Ai Weiwei’s first design exhibition celebrates “how life goes on” after the pandemic Hundreds of thousands of cannonballs, donated Lego bricks and a marble toilet roll feature in Making Sense, the first design-focussed exhibition by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei at London’s Design Museum. Showing a range of new and historical works spread across a single […]
The New Orleans Jazz Festival 2023 is just around the corner, and if there are still doubts about whether it’s worth going to, the answer is pretty simple: it is! According to reports, this is one of the country’s longest-running music festivals, launched in 1970. It now boasts over 22,000 alumni performers and 12 stages
At a gallery in Los Angeles, photographer Justin Aversano recently debuted 78 new silkscreens, each featuring a portrait of an individual and printed on Egyptian papyrus. Ahead of the show, he also released every work in the series as an NFT on OpenSea, all of which swiftly sold out. The enthusiasm that has greeted the drop
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This year’s Vivid is set to shine brighter than ever when it blankets the city in colour from 26 May to 17 June. The Sydney CBD will be twinkling during Vivid 2023, staged over 23 nights and themed as Vivid Sydney, Naturally. Sydney’s favourite glow-up will fuse art, innovation and technology in collaboration with some
Did you know all 200,000 tickets for the Vermeer exhibition at the Rijksmuseum sold out within two days? If you did manage to snag some tickets, you’ll get to see Vermeer’s works up close in a way that’s never been done before. If you didn’t manage to get tickets, don’t despair! Keep reading to learn
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Featuring a total of 177 exhibitors from 32 different countries Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK) kicked off earlier this week, returning for its second in-person fair since the COVID pandemic. The international art world descended upon Hong Kong for the week, taking in some of the most sought-after pieces in the community. Helson Ho/Hypebeast Hypebeast
he newest iteration of Desert X is all about water—which might come as a surprise, seeing as how there’s not much liquid of any kind to be found along the dusty stretch of land in south-central California where the biennial exhibition is installed through May 7. But, for Neville Wakefield and Diana Campbell, the show’s
