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Art Escapes - Hidden Art Experiences Outside the Museums is a book by gestalten
Discover hidden art experiences outside the museums in Art Escapes by gestalten
Digital Orca is a sculpture by Douglas Coupland, which you can see in Vancouver and in Art Escapes by gestalten.
This Australian mural by Victoria Guido van Helten is a highlight of silo art in the region.
A monolithic sculpture questions the future of creativity in a country on the brink of change. This sculpture by Gisela Colón is in Al-'Ula, Saudi Arabia.
Expanding Three-Dimensional Existence in Transforming Space — Flattening 3 Colors and 9 Blurred Colors, Free Floating by TeamLab in Tokyo.
The Tree of Utah by Karl Momem. An artist’s reimagining of a tree adds an unexpected dose of pop art to Utah’s salt flats. Find out more about it in Art Escapes by gestalten.
Cutting-edge international artists meet in Jupiter Artland, a garden of delights featured in Art Escapes by gestalten.
Art Escapes explores exciting art outside conventional spaces, freely available for those willing to discover creativity on another plane. From the Italian countryside via the Utah desert to the forests of Finland and beyond, culture editor Grace Banks offers a list for art lovers seeking unique experiences.
A Tokyo installation immerses visitors into art. Meet teamLab Planets TOKYO in Art Escapes by gestalten.
Shirin Abedinirad, an Iranian artist, asks philosophical questions by placing distorted mirrors in landscapes around the world.
teamLab Planets is a museum with 4 vast exhibition spaces. It is featured in Art Escapes by gestalten.
It is midnight in a forest in the north of Tokyo and the trees are shining brightly. Across this dense woodland, hundreds of multicolored lights illuminate the leaves and branches, slowly changing from warm to bright. Every time a light goes on, it is accompanied by a sound. This is teamLab: Resonating Life in the Acorn Forest, a dreamscape woodland world created by teamLab, an international art collective based in Tokyo. Find out more about it in Art Escapes by gestalten.
The 21 meter (70 ft) Digital Orca is a towering, intimidating sculpture of an orca, a reminder of Canada’s history of killer whale sightings off the western Pacific Ocean coast of Vancouver. This whale, however, looks as though it is leaping out of a computer screen. Known for writing about the perils of global digitization.
In the middle of Currumbin Beach in Queensland, Australia, is a door, standing ajar. As you approach it, you realize that it is impossible to walk through this door. A mirror casts your reflection back to you, with the waves of the ocean leaving a residue of sea foam in the background, creating a conundrum for anyone who interacts with it. This visual riddle is a sculpture called Tide, the work of Iranian artist Shirin Abedinirad.
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