Through her thought-provoking practice, New York-based artist Prune Nourry challenges perceptions of femininity, the sacred and the body’s resilience, as seen in her new exhibition in Paris.

Swindon is set to host its first ever Sonic Body Lab, a unique blend of dance and technology, as part of Festival of Tomorrow ...

Orlando native Clay Rivers brings a passion for equality and a lifetime of looking like an outsider to portray Death in the ...

Faster, easier, and cheaper than the molded techniques of the past, 3D-printed technology allows racing teams to grab a ...

A fun family-friendly attraction is coming to the Swindon Designer Outlet for a short time. As part of the annual Festival of Tomorrow, local dance company Neon Dance has teamed up with arts and ...

The year was 1977. Sukumar was twenty-five years old, living in the Grand Old City, when he touched love for the first time.

Tony Ortega’s ‘Imagenes de Nepantla’ explores identity and cultural hybridity The Art Base presents “Imagenes de Nepantla,” a ...

The Vietnamese builders spent an entire year on the project, resulting in a convincing replica of the Swedish hypercar ...

Rob Brezsny champions a positive approach to life through horoscopes with weekly wisdom in this Free Will Astrology ...

The striking public art exhibition of Huma Bhabha at Brooklyn Bridge Park with the Public Art Fund features four haunting ...

In the rotunda, Curtiss has a small rendition of what the full statue will look like, alongside a model of Joe Vandal’s head.