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Meow Wolf, the iconic maker of strange immersive experiences, is headed for LA - Vimarsana News

Meow Wolf, the iconic maker of strange immersive experiences, is headed for LA

The art collective, which creates whimsical worlds made for exploring, has announced Southern California will be home to its sixth permanent exhibition.

Ann Philbin – Artforum - Vimarsana News

Ann Philbin – Artforum

LOS ANGELES PRESENTS its own set of problems and obstacles when it comes to museums. This city’s vast geography means that people can be isolated and thus often seek connection…

Making Creative Space with Assemble's Nina Barbuto - Vimarsana News

Making Creative Space with Assemble's Nina Barbuto

Assemble is a leading example of a community-oriented makerspace focused on the needs of youth, providing summer and afterschool programming that is fun, expressive and personal.  Nina Barbuto, the founder and director of Assemble, which serves youth and adults in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

6 Modern Pyramids that Show Timeless Geometry is Here to Stay - Vimarsana News

6 Modern Pyramids that Show Timeless Geometry is Here to Stay

If you were a Greek tourist in the 1st century BCE you would likely have had something in your hand that would be qui...

Why a billionaire brain scientist pissed off his powerful DC neighbors - Vimarsana News

Why a billionaire brain scientist pissed off his powerful DC neighbors

Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo He put up Transformer robots in his yard, drawing the ire of some Georgetown residents. Howard spoke with Insider about how the robots stand for curing Parkinson's with a brain chip. A viral neighborhood spat in the nation's capital over Transformers that drew scores of tourists to a secluded Georgetown street is actually not about irking the rich and powerful, according to the man behind the robots. Instead, it's about a billionaire cognitive scientist's efforts to "restore human dignity" to those suffering from diseases like Parkinson's ...