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A luminescent arch in front of a mirrored facade.
Sensory Overload

Two installations by Daily tous les jours in Cambridge, Ontario’s Gaslight District turn greetings and movements into artistic melodies

Orange County

In California, Wrapped in Sunbeams by Matthew Mazzotta is the artist’s “quietest work” to date

Split and Set

Leong Leong delivers an elevated, arts-oriented apartment building for Ray Philly

At the Intersection of Art and Technology

In Touch Points, UM Taubman Fellows showcase their research in a group exhibition

Sculpture as Place

Minimalist artist Carl Andre, involved in the death of Ana Mendieta in 1985, dead at 88

The Temple of Together

Caroline Ghosn’s 2024 Burning Man Temple gives burners space to “grieve, celebrate, meditate, or even find revelation”

Gaudy or Gaudí?

Sofia Crespo illuminates Gaudí’s Casa Batlló with AI-powered projection mapping

New Year, New Me

Meier Partners completes Sorol Art Museum in Gangneung, South Korea—the office’s first built project since restructuring

Exceeding the Field of Vision

Groundswell at the Nasher Sculpture Center gives the women of land art the retrospective they deserve

In the Garden

In Monterrey, Mexico, LANZA Atelier designs an exhibition about gardens that takes cues from Roberto Burle Marx

Cover to Cover

Here are 16 architecture and design books to look out for in 2024

Slave to the Phrase

MoMA’s Ed Ruscha retrospective demonstrates the artist’s unmatched ability to convert language and environment into images

1955–2023

William Pope.L, a prolific artist known for his public interventions in New York, dies at 68

Soho Specter

A 1974 mural by Richard Haas at 112 Prince Street is restored to its original glory

Ornament is Bliss

A new permanent exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago designed by Norman Kelley displays architectural fragments

Ex Nihilo

Patrick Parrish Gallery’s Tribeca swan song, Object Chandigarh, showcases furniture by Pierre Jeanneret

Full Circle

Amy Hau is the Noguchi Museum’s next director

Tall posts with circular object on the top standing in A JUNGLE AT DUSK AS BATS FLY NEAR THE STRUCTURES.
Eavesdropping

SFER IK Museion inaugural artist award winner Antoine Bertin’s installation listens in on the conversations of bats

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