EXPO 1: New York @ MoMA PS1

A visit to MoMA PS1 comes with a guarantee of seeing great art. This museum never disappoints and often helps us to discover artists we aren’t familiar with. But this time we left EXPO 1: New York, the exhibition currently on display, with an even stronger feeling. This show has the potential to become a cultural landmark, [...]

do it (outside) @ Socrates Sculpture Park

Coinciding with the Frieze Art Fair, the Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens has an interesting exhibition on display: curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist in collaboration with Independent Curators International, the show do it (outside) opened last Saturday and will be on display till July 7th. We went to the preview on Thursday and were impressed by [...]

Gutai: Splendid Background @ Guggenheim NY

Yesterday we saw a great show of the Japanese avant–garde group Gutai at the Guggenheim Museum. The Gutai Art Association (active 1954–72) grouped together artists searching for answers in a postwar Japan. As all modernist movements, also these artists rejected the past – faced with the horror of the World War II – presenting their answer by a separation of the material [...]

Urbi et Orbi from Shoreditch – The Pope vs Banksy

Discovered on this cold but sunny Easter morning in Shoreditch: the Pope by Banksy or in a Banksy’s style (who can be sure of these things nowadays anyway). What’s more remarkable is that Vatican was the first to spot this new piece and included a witty retort in today’s Pope Francis’ “Urbi et Orbi” address, [...]

Leo Villareal illuminates Bay Bridge

While reading this interesting article about a new breed of art patrons from Silicon Valley, we discovered Bay Lights, a public artwork created for the San Francisco Bay Bridge by Leo Villareal. The “master of light” Villareal created a stunning computer-programmed show, which uses 25 000 LED lights forming various moving patterns across the bridge. The world’s largest light [...]

The World’s Next Tallest Buildings Will Be Mass-Produced in a Chinese Factory

Motherboard: The World’s Next Tallest Buildings Will Be Mass-Produced in a Chinese Factory

Gebouw op stelten

“More than just an unusual construction site, this scene is the beginning of an extensive process to preserve the exterior of the Provo Tabernacle, a community landmark gutted by fire in December 2010.” Doet denken aan de verhuizing op lokatie in Zürich. Mormonnewsroom.org/article/provo-city-center-temple-stilts (via TiC)

Architecture Uncomfortable Workshop

Spring Wind House Auworkshop.com Hut in Kácsárd Waste Less Chair Whitewashed Shapes Exhibition Auworkshop.com

Photographer covertly shoots his neighbors at home, neighbors are furious

22words: Photographer covertly shoots his neighbors at home, neighbors are furious

Boijmans bouwt nieuw, openbaar kunstdepot

RTV Rijnmond: Boijmans bouwt nieuw, openbaar kunstdepot

Molten glass

In Winters Arms

The Coming Out of Alex Diamond

Galactic Adventures with Morcky

Tomahawk Thursdays - The Jet Edition

TAGTICAL MEDIA 2 : "Paris sous mes bombes"

Photos of BLANCBEC exhibition called “Talkie Walkie”...

Beside, Spielerei, Erosie in Eindhoven + Dikson + OX Alien and the Lastplak Collective + Oraks.

Brad Downey ran a workshop and did a lecture in Moscow. Check...

Hozoy broken ceramic tiles in a Dakar/Senegal soccer field. 8...