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A Walk into Yayoi Kusama’s Infinite Universe
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden celebrates Yayoi Kusama’s 65-year-old career through the exhibition ‘Infinity Mirrors’ at Washington. ..
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A Tale of a Thousand Discs: Valay Shende
The Virar-Fast installation by Valay Shende, is an expression of his anguish against the urban plaques of the society. ..
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Sensory Experiences: Emmanuelle Moureaux uses a 100 shades to create a highly immersive installation
Emmanuelle Moureaux uses the power of colour to create an installation for the Japan based company NSK Ltd...
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Exploring Concrete with Material Immaterial
Material Immaterial Studio in collaboration with Asian Paints displays ‘Transition’, an interactive outdoor installation at India Design, 2017...
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Sculpture by the Sea, at Cottesloe and Bondi, Australia – the annual outdoor sculpture exhibit celebrates its 20th year
Commenced in the year 2005, Sculpture by the Sea is Australia’s largest free outdoor sculpture exhibition, held annually...
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Flynn Talbot’s Reflection Room synthesises light, people and yesteryear’s textiles
Hues from Flynn Talbot’s ‘Reflection Room’ linger even after the festival bids adieu. We take a quick look...
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Olfactory excursion to five cities of the world with British artist Michael Pinsky
British artist Michael Pinsky recreates the smell of five global cities by merging art and science...
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Urban Matter Inc introduces “Silent Lights” – a year long light installation and think piece on noise pollution
An experiential data art project in Brooklyn, New York created by design studio Urban Matter Inc...
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Set Point. Thukral and Tagra’s present day “Dark Age” as told by math equations and ping pong balls
Curious and inquisitive about their brand new installation, Set Point at the NGMA, CQ turns to the duo Thukral & Tagra to dwell further...
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The Madhavendra Palace plays host to India’s first contemporary sculpture exhibition, The Sculpture Park
The Sculpture Park displays modern sculptural works in a celebrated heritage site. ..
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For the love of design, 5 things that you must check out at the 2018 Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa
CQ’s shortlist of things to see at the Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa from 15–22 December 2018...
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Jannick Deslauriers explores the traces we leave behind as humans, through her delicate sculptures
Jannick Deslauriers crafts sculptures out of – not stone, not marble, not wood – but textile! ..
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Storytellers Hari and Deepti create fairytale like scenes with layers of paper and light
Hari and Deepti make fanciful three-dimensional creations with paper and light...
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Meet CoolAnt, a new way to save both energy and the environment, while cooling external spaces
Ant Studio explains their low energy, traditional cooling installation for Deki Electronics...
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Meet Jennifer Angus, the university professor who creates extraordinary art using insects
ennifer Angus uses Insects as a medium to create highly detailed artworks...
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How does Yoko Shimizu, an artist and biotechnologist, make art from microbes?
At the crossroad of art and science lies Yoko Shimizu’s Lab +1E and its creations...
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Beyond, by Daan Roosegaarde brings “Techno Poetry” to the Schiphol Airport
The largest yet lenticular print in the world, ‘Beyond’ by Daan Roosegaarde, installed at Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam...
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Sensory Experiences: An Ephemeral Forest of Canopies
Abin Design Studio weave a transient forest for a festival with `Pavilion of Canopies`...
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Sensory Experiences: Colour & Texture with Anne Patterson
Exciting in its nature, Pathless Woods by Anne is an installation born from her thoughts where the excitement of all senses are smoothly taken care of. ..
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A universe unfolds
Ankon Mitra talks about Oritecture’, an amalgam of origami+architecture...
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Kerala Sutra
A collection of light installations by Sahil Bagga and Sarthak Sengupta for Mango Tree Crafts and Design. ..
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Fluid Forms
A look into two creative projects inspired by the ‘Fluid Forms’ theme..
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Normal Studio designs Delhi’s Oxford Bookstore
Normal Studio’s first interior design project in India is Oxford Bookstore in Delhi...
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What meets the eye – engaging with the Untitled work of Laxman Kotturu
Artist Laxman Kotturu attempts to articulate loss, pain and a loved one’s suicide through his intentionally untitled work...
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CQ Interviews: Design Museum’s curator Alex Newson on Breathing Colour by Hella Jongerius
CQ speaks to curator Alex Newson about the Dutch designer Hella Jongerius’ show ‘Breathing Colour’ at London’s Design Museum...
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Khirkiyan aur Darwaze: An Interactive Space by Asim Waqif
Khirkiyan aur Darwaze by Asim Waqif, displays an immersive setup for the viewer to negotiate, commune and interact with the artwork. ..
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Of Veiled Vision and Concrete Escapes at Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2017
We take you through three artworks that are layered with multiplicities, much like the 2017 edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale...
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The Art world meets in Switzerland: Art Basel 2017
Heading back to their roots at Switzerland, Art Basel 2017 will continue to bring the international art world together with gallerists, artists and connoisseurs alike. ..
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Apical Reform’s Sonuslexica Tributes an Immersive Experience at the Design Days Dubai Fair
Representing the spirit of the Emirates, Apical Reform’s Sonuslexica installation at Design Days Dubai offers an immersive experience as an ode to Dubai. ..
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Subodh Kerkar’s Carpet of Joy aims to engage and educate about the realities of pollution
Dr. Subodh Kerkar’s Carpet of Joy, a public installation, recycles plastic to create a stimulating experience...
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CQ explores some recent Public Art Installations in Mumbai
Walking through the streets of Mumbai, CQ explores a few Public Art Installations put up recently. ..
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