Installation art

On today’s podcast episode, we chat with Puerto Rican artist NiNo Alicea, who believes climate change is the most pressing issue of our time.

Described as an ‘environmental imagineer,’ James Hsieh uses soft textiles to create an alternative version of nature, plucked directly from his subcon...

In today’s podcast episode, we chat with Justin Brookhart, the executive director of Cincinnati-based immersive art and light experience BLINK.

An immersive art show from Glenn Kaino, The Atlantic, and Superblue, ‘A Forest for the Trees’ inspires audiences to reimagine their relationship with...

In the past decade, installation artist Justin Tyler Tate has created more than a hundred ecologically driven projects in over 20 countries.

Set against stark backdrops, Deborah Roberts’ dynamic portraits of Black boys and girls explore race, beauty, and identity.

Elizabeth Alexander creates sculptures and installations from discarded household objects, exploring the power of objects to evoke memories of past tr...

Bryan David Griffith gave up a successful consulting business and lived a nomadic lifestyle, camping out of an old van. When his vehicle broke down in...

Toronto-based artist Kasra Goodarznezhad uses artificial intelligence in his maps and memory projects to trace routes from his previous life in Iran.

Alya Hatta explores her diasporic experience as a Southeast Asian woman with ‘Always Greener,’ an exhibition that investigates fetishization, body dys...

The multimedia installation from Marina Shaltout explores the laughable expectations placed on women—that they act as both devil and angel at once.

Midwest-based installation artist Lorena Molina considers whether the US can make amends for funding El Salvador’s bloody civil war.