The Observatory of Light, by Daniel Buren
French conceptual artist Daniel Buren has created a temporary installation at Fondation Louis Vuitton, made up of nearly 1,500 coloured filters that cover the building’s glass “sails”. The Observatory of
Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, by Bjarke Ingels
This year’s Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, designed by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, takes the form of one of the simple forms of architecture: the brick wall. Ingels has used hollow fibreglass
The Line artworks, by Michael Craig-Martin
London art walk The Line, which was started through a crowdfunding campaign and opened to the public last May, is looking to expand and has launched another crowdfunding initiative
House of MinaLima, by MinaLima
MinaLima has unveiled a new exhibition, which showcases fifteen years of collaboration in graphic design. The House of MinaLima, in Soho, London, aims to immerse visitors in the agency’s visual
Summer Screen Prints 2016, by Various
Print Club London has commissioned a selection of artists to create limited-edition film posters for the Summer Screen Prints 2016 exhibition. The exhibition, which is being held at Somerset House,
Superwoman: Work, Build and Don’t Whine, by various
GRAD has unveiled a new exhibition of never-before-seen artwork, which explores the iconography of the Soviet woman in state propaganda. The exhibition, entitled Superwoman: ‘Work, Build and Don’t Whine,’ tells
Three new lights, by Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon has showcased a selection of new light work at London’s Clerkenwell Design Week. The lights were displayed at St James’ Church in the area. New products include Dixon’s
Every Woman, by Ciara Phillips
Turner-prize nominee Ciara Phillips is the latest artist to develop a design for Dazzle Ship Scotland. Every Woman, a public art commission by Edinburgh Art Festival and 14-18 NOW, adorns
Broom Off Broome, By Lee Broom
Lee Broom has unveiled his first store in North America. Broom Off Broome, located in Broome Street, New York, is a pop-up store which features 50 of Lee’s iconic designs
Toys and Tools Wally Olins auction
Personal possessions of the late Wally Olins will be on sale at a charity auction on 2 June 2016. Items on sale have been donated by the designer’s family. They
Royal Academy public art, by Yinka Shonibare
Turner-prize nominee, Yinka Shonibare MBE RA, has created a dynamic piece of public art to wrap around Burlington Gardens while it undergoes redevelopment. Burlington Gardens was acquired by the Royal
Hollow, by Katie Paterson and Zeller & Moye
Artist Katie Paterson and architectural practice Zeller & Moye have created a public artwork in Bristol which marks the opening of a new building at the city’s university. The University of
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