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Osman Can Yerebakan
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A New Exhibition Explores Gaetano Pesce’s Drawing Practice
Titled Unframed, the display of drawings from the last four decades illustrates the radical designer’s jubilant thinking on paper, with works mostly taped onto the gallery walls.
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Charles Gaines Defies the Static Nature of Public Monuments
The Los Angeles–based artist has collaborated with TOLO Architecture to build Moving Chains, a 110-foot-long kinetic sculpture on New York’s Governors Island.
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Profiles
Susumu Shingū, Japanese Artist of Wind-Blown Sculptures, Receives His First New York Exhibition
The Upper East Side’s Ippodo Gallery exhibits the 85-year-old artist’s kinetic sculptures and drawings through December 29.
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A Craft Contemporary Exhibition Searches for New Dimensions in Quilting
The Los Angeles–based museum has opened a five-artist show to explore the meanings of layering in quilt-making.
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Iowa State University Student Innovation Center Encapsulates Its Mission Through Design
KieranTimberlake and Substance Architecture designed the glass-clad building with a concrete interior to orchestrate a striking duality of materials and an invitation for students to create.
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Exploring the Sculptural in Bernd and Hilla Becher’s Photographs
In a new retrospective, the German husband and wife duo’s images continue to ask questions about beauty, function, and form.
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Olson Kundig Opens Its First East Coast Office in New York
In addition to accommodating twelve desks, the highlight of the new Manhattan office is a sculptural table that facilitates programming on architecture, design, and art.
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Songs of Activism and Solidarity Adorn New York City’s AIDS Memorial
Artist Steven Evans’s LED installation sings out titles of anthems that defined queer liberation before and following the AIDS epidemic.
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Three Textile Exhibitions Prove Fabric Is an Enduring Medium for Storytelling
Joana Vasconcelos at MassArt Art Museum, Legacy Russell’s The New Bend at Hauser & Wirth, and Stitched at Paula Cooper Gallery examine the ways in which textile artists weave stories.
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Architect Pallavi Dean Discusses Buying Land in the Metaverse
Having acquired two plots in Decentraland, the Dubai-based architect and Roar Studios founder is envisioning the future of virtual architecture and development.
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What Will Post-Pandemic Performance Venues Look Like?
Four new projects on the boards employ different strategies to gather crowds around the stage again.
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For Germane Barnes, Mobility Echoes Beyond Movement
Through an exclusive driving tour of Miami, the architect and educator tells Metropolis how he mined the social histories of the city to inform a recent collaboration with Lexus.
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Three Contemporary Artists Explore the Narrative Potential of Wallpaper
Alec Egan, Liz Nielsen, and Barrow Parke take cues from the decorative arts in their painting, photo, and multimedia practices.
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A Neon Pink Structure Rises in the Metaverse
Digital designers Benny Or and Cyril Lancelin discuss their four-story NFT environment, The Meeting Place, and the potentials for metaverse architecture.
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Viewpoints
An Exhibition in Lisbon Examines the Relationship Between Design and Play
On view at Garagem Sul, At Play includes various archival ephemera and built forms that highlight the role of imagination in design.
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Two New Residencies Offer Indigenous Voices a Platform for Design Innovation
Architects Chris T. Cornelius and Anjelica Gallegos discuss their experiences as inaugural fellows at two New York–based programs.
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The Inaugural Helsinki Biennial Provides A Blueprint for Sustainable Affairs
Global art fairs are notorious for their carbon footprint—the Helsinki Biennial takes serious precautions for environmental health.