Art Category

The First Cycle played before Bora Bora-based designer Borre Akkersdijk’s Paris fashion week show, intended to show the process of creating the garments in the collection.

In Austria, a record player has been modified to play tree slices as piano music.

Clever guy Scott Garner has tipped art into the fourth dimension with his impressive work “Still Life” where a fairly un-striking scene topples into the extraordinary.

San Francisco’s studio gallery The Popular Workshop introduces you to degaussing artist Hunter Longe in the first of a series of short films.

For the last ten years it has been Molly’s personal mission to archive photographs of unique typography from around the world on her site vernaculartypography.com—now she wants your help to fight the mega-capitalists destroying our art and culture.

Mexican artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer installs a poetic building site in the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.

This conceptual motion piece by Nathaniel Whitcomb leaves delves well into the deep, using otherworldly sequences of jellyfish layered with resonant poetics on a consuming score—all shot with an iPhone.

Sydney Cash is a sculptor that uses mirrors to manipulate light as if it were a solid volume. In this project with with musician Romain Collin and director Yaara Sumeruk, he takes light sculptures to another level by using music to trigger interaction between music and light. The result is this beautiful live Jazz music and light installation comissioned by The Falcon – a renowed music venue in Marlboro, New York.

Seven Days of Menstruation is a new video by artist Annie Wong, and it’s exactly what it sounds like. Within the unwritten practice of tight-lipped, alluding concealment, this video breaks the period rulebook simply by talking about it.

Created as a dialogue between the approaches and techniques of scratch film artist Rey Parla and digital movie maker Michael Betancourt, Viral Underground combines scratch, glitch, analog processing and digital compositing to create a hybrid art film reminiscent of white noise, visualised.