Bruno Latour and Peter Weibel (Eds.), Critical Zones

Solnick reviews "Critical Zones", a gargantuan new collection of multi-disciplinary writings edited by Bruno Latour and Peter Weibel and published alongside the eponymous exhibition at Karlsruhe’s ZKM Center for Art and Media.

Yazan Khalili, Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto

Castro reviews Khalili's exhibit presented at the MOCA in Toronto (CA) from September 3 to November 15, 2020.

A Strange Game That Lets You Create A Digital Art Gallery About Anything

Created by Jan Malitschek, "The Anything Gallery" is a small free game that pulls images, videos and text from the internet and then creates a large, possibly never-ending, virtual gallery based on whatever you desire.

In ‘Uncanny Valley,’ Art and Tech Collide

The hit-or-miss exhibition, currently on view at the De Young, poses questions about how art should engage with technology.

STARS brings together Tatsuo Miyajima, Yoshimoto Nara, and Lee Ufan at Mori Art Museum

Azzarello has visited the exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, and highlights the show across two, in-depth articles. This is part 2, which looks at the exhibits of Tatsuo Miyajima, Yoshitomo Nara, and Lee Ufan.

STARS brings together Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, and Hiroshi Sugimoto at Mori Art Museum

Azzarello has visited the exhibition in Tokyo, Japan, and highlights the show across two, in-depth articles. This is part 1, which reviews the works of Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, and Hiroshi Sugimoto.

Artists and engineers joined forces in the 1960s, blurring the line between art and technology

McCray’s research reveals the ways in which experimental arts and sciences collaborations of the past opened up opportunities for today’s interdisciplinary relationships at universities and corporations.

Identity, memory find expression in new media designer Kadambari Sahu’s multi-sensorial installations

Varghese reviews "Sniffing Out The Differences", installations that privilege the sense of smell to tell stories touching on many themes, from racism to connectedness.

Daniel Canogar’s Data Abstractions

Daniel Canogar's hypnotic "Billow" sculptures turn Google search data into pulsing fields of color.

The latest modern art installation is inside Fortnite

Your Progress Will Be Saved is the first part of a new project from the Manchester International Festival (MIF) called the “Virtual Factory,” which is essentially a virtual art gallery built using Fortnite’s creative mode.