Psychedelic Illuminations Blanket San Francisco’s Conservatory of Flowers
The kaleidoscopic projections will fete the iconic 1967 summer when hippies descended on the city.
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New Oakland Museum of Capitalism Imagines a World Without Boom and Bust
“Fredric Jameson supposedly once said that it’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism, and making capitalism a ‘museum piece’ is partly an effort to help us do just that,”says museum co-founder Andrea Steves.
There’s a Pair of Giant Hands Emerging From Venice’s Grand Canal
The dramatic sculpture highlights the threat of rapidly rising sea levels.
15 Photos That Take You Inside the Tiny World of Gulliver’s Gate
See tiny replicas of Manhattan, Stonehenge, the Louvre, the Panama Canal (it works), the Egyptian Pyramids, an Italian piazza, and the Great Wall of China at NYC’s Gulliver’s Gate.
This Hotel Will Turn Your Nude Selfies Into Art
“Paint me like one of your French girls.”
Moscovite Artist Creates Intricate Sketches on Dirty Cars and Trucks
Using his fingers and paintbrushes, artist Nikita Golubev has been creating works of art on the dirt- and dust-covered vehicles of Moscow.
10 NYC Day Trips For Art Lovers
From a sprawling sculpture park upstate to a neon-bathed old firehouse in the Hamptons, each of these art-focused getaways is within easy reach of New York City.
Kansas Church Unveils World’s Biggest Stained Glass Window
Artists used a unique method to create the massive installation.
Reykjavik in Maine: Portland’s New Winter Festival, Sunaana
Sunaana, an Inuit phrase meaning, ‘What is it?’ is a music, beer, and performing arts festival inspired by Reykjavik’s Iceland Airwaves.
This Art Exhibit Takes Up 45 Miles of the California Desert
Desert X in the Coachella Valley features a giant mirrored house and a human-proof robot.