As part of the annual Telluride Mushroom Festival in Colorado, hundreds of participants transform themselves into fungi and take to the streets in a surreal,

The world’s largest pop-up book is now on view at the Richard J. Riordan Central Library in Los Angeles. 📖 Titled 'Luceros y Penumbras' (Starlight

William Anastasi’s 'Transfer' (1968) sits at the intersection of perception, recording, and self-surveillance. A pioneer of conceptual and minimal art, Anastasi consistently shifted focus away

'Deeper Than You Know' is a performative installation by Khozema Alaaed, expanding his ongoing 'Maps & Cities' series—where geography becomes a metaphor for identity in

A tribute to Dutch conceptual artist Wim T. Schippers, whose iconic 'Pindakaasvloer' (Peanut Butter Floor) returns following his recent passing. Originally conceived in 1962 and

'The Descent' (2026) by Lulu MacDonald transforms St. Katharinen Church into an immersive environment filled with hundreds of floating fish-like balloons. 🎈 Suspended beneath the

Dutch designer Maarten Baas created the 3-metre high art clock, dubbed 'Real Time', when the Amsterdam Schiphol airport was renovated in 2016. It features a

Now preserved in the archives of the Smithsonian, this 1913 illustrated letter by Alfred Joseph Frueh offers a playful glimpse into art, love, and travel.

Pyg (aka Pygmallionaire) blurs design, humour, and history with a Parthenon candle that quite literally reveals its message over time. 🏛️🕯️ At first, it appears

A deer that collapses, decomposes, and rebuilds itself in an endless loop. Julius von Bismarck’s 'Das Reh' (2024), presented at Art Basel, is a life-sized