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The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo will lift the curtain on a new exhibition honoring the visionary work of the late Ryuichi Sakamoto. Titled seeing sound, hearing time, the showcase of large-scale installations invites viewers into the world of the creative polymath, expanding his imaginative world of sound, space, and time.The exhibition marks the first comprehensive survey in Japan entirely dedicated to Sakamoto’s pioneering works and audiovisual experiments, pairing some of his best known pieces alongside newly conceived works that he previously envisioned for this occasion. Unfolding across several floors, the sunken terrace and the museum courtyard, the exhibition will also feature collaborations with Shiro Takatani, Daito Manabe, Carsten Nicolai, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Zakkuba...

Vanessa Raw’s latest show at the Rubell Museum in Miami celebrates a few firsts for the English painter. In her first US solo and institutional exhibition, This is How the Light Gets In forwards a new gender politic, summoning her own kind of Eden along the way. Expanding on past explorations and femininity and desire, Raw’s welcomes viewers into her skin-clad dream.Across a suite of works commissioned for the museum’s artist-in-residence program, Raw welcomes a cast of women, languidly lounging in sun-soaked scenes, brought to life by layers of color. The artist constructs in “earthly paradise” where her figures become one with each other and the world around them.There’s a sense of surreal beauty embedded within these paintings as entanglements of flesh signal beyond sexuality, into real...

Hunter Potter’s latest show begins in a rural lumber yard in Upstate New York, where he pitched a tent and spent several months giving life to bundles of storm-fallen logs and branches. Now, his ragtag crew are making their debut in The Pasture, opening at SHRINE’s New York outpost.In this space, these forgotten logs are reincarnated. With long outstretched arms, craning necks and smiles, each of these works are enchanted by a distinctive personality and their “history in the forest,” exuding a sense of play and friendship through their fluid forms.Highlights such as "I’m Looking Through You" and "John Doe," were created from several fragments – cut with a chainsaw, molded using various grinders and sanders, and held together without nails, screws or fasteners – while others, like "Jeff at...

Rolls-Royce has introduced the Cameo, a miniature sculpture reflecting the marque’s design DNA as an artful home interior piece. Inspired by Rolls-Royce’s heritage, the Cameo celebrates the brand’s craftsmanship and elegance in a playful yet sophisticated way.The Cameo’s design pays homage to the open-top cars of Rolls-Royce’s early years while reflecting the meticulous construction techniques used at its Goodwood facility today. Comprising of expertly engineered components, the model is designed to offer owners the tactile experience of assembling a Rolls-Royce themselves.Crafted from solid oak and polished aluminum, the Cameo mirrors the iconic two-tone finish of Rolls-Royce vehicles. The oak body magnetically connects to the aluminum chassis in a nod to the "marriage" stage of Rolls-Roy...