british artist needles intricate 3D ’embroidered edibles’ that look like real food
designboom - British artist and designer youmeng liu has unveiled a series of embroidered food designs that look like real food. using her newly devel...
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At Michelangelo’s Medici Chapel, Stain-fighting Bacteria Work Miracles
hyperallergic - In these epidemic days, it’s easy to paint all microbial organisms in a bad light, but some bacteria are chiseling out a reputation i...
Contemporary art and artificial intelligence meet at MAXXI in Rome
domus - “Re: define the boundaries” is the title of this second edition of Re: Humanism, prize and exhibition at MAXXI in Rome (until 30 May 2021) wit...
A Painting Bought at a Small Town Dump for $4 Turned Out to Be by David Bowie—and It Just Sold for More Than $87,000
artnet news - A David Bowie painting that originally sold for just less than $5 at a Canadian landfill has set a new auction record for the artist an...
The evolution of Land Art from Walter De Maria to Doug Aitken
domus - “I first met Walter in downtown New York. We had lunch on a cold winter afternoon.” With these words, Doug Aitken – an artworld star anointed...
Jay-Z to Make a Unique NFT Marking the 25th Anniversary of His Debut Album
artnet - Just when you thought the mash-up of big money, celebrities, and NFTs could not get any more intense, there’s a new high-profile collaboratio...
MacKenzie Scott Distributes $2.7B to 286 Arts & Other Organizations
Hyperallergic - El Museo del Barrio, Studio Museum in Harlem, and the Museum of Chinese in America are some of the dozens of art institutions that rec...
For the Medici, the Last Great Picture Show
NY Times - It’s hard to imagine Florence, cradle of the High Renaissance of early modern Europe, without its avaricious, venal, culture-conscious firs...
The Milk of Dreams will be the theme of the Art Venice Biennale 2022
domus - The body and its possible transformations will be once again at the center of the artistic debate in 59. International Art Exhibition directed...
Spotlight: Fiona Watson
“A representation of our creative power beyond one's own mortality…”
Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Fiona Watson
Paul Zimmerman: You ar...