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A mega egg in Paris, a hovering hotel in Machu Picchu, an hourglass tower in New York, a pleasure island in Baghdad … we reveal the architectural visions that were just too costly – or too weird

Our festival for aspiring filmmakers aged 16 to 25 will be taking place in-venue at BFI Southbank, online globally for free, and for the first time in cinemas UK-wide, from 15 to 18 February.

Jason E. Smith reviews Dominique Routhier’s new book on the Situationist International.

Is an office — where people go to work in the morning, sit at desks and talk across conference tables — best understood as a piece of digital infrastructure?

WeWork’s collapse casts doubt on analogies between physical workspaces and computers that have proliferated in recent years.

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WeWork’s bankruptcy casts doubt on hype that the boundaries between physical space and computer technology are dissolving.

The new exhibition presents a selection of the extremely popular contemporary art trend and their spectacular works in the field of light art.

“It has already been demonstrated that the computer can assist the sculptor to some degree; in the future it may, in effect, come to collaborate with him.” Amid the current debate about AI-generated art, we’re revisiting the remarkably prescient 1969 essay “Computer Sculpture,” in which Robert Mallary—who abandoned his renowned career as an assemblagist after learning to code—elucidates the then-inchoate field of cybernetic art and predicts a world in which sculptors using computer...

Al Manar Racing’s Al Zubair, Schiller and Jeffries round off GT World Challenge season in Barcelona