the pavilion by hou de sousa, is constructed from 27,000 feet of colorful cord and is a kaleidoscopic beacon dedicated to the people of new york.

From signs and murals to retail spots and local landmarks, here are the most Instagrammable spots in Birmingham!

Every summer, thousands of visitors and locals alike flock to the historical city center of Montpellier, France for the Festival des Architecture Vives, a weeklong exhibition of site-specific, public art installations that connect private mansions and courtyards that are typically closed off to...

The amazing installation was created by Mexican artist Gabriel Dawe, who has been tricking museum visitors in Ohio into believing they are seeing the meteorological wonder indoors.

mirror mirror, an interactive public artwork designed by SOFTlab, for the city of alexandria, virginia opens march 30. the artwork and its many colorful...

Artist Camille Walala has used her signature colourful style to create a maze, imagined as a playground where visitors can "unleash their inner child"

Whether nestling an iridescent tunnel inside a Georgian-style church or encircling a concrete walkway with multicolor ribbons, Liz West transforms whatever space she approaches into a dynamic field of kaleidoscopic light and shadow. The prolific British artist (previously) is known for her large-scale pieces that use reflection and refraction to create dazzling immersive environments. OftenContinue reading "Immersive Installations by Liz West Convert Spaces into Glowing Arenas of Prismatic…

Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson is known for large-scale installations. He often uses light and water to impact the viewer’s senses. He works in his Berlin studio with a team of 35 p…

Last week I stole away to Las Vegas to meet Simon for a few days of R&R and it was just what I needed after a pretty harrowing month. It’s been a few years since I’ve been and I’d forgotten how fab it is to hole up in a fabulous hotel room, lounge at the […]

Chromatophiles, unite: The Color Factory has officially hit the East Coast, with a limited time installation in New York City. Here's everything you need to know about this cool exhibit, and how to make the most of your experience.