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Nooks and Crannies

Artist Nairy Baghramian’s Scratching the Back emerges from the columns lining The Met’s facade

Pop Pop Pop

Adam Nathaniel Furman’s Abundance brightens London’s Paddington Station with a colorful art wall

On-view Offerings

Four immersive exhibitions to check out before fall rolls in

Trekker, Tinker, and Trouper

Boom Town, a public art display along Toronto’s Bentway, dresses up boom lifts as silly creatures

Collective Storytelling

enFOLD Collective stages Black – Still and events at M&A to further topics of BIPOC cultural expression

Keeping Cool

A public artwork in Houston designed by Riccardo Mariano plans to be carbon positive

Meeting Neighborhood Needs

Playgrounds, libraries, and parks are recognized in the New York City Public Design Commission’s Annual Awards for Excellence in Design

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Suchi Reddy’s installation highlighting Washington, D.C.’s activist history opens in the National Building Museum

Summer Installations

Four AN-recommended exhibitions in June include Cubist reinterpretations in New York’s Chinatown and a sound installation in Los Angeles

Seen in Milan

Four installations at Milan Design Week from leading female architects and designers

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An activist-centered installation by Suchi Reddy will be staged in National Building Museum this summer

In Praise of Nature

Janet Echelman’s Current set to float above Columbus, Ohio

met rooftop pavilion
From California With Love

Lauren Halsey’s rooftop pavilion at the Met melds Egyptian iconography with the visual culture of Los Angeles

Check it Out

NYCxDesign launches today, here are eight unmissable activations

Defying Gravity

Artist Leandro Erlich’s new installation gives the impression of visitors hanging from a building facade

Two Boxes of Oranges and Admonia Jackson

In Alexandria, Nina Cooke John’s latest installation uncovers recently revealed histories

Combined Effort

Dream The Combine critically assesses spatial and historical narratives through architectural installations

Gallery Game

Artist Trenton Doyle Hancock installs a basketball court inside Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

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