studio atelico launches atelico ai engine into early access
"The studios that succeed won't be the ones using the most AI; they'll be the ones using AI entirely in service of the player experience," says CEO
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duyi han installs rain-inspired textile listening garden inside shanghai villa
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Artist Spotlight: Michelle Ramin
A selection of colour pencil drawings by Los Angeles-based artist Michelle Ramin.
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designboom listens: paola pivi remembers what music leaves behind
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pollinator pathmaker brings buzzing bees back to berlin with foliage-filled artworks
this algorithmically designed garden in berlin, commissioned by las art foundation, joins art and computation to support pollinators.
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metal pipe grid transforms personal rituals of control into participatory playground
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leather octopuses and mohair whales by cosima von bonin take over paris’ petit palais
within the historic galleries during art basel 2026, padded animal sculptures interrupt the solemn company of classical figures.
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‘the body is my canvas, tool, and medium’: lucy mcrae discusses identity…
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380,000 lego flowers transform shanghai’s concrete oil tank into botanical landscape
the 30-meter-long installation spills across the west bund waterfront, bringing together monumental sculpture, artist collaborations and interactive experiences where visitors can grow their own digital gardens.
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designboom listens: jacques monneraud finds inspiration between music and silence
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Big Tech is cutewashing its AI agents
From OpenAI's dots to Meta's Muse, AI companies are trying to make their new agents look as friendly as possible.
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inflatable sculpture in ghent asks visitors to ‘pump for democracy’ to keep it standing
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three ceramic sculptures diffuse distinct fragrances evoking puglia’s landscapes
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designboom listens: andreas angelidakis’ music for making, remembering and escaping
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discover the lost horror series deemed too shocking for bbc television (1967)
High culture and new technology have never been a natural pairing. As our digital era has often underscored, media innovations tend to be adopted earliest to deliver the most puerile, sensation-driven content, with the more respectable stuff benefiting only later.
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‘for life is not a spectacle’ barbara kruger wraps tadao ando’s rotunda…
barbara kruger wraps tadao ando's rotunda at the bourse de commerce in paris with monumental texts for the exhibition remember me.
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3d printed concrete sculptures blend classical fragments with sci-fi forms at frieze sculpture
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so cute! louvre-lens exhibition unpacks the art of happiness from ancient times until today
louvre-lens explores the history of cuteness through kawaii, pink, animals, soft toys, glitter and immersive scenography.
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‘as a spectator, you also have a responsibility’: fabio cherstich on the…
in his milan apartment, the italian theater director talks performer, audience, and his ever expanding interest in the arts.
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designboom listens: frankey on the songs that shape his creative world
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auruboros golden installation by plastique fantastique spirals across new york’s high line
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jesus mari lazkano traces changing landscapes through painting and animated film
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dubai gallery pairs open white exhibition halls with a concealed, brick-toned museum room
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film stills leave the screen and become elaborate makeup compositions
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drift takes its suspended garden of moving flowers to las vegas
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luca battaglia looks at carousels through the changing perception of movement
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light-absorbing fabric creates monumental black square in utah’s white salt flats
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spok bends the geometry of tennis into an optical loop at felipe…
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le studio d’orphée and the home-studio of new wave director jean-luc godard
inside milan's fondazione prada, fans of the auteur can inhabit a version of the home studio where he produced his later works.
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mark francis turns sound and frequency into vibrating abstract paintings
Mark Francis translates sound, frequency and resonance into vibrating fields of color and abstract rhythm for his Chroma exhibition.
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contemporary ceramics enter rhodes’ historic monuments in the bck biennale 2026
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