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Inside It’s Good and Rivian’s Multisensory Feast of Color

Rivian and It’s Good walk into a bar. Art Basel Miami Beach has always been a magnet for unexpected pairings. Yet such isn’t quite the case for the luxury car company and John Legend’s restaurant review app, both founded on adventure. On Wednesday, the duo kicked off their partnership with an intimate, multisensory meal at Miami’s Las’ Lap, the newly opened, art-soaked eatery by acclaimed chef Kwami Onwuachi, and Hypeart was invited for a first taste.Staged as a multi-course culinary journey, the dinner plated the design-forward, earthy palette of the cars into a range of Caribbean fares to answer what was on the guests' minds: “what does Rivian taste like?” as per host Anthony Ramos. Tongue-in-cheek, sure, though the question circled the connective splendor of the food and travel that bro...

Gary Card’s ‘Homunculand’ Takes Over Oxford Street for the Holidays

SummaryGary Card has unveiled Homunculand, his latest digital animation exhibition at W1 CuratesAnimated video artworks expand his “Homunculus” sculpture series into surreal, sci‑fi dreamscapesThe show runs from December 4, 2025 to January 7, 2026Gary Card’s Homunculand exhibition at W1 Curates transforms Oxford Street into a fantastical digital playground. Presented across W1 Curates’ large-format outdoor screens and immersive basement gallery, the show builds on Card’s acclaimed Homunculus sculpture series, first unveiled at Dover Street Market in 2022.In this new iteration, the artist animates his surreal figurative creations, inviting viewers into a dreamlike universe where ragtag characters traverse alien landscapes dotted with colossal relics. Imagined as part sci-fi adventure and pa...

TCL Nxtvision TV (A400 Pro): Kunkurrent für Samsungs The Frame Pro

TCL hatte schon vor einer ganzen Weile eine direkte Konkurrenz für Samsungs Lifestyle-TVs der Reihe The Frame veröffentlicht: die Nxtframe ...

22 Cars, 20 Feet Down: Leandro Erlich Unveils ‘CONCRETE CORAL’ at Miami Art Week

SummaryLeandro Erlich’s CONCRETE CORAL installs 22 concrete car sculptures underwater in Miami Beach.Part of Reefline, the work functions as an artificial reef supporting coral and marine lifeThe installation critiques urban congestion while merging art with ecological restorationLeandro Erlich's latest monumental installation, CONCRETE CORAL has been fully deployed along the ReefLine — a seven-mile underwater sculpture park and hybrid reef off the coast of Miami Beach. This permanent installation serves as the inaugural fully deployed artwork within the ambitious, long-term plan to merge accessible ocean activism with public art, conceived by Ximena Caminos and masterplanned by OMA / Shohei Shigematsu. Erlich's concept is a powerful statement on environmental change and regeneration, tran...

Visa’s Debut Art Collection is FIFA-Forward

Miami Art Week is heating up to be the calendar’s ultimate cultural pitch. Ahead of today’s draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Visa is switching up its tournament presence with the launch of its first global art collection inspired by “the beautiful game.”Teaming up with JOOPITER, the Pharrell Williams-founded digital-first and commerce platform, the project spotlights the vital role that artists and entrepreneurs play in their own communities, channeling that fiery, collective energy into rich designs. With contributions from over 20 artists from around the world, the initiative extends Visa’s "everywhere you want to be” mantra, turning the focus onto artists, athletes and fans to unlock their full creative potential as the football family they want to be.Poolside at The Goodtime Hotel, Ph...

Hype um Matcha: vom Teehaus zum TikTok-Trend

In München posieren Influencerinnen mit grünen Drinks, in Japan kämpfen Teebauern mit Engpässen und steigenden Preisen. Das Grünteepulver erlebt einen irren Hype, von dem längst nicht alle profitieren ...

Es Devlin Makes a Book Club Out of Miami’s Beachfront in “Library of Us”

SummaryBritish designer Es Devlin erects "Library of Us" on Faena Beach for the occasion of Miami Art WeekAt 50-feet-long, the rotating installation houses 2,500 titles, reflecting an ardent ode to literature, collectivity and the environment's natural rhythmsFrom Leandro Erlich's underwater traffic jam to Pilar Zeta's iridescent beachside castle, off-site highlights from this year's Miami Art Week are barely on shore. If you're looking to catch a breather from fairground chaos, British designer Es Devlin's 50-foot rotating library is the perfect spot to catch up on some reading and views.Part of the Faena Arts program, "Library of Us" gathers 2,500 titles on its triangular bookshop, emblazoned with a 34-foot-long strip of LED text. Every 10 minutes, the structure spins on a metallic plint...

How We Build a Trip

The idea rose out of conversations with Anthony Bourdain and José Andrés. We eventually learned how to do this quite well. Here's what goes into creating what we lovingly call  “group travel for people who hate group travel." The post How We Build a Trip appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.

Hajime Sorayama’s Largest Retrospective Exhibition Lands in Tokyo

SummaryHajime Sorayama’s largest retrospective exhibition, SORAYAMA: Light, Transparency, Reflection -TOKYO-, is openingThe exhibition features nine sections, including "Aquarium" and the AIBO design archiveIt runs from March 14 to May 31 at CREATIVE MUSEUM TOKYONANZUKA is hosting SORAYAMA: Light, Transparency, Reflection -TOKYO-, the largest retrospective exhibition yet for the legendary artist Hajime Sorayama. This show is designed to be an immersive journey through his career, focusing on the core concepts of "light," "transparency" and "reflection" present in his artwork.The exhibition, which blends representative past works with his latest sculptures and video installations, will be organized into nine distinct sections. Key highlights include "The Gallery," featuring his recent large...

Gorillaz’ Fabled Home, ‘House of Kong,’ To Land in Los Angeles After Acclaimed London Debut

SummaryThe Gorillaz immersive exhibition, House of Kong, will open in Downtown LA from February 26 to March 19, 2026Tickets grant presale access to two special LA shows where they will perform their new album, The Mountain, in fullDeveloped with Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, the show explores the band's misadventures and creative journeyThe iconic gates of Kong, the legendary dwelling of the Grammy-winning British band Gorillaz, are set to open in Downtown Los Angeles. Following its highly successful London run last year, the celebrated new immersive exhibition, House of Kong, will hold a limited four-week engagement at Rolling Greens DTLA. This unique experience will run from February 26, 2026 to March 19, 2026 , inviting visitors to journey behind the curtain of the band’s extraordinar...

Asif Hoque Brings ‘My Sunshine’ to Mindy Solomon Gallery

SummaryMy Sunshine explores a pivotal moment in Hoque’s ongoing mythic universe through light, memory and personal symbolismExhibition highlights his blend of classical references, global influences and contemporary world-buildingMindy Solomon Gallery has opened My Sunshine, a new body of work by Brooklyn-based artist Asif Hoque that transforms a single pivotal moment into a focused and mythic series. The paintings follow Hoque’s recurring figure, Golden Boy, at the instant he encounters a radiant celestial being. That emotional flash becomes the foundation for compositions that feel both intimate and cinematic.Hoque notes that the light central to this series draws from early memories. “As kids, my brother and I would go to the beach early in the morning to catch the sunrise. Those moment...

Systemarosa’s ‘DAUGHTERS’ Shines Light on Women’s Football Culture

Summary'DAUGHTERS' focuses on women who are now beginning to see themselves reflected in the sportEach artist examines football through various lenses such as memory, humor and material experimentationSystemarosa presents DAUGHTERS, a pop-up group exhibition on view at Galerie Joseph in Paris. The show explores the rapid cultural shift taking place in women’s football.DAUGHTERS focuses on women who are now beginning to see themselves reflected in the sport. The exhibition brings together seven artists from across Europe: Alina Akbar, Alessandra Francesca Coppola, Clara Borde De Castro, Emmely Elgersma, Emily Bisgaard, Nicole Chui and Ruth Emma Davis. Each artist examines football through various lenses such as memory, humor and material experimentation.Curated by Systemarosa, the interdisc...