Tag: Objects
Nearly 450 Objects Are on the Block in a Marvelously Eclectic Auction from David Lynch’s Archive — Colossal
Are you a fan of iconic films like Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, or Eraserhead? If so, you have…
Dr. Ella Hawkins Reimagines Ancient Artifacts and Prized Objects as Edible Replicas — Colossal
Dr. Ella Hawkins, a Birmingham-based artist and design historian, has found a unique and engaging way to share…
Kiah Celeste Coaxes Life From Objects
Kiah Celeste’s latest exhibition, "To Be Held for a Long Time," at Swivel Gallery showcases her unique talent…
The Speed of Your Eyes Could Hide Objects in Plain Sight : ScienceAlert
The Role of Saccades in High-Speed Perception Have you ever marveled at how a skilled pitcher can make…
Ubiquitous Objects Transform into Ambient Soundscapes in Zimoun’s Installations — Colossal
Zimoun: Transforming Everyday Objects into Soundscapes Swiss artist Zimoun is known for his innovative use of everyday objects…
This Fall, 600+ Objects Spanning Wes Anderson’s Career Will Go on View at the Design Museum — Colossal
Wes Anderson is a filmmaker known for his unique and instantly recognizable style that has captured the hearts…
A new 3-D display lets you reach in and touch virtual objects
The development of floating displays that users can reach into and manipulate is a significant breakthrough in interactive…
Flowers Entwine Porcelain Animals and Objects in Lizzie Gill’s Surreal Tablescapes — Colossal
Lizzie Gill, a talented artist, believes that to create something uncanny, you must first introduce the familiar. Her…
Uncanny Objects by Joyce Lin Blur Distinctions Between Reality and the Fantastical — Colossal
Joyce Lin’s sculptures are a fascinating exploration of interconnectedness and the Anthropocene, the era in which humans have…
Paper or Porcelain? Saori Matsushita Folds Delicate Ceramic into Playful Objects — Colossal
Saori Matsushita, a talented artist based in Seattle, creates stunning ceramic pieces that mimic the appearance of folded…
These Fascinating Objects Show How the Palace of Versailles Drove Surprising Scientific Advances in the 17th and 18th Centuries
The Palace of Versailles in France is not just a symbol of opulence and grandeur, but also a…
The Museum of Bad Gifts Is a Celebration of Outlandish Objects, From Ceramic Clowns to Cat Nail Clippings
Visitors are also encouraged to participate by drawing and describing the worst gifts they’ve ever received. One drawing…