Wall installation

Brooklyn-based, Ohio-born Daniel Arsham is set to become the creative director for the Cleveland Cavaliers—the first time an NBA team has tapped an artist for the expansive position. No stranger to high-profile collaborations, Arsham's new role includes revitalizing the team's entire brand—from jerseys and apparel to the arena and even social media and merch. The…

This summer I installed this commissioned artwork for NIH [National Institutes of Health] in their permanent collection.

Chloe Ostmo - Mass MOCA - October 2012

In his first American solo show, Turkish architect turned sculptor, Mehmet Ali Uysal (Mali), has peeled and pinched the walls of the Sapar Contemporary gallery in New York City. Deceptively simpl...

Hotel Droog, housed conspicuously in a 17th century building in the heart of Amsterdam, is one of THE design destinations in the city, let…

Empty picture frames painted the same color as the teal walls and accented with shelves add interest to a boring wall and lend a funky, "I live in an art installation" vibe - LOVE this!

In his latest exhibition, “The Future Was Then,” Daniel Arsham (previously here and here) carved a path through the SCAD Museum of Art’s Pamela Elaine Poetter Gallery utilizing a series of faux concrete walls. The 300-foot-long series of walls starts with the cutout of an abstract shape roughly the size of a human body. As one looks at the progression of carvings and walls, the holes begin to form a representational shape, ending in the fully formed outline of a life-size human. More

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