Art
This week, the doctor told us to improve our diets, so we're on a mission to select only the best shows and events to attend this week. It's New York, so that isn't very hard, but we made sure to include a short history of Thai contemporary art, a retrospective of F.A.T. Labs, a 77 artist group show
Opinion
3D-printed dresses might not be anything new — they've shown up on Paris runways already, covering models in intricate meshes and surreal shapes. But the new 3D-printed gown designed by Michael Schmidt and Francis Bitoni with the help of Shapeways is on another level.
Art
Third Rail Projects has performed their visually creative pieces in the middle of lunch hour at the World Financial Center, in a former hospital in Brooklyn, and in an opera house in upstate New York, bringing modern dance to an audience who might not usually seek it. Now the New York-based performa
Art
Before Nick Cave's “Heard•NY” galloped off into its first performance of its week-long installation in Grand Central Terminal, the soundsuit artist explained that he wanted to "produce a piece that brought us back to a dream state." The 60 dancers from the Alvin Ailey School definitely gave the 30 f
Opinion
There's only so much the brain can absorb in a museum, and for the 2012 Brains: The Mind as Matter exhibition at Wellcome Collection in London, the museum created an online game to keep their visitors' brains thinking about the anatomy of their own skulls. Called AXON, it's a surprisingly fast-pace
News
Back in the ancient world, whole clusters of ceremonial objects would be buried at a specific points in temple foundations, with a theorized reason being that these ritualistic items were believed to keep the buildings from ruin. While this didn't quite work in the longterm, as temples are as struct
Art
BEIJING — Feng Hao speaks with a firm and straightforward attitude. He does not like long sentences, nor does he enjoy the elliptic dialectic typical of Chinese speech. He listens carefully to my questions and takes his time before answering them. Then he resumes his thoughts in a short statement th
Art
If, like Woody Guthrie lamented, you've got no home and are just roaming around, you still need a place to shelter from the storms of spring, the scorching summer heat, the autumn winds, and the chill of winter. In the Applied Design exhibition that recently opened at the Museum of Modern Art, a gia
Books
It’s hard to tell how many young Americans know the name John Dewey today. Those who attended New York City’s New School might know of him as a co-founder and one of the minds behind the progressive agenda that formed the intellectual and social foundation of the school’s early years. Others might r
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If you were in attendance at Hyperallergic’s recent Tumblr Art Symposium, you might have noticed a curated collection of tumblelogs projected onto the walls of the 319 Scholes gallery space. That exhibition was made possible by Tekserve Rentals, which offers an array of computer rentals to individua
News
In a strange and troubling move that looks suspiciously like censorship, Chicago Public Schools have removed Persepolis, a classic graphic novel that tells the story of author Marjane Satrapi's coming-of-age in Iran, from all seventh-grade classrooms.
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CHICAGO — The 35th installment of a series in which artists send in a photo and a description of their workspace. This week, studios in Spain, Norway, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Vermont.