X
July 14, 2014 Sophie Weiner

The Korean design studio Kimchi and Chips has created another awesome light-based art experiment. In Light Barrier, they fashioned mirrors and smoke into a construction that creates translucent moving shapes in the air. The circles that emanate from their installation look like the smoke rings of a giant, and as it shifts into more rigid shapes […]

Read More…

July 11, 2013 Andy Cush

Here’s the punniest art piece  you’ve seen in a while: multimedia artist Julian Oliver‘s Remote Install, an installation that’s about… installation. Software installation. Oliver explains: Distributed as a stripped down, customised GNU/Linux Operating System, the gallery merely needs to copy a single file onto a USB stick, plug it into a computer on site and boot it on the day […]

Read More…

July 2, 2013 Tod Seelie

In 1914, the fraternal society Knights of Pythias would meet in Philadelphia’s Hathorne Hall. After being left vacant for many years, it was recently taken over by the New York artist collective Rabid Hands for the Hidden City Festival. Its mysterious fraternal past inspired a building-wide art installation based heavily on the imagined history of another secret society. Knights of […]

Read More…