India Art n Design - Art

Addressing social issues, reviving cultural elements, building key dialogue... are only some of the multi-faceted points-of-contact that foster public art projects. Quebec-sculptor Linda Covit is all set to bring on a pseudo-emotional member for a new hospital coming April'15...

The Luminothérapie Event – Quebec’s largest competition for temporary installations - is all set to enthral its citizens and visitors with two winning entries from this year’s competition: Prismatica by RAW Design, Toronto and Fascinoscope by Lüz Studio, Montreal between Dec. 10, 2014 and Feb. 2, 2015.

An installation at the Delhi Duty Free in the Indira Gandhi International Airport’s departure terminal draws inspiration from the surging waters of the sea...

Simulating the sea’s captivating rise and ebb, choreographed between the forces of gravity and thermal current, Lehar undulates in a rhythmic motion of colour and light; its surging form developed using custom-written algorithms.

The Möbius strip is defined as a surface with only one side and only one boundary component. It has the mathematical property of being non-orientable. Taking their cue from this non-orientable loop, NEXT architects from Amsterdam have designed an art installation atop a hillock in Carnisselande, a Rotterdam suburb.

Product and furniture designers, Sahil Bagga and Sarthak Sengupta redefine India’s conventional auto rickshaws as socio-cultural insignia…

Emmanuelle Moureaux created “thin-thin-thin” a narrative and simultaneous global art installation for UNIQLO’s flagship stores in six countries for their special autumn item, ‘extra-fine merino’…

Numen/ For Use has designed Tape Paris - an installation - a part of an extensive group exhibition titled "Inside", currently being held at the Parisian Palais de Tokyo until January 2015. It explores both physical and psychological interiority, thematizing immersion, introspection and probing of the depths of self…

Venice has a new museum - a stunning 16th century Palazzo Barbarigo Nani Mocenigo dedicated to the discovery of the world of glass in its most unexpected forms.

An installation at the Delhi Duty Free in the Indira Gandhi International Airport’s departure terminal draws inspiration from the surging waters of the sea...

Simulating the sea’s captivating rise and ebb, choreographed between the forces of gravity and thermal current, Lehar undulates in a rhythmic motion of colour and light; its surging form developed using custom-written algorithms.