Artnet News
The planned museum in Kyoto will showcase historical Nintendo products as well as exhibitions and experiences. Read More
Artnet News
A trend that may have started as a response to the limitations of lockdowns has taken on a life of its own. Read More
Designboom
Carpenters workshop gallery in New York presents an exhibition by Vincenzo de Cotiis, dedicated to a body of work that embodies his evolution towards a contemporary art practice, featuring sculptural works that seemingly forget functionality. Read More
Creative Boom
Pentagram partners Michael Gericke and Michael Bierut have collaborated on a new visual identity for the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, one of the most beloved and visited museums in the US. Its goal is to "reflect the vibrancy of the institution and its diverse collections, programming and audiences". Read More
Stir World
The Delhi-based multidisciplinary artist talks about his experiences as part of a minority community in a regressive caste-system based society, from which his artistic journey stems. Read More
Smithsonian Magazine
More than 100 Mexican-American works spotlight how Chicano graphic artists lift up the power of people Read More
Architectural Digest
Best known for his quirky video and performance art on race, identity and culture, the British artist Hetain Patel adds to the conversation about xenophobia at the inaugural Asia Society Triennial Read More
Creative Boom
Touching on lucid dreaming; intense creative frustrations; the Romantic Sublime; guitar feedback and Kate Bush, a chat with artist Luke Hannam is a bit like having someone tick off a checklist of dream subjects. His ability to discuss complex concepts with both total ease and absolutely no hint of condescension or pretentiousness is a rare and welcome knack. Read More
Creative Boom
Italian designer Valeria Pernice has been named the winner of this year's 'Restart' poster competition for the 55th edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival. Pernice beat nearly two thousand artists from 54 different countries to scoop the top prize with her unique vision of a world getting ready to restart. Read More
Yellow Trace
In his Affects series, Tokyo-based graphic designer Masashi Murakami pushes the possibilities of paper by appearing to turn the digital into the physical. Read More
Livewire
As a child, stories always fascinated me. I’d look at my Nani with gleaming eyes as she would narrate the tales of Krishna. Read More
The Hard Copy
Indian creators are being paid handsomely for their NFT-based digital art. We cover everything that’s hot in the NFT scene. Includes a quick reckoner for beginners. Read More