Georgina Wells
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Berndnaut Smilde’s cloud installations consist of precise mixtures of machine-generated light, humidity, temperature, and smoke.
Non-profit Word Above the Street has launched a Kickstarter Campaign for the Water Tank Project, in which an impressive roster of artists and celebrities will create designs to cover water towers across New York City.
MOCA’s current exhibition, Ends of the Earth: Land Art to 1974, is the first attempt by a museum to thematically organize and display Land Art, a movement closely associated with Robert Smithson in which the physical landscape becomes the artistic medium.
Tristan Perich adopts the principles of math, physics, and computer code for his machine-drawn compositions and sound pieces.
Highlights from Art Unlimited, an off-shoot of Art Basel that exhibits projects defying the traditional art fair modes of display.
Artlog presents the best of Art Basel, the mammoth art world affair that gets underway this week.
On Saturday June 16, Sundance Institute will present ShortsLab:NYC, a full day seminar focusing on the role of shorts in cinema, storytelling, and culture at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
The Museum of Arts and Design’s upcoming The Art of Scent, 1889-2012 is the first olfactory art exhibition, tracing the history of fragrance and perfume.
Alexander Melamid’s “health clinic”-slash-performance art piece the Art Healing Ministry, where he prescribes art as medicine, reopens in Chelsea.
Calling all New York City designers: the MoMA Design Store has just announced an open call for designers.
