While Most TVs Go Off, the Hisense CanvasTV Switches to Art
A television that spends most of its life pretending to be a painting sounds like a gimmick, until you stand in front of one. The…
A television that spends most of its life pretending to be a painting sounds like a gimmick, until you stand in front of one. The…
I’ve walked out of gallery openings feeling like an intruder more times than I’d like to admit. The velvet rope isn’t always literal, but it…
A tennis court in Valencia currently looks like it’s sinking into the ground. Walk up to the edge of the one at Casa Axis and…
Most slim phones treat thinness as the entire pitch, shaving millimeters off a slab until battery life and durability quietly take the hit. TECNO’s CAMON…
The first time you see Maryam Yousif’s ceramic figures, you feel like you’re being introduced to someone. Not admiring an object, not reading a plaque….
Laptop aesthetics have grown considerably more ambitious over the past few years. Brands that once shipped identical black or silver slabs have started exploring textures,…
The pay phone had a specific place in the urban landscape, usually on a corner, usually a little battered, and always surrounded by some combination…
Not every art installation earns the right to exist in a landscape. Most feel like intrusions, objects dropped into nature rather than grown from it….
The Hague is not the first city you’d expect to reinvent what a museum looks like. But from May 22 to June 21, 2026, it…
One person shouting into an empty desert doesn’t build much of anything. But what happens when thousands of voices gather around a 12-meter tower made…
Most clocks are honest about what they are. They count. They tick. They remind you, with mild urgency, that you are late or almost late…
LEGO has done something wild with Claude Monet’s 1899 painting “Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies.” The Danish toy company, working alongside The Metropolitan…