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Emmanuelle Moureaux’s Rainbow Vision Comes To Hong Kong (opens the original)
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Something good is afoot in Hong Kong. The city with the most skyscrapers of any in the world is now home to Central Yards, a 1.6-million-square-foot “groundscraper” that’s horizontally, instead of vertically, connecting thousands of daily commuters with Central, the bustling business hub, and the Victoria Harbour ferry piers. Further luring pedestrians is the aptly named FLOW, the 54th iteration of and latest in Emmanuelle Moureaux’s 100 Colors series, which she has been building for more than a
18 Artists Reconsider American Identity Through Design (opens the original)
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Virginia may not come to mind as a hotbed of the contemporary. But the Branch Museum of Design, founded in 2015 in Richmond, is changing that, championing work that shifts perspectives. The site alone is remarkable: By John Russell Pope, the architect of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington, the interiors of the 27,000-square-foot, 1919 mansion are among the finest surviving examples of Tudor, Elizabethan, and Jacobean Revival design. The museum’s summer exhibit is also notable—and timely
Play Ping Pong At Rockaway Beach Thanks To This Installation (opens the original)
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Photography: Timothy Schenck/Courtesy of Public Art Fund, NY. They say write what you know. But in the case of Gabriela López Dena, Public Art Fund’s associate curator of public practice, she’s masterminded an exhibition based on what she plays: Working as an architect in Mexico City, before moving to New York, there was a ping-pong table in the office, which she found was a better way to get to know clients and colleagues than a formal meeting. And from that “Between Tides,” a summer installati
Roberto Lugo's Monumental Sculptures Celebrate Puerto Rican Heritage (opens the original)
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Photography: Timothy Schenck/Courtesy of Roberto Lugo and R & Company, Commissioned by Madison Square Park Conservancy. Prescience is among ceramicist Roberto Lugo’s myriad talents. In mid-April, New York City hit a record-breaking 90 degrees—the first of a predicted 20 days to do so this summer—and just two weeks later, Lugo’s 15-foot-tall fire hydrant was installed in Madison Square Park. Ok, made from resincoated foam, his doesn’t spray any water. But it is a cool and refreshing take on the s
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