Cut and Run,” the exhibition enforced
Vincent van Gogh’s most famous painting, The Starry Night, has made a rare journey outside the hallowed halls of New York’s Museum of Modern Art—but only a mile and a half uptown to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which is staging a groundbreaking exhibition focusing on the artist’s depictions of cypress trees. “From this show,
Forget animated light projections. Transfix, the latest in immersive art experiences, will bring 50 interactive, kinetic, illuminated artworks—including pyrotechnics—to Las Vegas, in the first stop of a planned tour that will bring monumental, festival-style works to cities across the U.S. The project is the brainchild of Michael Blatter and Tom Stinchfield of New York marketing
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For the first time in 40 years, Italian Renaissance master Donatello (ca. 1386–1466) has a major solo show—and the curator, Francesco Caglioti, hopes the blockbuster exhibition will help elevate the master sculptor to the level of fame enjoyed by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo. The reason Donatello has been eclipsed in the public eye by his countrymen?
Brooklyn artist Kenzo Digital has transformed the heart of Midtown Manhattan into infinite artwork in the sky in Air, his new, permanent art installation at Summit One Vanderbilt, the Snøhetta-designed top three floors of the 93-story skyscraper that opened next to Grand Central Station last September. A reflective chamber of light and glass in which nearly
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