Hong Kong-born, Paris-based artist Wallace Woo concludes a landmark solo exhibition that has sparked genuine debate across the European art world, introducing a movement that trades speed for depth, and ego for earth.
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Sam Crawford Architects have completed a new sports pavilion within the Willowdale sports ground in Denham Court, a fast-growing suburb on Sydney’s western edge near the international airport. Set within a 5.5-hectare community field surrounded by detached housing, the project sits at a point where contemporary suburban development meets a landscape that has been used by Indigenous communities for up to 10,000 years.
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British artist Alex Chinneck has brought his unmistakable surreal language into the world of luxury fashion, creating a series of 14 sculptural window installations for Dior’s flagship stores in New York and Los Angeles. The works reinterpret familiar fragments of the American streetscape, traffic lights, clocks, taxis and cars, distorting them into playful, dreamlike forms.
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Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has turned his attention to an unlikely design category, reimagining the traditional cat tree as a bold sculptural object for contemporary interiors. The result, called the Chunky Cat Tree, brings the designer’s instantly recognizable aesthetic into the world of pet furniture.
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