Post-It Structures is a new project by Yo Shimada of Tato Architects with the cooperation of students from Kyoto University of Art and Design. The installation is on show at the Artzone Gallery in Kyoto City, Japan. It is made up of 30,000 post-it notes in bright fluorescent colors that were glued together to form building components, creating a wall-like structure running throughout the gallery.
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in Early September Mental health, baling twine, textured painting, Chinoiserie and homelessness
5 Art Fairs to see in New York in September Armory week starts next week and to help you work out where to go FAD magazine has chosen five art…
PIVOTAL: Digitalism to present the very best Digital Art being created in Britain. This September British Art Fair 2024 will present PIVOTAL: Digitalism, a special section presenting the very best digital art from…
Robilant+Voena NY to open new gallery space with ‘Philippe Pastor’exhibition. Robilant+Voena to present an exhibition of paintings by Monegasque artist Philippe Pastor, including new works and examples from earlier series,…
