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At First Glance, Billionaire Maja Hoffmann's Private Museum in Arles Looked Like Another Vanity Project. Then It Blew My Mind - Vimarsana News

At First Glance, Billionaire Maja Hoffmann's Private Museum in Arles Looked Like Another Vanity Project. Then It Blew My Mind

With great art, continual innovation, and ambitions that stretch beyond the art world, the Frank Gehry-adorned campus is no ordinary collector's bauble.

Source: artnet.com
phoebe cummings' clay-made sculptural flora nods to the ephemeral at art basel 2023 - Vimarsana News

phoebe cummings' clay-made sculptural flora nods to the ephemeral at art basel 2023

British artist phoebe cummings presents a large-scale sculptural artwork, crafted exclusively from unfired clay.

Raclette, Sausages and Optimism: Gallerists Are Surprised by Their Own Success as Art Basel's VIP Day Kicks Off - Vimarsana News

Raclette, Sausages and Optimism: Gallerists Are Surprised by Their Own Success as Art Basel's VIP Day Kicks Off

Among the art world A-listers at Basel's VIP day were Nicole Chen, Michael Ballack, and the Boroses.

Source: artnet.com
Serpentine Pavilion 2023 review – giant cocktail umbrella gives the park a party vibe - Vimarsana News

Serpentine Pavilion 2023 review – giant cocktail umbrella gives the park a party vibe

French-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh has unveiled her festive big top. And this symphony of timber is a lovely place to eat and think about food – if you can overlook the clumsy flat-pack feel

The ultimate eco building – made of salt, sunflowers and recycled urine - Vimarsana News

The ultimate eco building – made of salt, sunflowers and recycled urine

Its door handles are made of salt. Its walls are made of sunflowers. Its furniture is made of Japanese knotweed. And it was stained with dyes made with filtered urine. Is this recycling marvel in southern France the future of architecture?