Mercer Labs is days away from opening the doors to their new haunting exhibition. The brainchild of co-founder and multidisciplinary artist Roy Nachum, Dark Matter: Nightmare Before Midnight faces fantasy and fear in an embark into the unknown. Staged at their 36,000 square foot space in lower Manhattan, the exhibition features 15 unique rooms, each an entrancing world of its own. Ahead of opening, Nachum gave HypeArt an exclusive look into the depths and darkness of his latest exhibition.By day, Mercer Labs will continue presentations of their inaugural exhibition Limitless. After the sun sets, however, the museum will explore a darker side. Across 4D soundscapes, infinity rooms, 360-degree projections and large-scale oil paintings, the show probes the presence of darkness in art, culture...
Bonhams Cars is set to auction a rare and highly desirable 1996 Porsche 993 Carrera RS 3.8L Coupé, one of only 779 left-hand drive models ever produced. This model, designed for amateur motorsport use, showcases Porsche's RennSport (RS) engineering at its finest, combining reduced weight, increased power and precision handling.Finished in Polar Silver, the car has logged roughly 45,860 miles since new, with the current owner having stored it carefully since purchasing it in 2014. The example is equipped with a range of desirable options like Carrera RS Sport seats and air conditioning and also retains original service records, including a recent inspection by RS Motors in Belgium.Powered by a 3.8L flat-six engine that generates 300 hp, the Carrera RS 3.8 boasts improved performance over th...
For the first time ever, the whimsical world of Wes Anderson is museum bound. Opening next year at London’s Design Museum, the exhibition will chronicle the evolution of Anderson’s iconic style, from his early projects in the 1990s to his most recent Oscar-winning films, as fans of the filmmaker will get the chance to take an up-close look at a comprehensive retrospective of his work.Produced in partnership with La Cinémathèque Française, Wes Anderson: The Exhibition will delve into Anderson’s unique cinematic universe, showcasing an array of props, costumes, and set designs from his films. Visitors will be treated to behind-the-scenes insights, as well as items from the director’s personal collection, offering an intimate glimpse into the creative process, narrative approach, and meticulo...
Apple launched its latest iPhone 16 series earlier this month and whilst, on first glance, it may not seem like much has changed on the outside compared to previous, recent generations of the device, the Cupertino-based brand is putting a lot of stock into what's on the inside – or, to be more specific, the device's cameras.To celebrate its flagship iPhone 16 Pro Max model, Apple enlisted Kathy Ryan to curate a trio of artists whose talents would help to best showcase the capabilities of its latest device's camera. The result, 'Chasing the Light', is a multi-city exhibition featuring the works of Prince Gyasi, Ryan McGinley and Chen Man that took placed in New York, London, and Shanghai last week. For Ryan, the exhibition also marked a public return to work after retiring earlier this year...
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Bruno Sacco, the visionary designer behind some of Mercedes-Benz's most iconic vehicles, passed away on September 19, 2024, at the age of 90 in Sindelfingen. Born in Udine, Italy, Sacco was the Chief Designer for Mercedes-Benz from 1975 until his retirement in 1999. During his career, he shaped the design language of the brand, leaving an indelible mark on the automotive world.Sacco was particularly proud of his work on the S-Class (model series 126) and other models like the E-Class (series 124) and the Mercedes-Benz 190 (W 201). His design philosophy emphasized timeless elegance and maintaining a consistent brand identity across generations, with vehicles remaining recognizable as Mercedes-Benz no matter their model year.Gorden Wagener, Chief Design Officer of Mercedes-Benz Group AG and ...
RM Sotheby's is set to auction a rare 2006 Mercedes-Benz SLR 'McLaren Edition,' one of only 25 examples upgraded by McLaren Special Operations. This exclusive model, three times rarer than the Stirling Moss edition, features a range of performance and aesthetic upgrades that make it highly sought after by collectors.Originally built in 2006, this SLR underwent significant modifications in 2011 under McLaren’s special upgrade package, designed to enhance both handling and styling. The upgrades reduced the car's curb weight and increased downforce by 15 percent, thanks to features like a carbon-Kevlar front floor, new wheel arch vents and a lighter ceramic-coated exhaust system. The handling was further refined with new springs, dampers and a lowered ride height, resulting in significantly i...
Have you ever been on a grand tour? The term seems fairly commonplace – a synonym for a road trip you may think – but there are a lot of factors that actually go into the right car for one. You could argue some brands have it down; we're here to tell you Bentley is one of them.For decades now, the Bentley Continental GT has been the British luxury automaker's bread-and-butter when it comes to GT cars. It's presence is felt and heard the minute it hits the road, both in aesthetics and sheer power. Hate to sound boring, but the latest one is the best of the batch, not only incrementally but by leaps and bounds.Let's get it out of the way – yes, it's electrified. We've said it before and we'll say it again: get over it. If you put everything down on paper however, hybridizing the now 4.0L twi...
Ahead of October, Unit London presents a new group exhibition inspired by Dante Alighieri’s 14th-century epic Dante’s Inferno. The poem takes readers on a gripping journey through the nine circles of Hell, led by the ancient Roman poet Virgil. After 700 years, the story continues to leave an indelible mark in the worlds literature, fashion, music, and art.Titled Dante’s Inferno, the exhibition delves into a darker side, inviting viewers into the nine circles of Hell: Limbo, Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Wrath, Heresy, Violence, Fraud, and Treachery. In a diverse array of paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works, 12 artists reinterpret the contrapasso in store at every level.The journey begins at Revision Line (the view), where Andrea Marie Breiling guides viewers into a state of perpetual lon...
Originally detested (at least visually) by the Parisians, the Centre Pompidou has become the premier destination for contemporary art in the French capital over the past 40 years. The institution is undergoing major expansion, both at home and abroad, as Pompidou looks to open a location in Seoul in 2025, as well as renovations to its flagship museum over the next five years. North America has also emerged as another likely destination for the museum, with Jersey City being thrown in the mix as a potential outpost. Located just a stone's throw from New York City, the satellite museum initially was cut short by New Jersey politicians but has seen new life over the past few weeks as a new plan has been set in place that would see the prospective arts hub open at 808 Pavonia Avenue in a 100,0...
An ultra-rare example of the 1993 Porsche 911 Turbo S Lightweight is set to be auctioned, one of only 86 ever produced and one of just 19 made in right-hand drive configuration. This specific example has notably been kept from public view since its original delivery, making it a highly coveted find for collectors. Originally built for the South African market, the car was kept in storage by a private collector in Asia and has seen less than 81 miles since new.Developed by Porsche Exclusive department manager Rolf Sprenger, the 911 Turbo S Lightweight was designed to be a road-legal version of the car that won the 1992 IMSA Supercar Championship. To shed weight, Porsche removed comfort features like air conditioning and sound-deadening materials, though buyers could opt to have some feature...
In celebration of the 40th anniversary of its Marco Polo model, Mercedes-Benz has introduced two new special edition models in Germany: the V-Class Marco Polo Edition Classic and the V-Class Marco Polo Edition AMG Line.Originally launched in 1984 on the T1 platform, the Marco Polo has been Mercedes-Benz’s versatile campervan for four decades, blending everyday functionality with luxury travel. The 2024 Marco Polo editions come with a variety of engine options and premium features. The V-Class Marco Polo Edition Classic boasts a pop-up roof with front opening, an Easy-Pack package including an electric sliding door and tailgate, as well as a Premium Package that features ambient lighting and flexible navigation via touch or voice control.The V-Class Marco Polo Edition AMG Line elevates the ...