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At Hamburger Bahnhof, the eight sculptors of [ materialistin ]
Matter of Care, Care of Matter brings the Leipzig sculpture collective [ materialistin ] to Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin until March 2027.
A wave of 380,000 LEGO flowers on Shanghai’s West Bund
At Tank Shanghai Art Center, the LEGO Bloom Exhibition sent more than 380,000 hand-built LEGO botanical blooms flowing onto the West Bund.
Knots, folds and apparitions in Alma Allen’s bronzes
Alma Allen's bronzes at Perrotin Paris begin as hand-sized knots and folds, scanned, scaled up and cast at his home foundry.
Veronika Csonka looks again at what has been here all along
Veronika Csonka's solo exhibition at Ani Molnár Gallery in Budapest takes observation as an artistic practice, from a garden in Zamárdi to the microscope.
Emilio Ferro on the light a place already holds
Emilio Ferro talks about Threshold at the Chapelle Expiatoire in Paris, and about light, sound and the memory of places.
The depth the retina never sees
Kokichi Sugihara explains how his illusion objects play on the depth the brain must guess, from mirrors to impossible motion.
In the cellars of Palazzo Bentivoglio, Chiara Camoni wakes the discarded stones
Chiara Camoni's Ipogea, made in 2021 for Palazzo Bentivoglio in Bologna, gathers stones left in the palace cellars into four underground rooms.
Wax lamps made to be melted down and cast again
Baguette Studio's Le Labo 1.0 is a lighting system in natural wax, cast on site and designed to be melted down and remoulded.
Big Barrow, a wheelbarrow that carries a forest
At the 2026 Seattle Design Festival, Olson Kundig planted a 26-foot wheelbarrow with native Pacific Northwest species and rolled it into Lake Union Park.
Yu Ting builds a three-curtain café in Shanghai
Yu Ting builds a 3-metre café from bare aluminium profiles and three curtains inside the Shanghai Art Museum for Bound to Shanghai.
A stone front and softened corners in Madrid
Nula Studio hides IM Café in Madrid behind a stone wall, then opens it onto a porch, a courtyard and a room with no sharp corners.
