Invited by Belgrade Design Week, the on-going project Less by the Ukrainian-Danish artist Sergei Sviatchenko now travels to Serbia.

The celebrated contemporary art exhibition La Biennale di Venezia 2013 opens this weekend!

Berlin: capitol of creativity, libertine playground of Europe. Is it truth or myth? A gift or a burden?

Berlin.Status [2] marks the second survey of new tendencies and trends in Berlin’s art scene, undertaken by the curators Sven Drühl and Christoph Tannert.

Spontaneous Interventions, the official U.S. presentation at the 13th International Architecture Exhibition at last year's Venice Biennale, now comes to the Chicago Cultural Center.

Last week, Tobias Rehberger opened a replica of his favorite Frankfurt bar in New York to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair.

The RedBall is still rolling. Leaving behind a crowd of impressed Parisians, Kurt Perschke's project moves on to Lausanne, Switzerland in early July.

Berlin-born product designer and artist Jerszy Seymour creates an environment that seems to give an insight into another person's brain.

Hosted by Superscript, HAO, and Neil Donnelly, a series of three public conversations investigates the future of museums.

EIGEN + ART showcases Nicolai's multi-media installation crt mgn.

Skalitzers Contemporary Art presents “Dissolve” by acclaimed Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils.

To celebrate the remodeling and grand re-opening of Isetan Shinjuku department store, Diesel Art Gallery is offering a six-day sneak preview of their upcoming exhibition “Reality & Fantasy.”

The renowned Japanese design company Nendo, structured around chief designer Oki Sato, has been dedicated a solo exhibit in Tokyo this month.

Digging in the archives of the historical collection of the Textile Museum, Studio Formafantasma came across the the Driessen collection and was inspired to create a series of custom-made silks for a group show. 

London-based gallery Ibid Projects is hosting a solo exhibition by the German multi-media artist.

Magnan Metz Gallery invites you to the opening of “No Limits – Park Avenue Project” by Alexandre Arrechea.

The Kulturzentrum Marstall is showing works by the American artist from the last three years. 

From February 27th to May 4th 2013, Galerie Des Galeries Lafayette invites creator Henrik Vibskov to stage his first solo show in Paris: Neck Plus Ultra.

With the proliferation of smartphones, just about everyone is walking around with a video camera in their pocket.

The travelling exhibition Examples to Follow! Expeditions in Aesthetics and Sustainability is setting foot next in Brazil and opening on February 21st.

FriendsWithYou, the fine art collaborative of Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III, will be on display at Chippendale’s Mclemoi Gallery.

The Barbican’s The Curve is hosting the latest installation by the London-based design studio.

Born Again, the upcoming show at Calico gallery in Brooklyn, features work by Thomas Buildmore, Allison Maletz, and Charles Wilkin.

Since its first year, in 1997, the Leandre Cristòfol Art Biennale has continued to support the work of Catalan and Spanish artists to show the diversity of the visual arts today, presenting works and projects that straddle the borders between art, architecture and design, while building up a collection that now boasts 109 pieces.

Gestalten is pleased to present For Light and Memory, a solo exhibition by the Ukrainian-Danish artist Sergei Sviatchenko, arguably one of the most influential innovators of modern collage. The exhibition includes work from Sviatchenko’s new eponymous series For Light and Memory as well as a range of artworks from his on-going project Less.

The NYC-based artist collective Faile has been busy for the last five months preparing a new exhibition at the Lincoln Center.

In September, the Spanish Embassy to Venezuela invited Luzinterruptus to participate in the annual urban art festival.

Lazarides Gallery is presenting new work by Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils.

On November 17th the winners of the International Sticker Award 2012 were announced.

Book Art, edited by London-based Paul Sloman and designed and published by Gestalten, is the winner of British Book Design and Production Awards 2012 in the category “Trade Illustrated.”

In October 2012, the letters “S.O.S.” were carved into the ground of Western Sahara/Algeria near the Saharaui refugee camp Smara.

Oliver Jeffers, author of the recently published book Neither Here Nor There, has been selected to exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.

We are pleased to announce the Scandinavian book launch of Sergei Sviatchenko’s Everything Goes Right & Left If You Want It, published by Gestalten.

Ryoji Ikeda and Carsten Nicolai are to be honored for their joint publication cyclo. id.

Gestalten is pleased to present Here or There, a solo exhibition by Oliver Jeffers that reveals a wider range of work by the artist known the world over as a creator of picture books for children.

Danish artist Marie Rømer Westh has produced an aesthetic intervention of the remains of a fascist utopia in the Italian town of Sabaudia, 100 km south of Rome.

The AJL Art gallery will be hosting a solo show by the Berlin-based fine artist Olaf Hajek.