In Brief
Archelis, a futuristic new "wearable chair" by Japan's Hiroaki Nishimura Design, provides workers with a healthy middle ground between deadly all-day sitting and tiring all-day standing.
Art
GLENDALE, Calif. — The warm, electric glow and mid-century charm of neon signs are enduring features of Los Angeles’s historical buildings, but some of the city’s most beloved examples have not been seen since the Museum of Neon Art (MONA) closed its downtown LA location in 2011.
Art
LONDON — For four weeks, eight of London’s youngest galleries are hosting 15 like-minded spaces from around the world as part of CONDO, a collaborative project that's been proven to be very successful with the public.
Opinion
I see this image and I wonder.
In Brief
A court in Saudi Arabia has overturned the death sentence given to Palestinian poet Ashraf Fayadh last November on charges of publicly renouncing Islam, but the new terms of his punishment are also extremely savage.
Opinion
You may have heard the news that a German businessman has reportedly purchased a photograph of a dirty potato for $1.8 million.
News
On this week’s art crime blotter: a disgraced antiquities dealer's stash of loot was discovered, a fake Picasso was seized by Turkish police, and a stolen portrait of R2-D2 was returned.
In Brief
Every summer for the past 17 years, the Young Architects Program has chosen a designer to transform MoMA PS1's courtyard in Long Island City, Queens with a temporary installation.
Art
Digital data has become one of the most integral and misunderstood resources in contemporary society.
Art
LOS ANGELES — This week, there's a discussion on alternative art spaces at the Armory in Pasadena, the premier of the Wooster Group's production of The Room, the grand opening of the Museum of Neon Art, and more.
Art
VERSAILLES, France — In curator Béatrix Saule’s extensive exhibition Le Roi Est Mort (“The King Is Dead”), the Palace of Versailles is presenting a shaggy-dog narrative about the death of Louis XIV.
Art
This week, El Museo del Barrio revises the history of Kinetic and Op art to include Latin America, the National Academy Museum shows the work of pioneering feminist artist Miriam Schapiro, Galerie Lelong debuts nine unseen films by Ana Mendieta, and much more.