Raukura Turei is a multi-disciplinary artist, architect, and designer currently based in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Her art work ha

Another entry into immersive art.  Taking over the location that had been the Museum of Money on Wall St., Monet's Garden recreates Giverny and chronicles artist Monet's life.  You can even create your own water lily to put into the garden pond.

The Brief is to create an artwork that addresses the topicality of Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle. Your creation should include at

I visited the Frida Kahlo museum in Mexico City. She is an amazing woman who is very inspiring. Her story is told and her art

“Varicoloured, captivating and referential assemblages pertaining to the body are crafted by Emma Fitts. Rehabilitating histories, she takes as her subject matter well-known, local artistic and political personages such as Louise Henderson, Edith Collier, Frances Hodgkins, Olivia Spencer Bower and Marilyn Waring. Inspiration is provided by almost out-moded fashions, aged clothing patterns as well as worn bolts of cloth. Aside from these historically-informed re-visitations, Fitts also attempts to realise felt-states in configurations or block-like shapes of darkened fabrics that hover in space like the plans of half-remembered rooms.” https://melanierogergallery.com/stockroom/emma-fitts/

‘I’m always saying “I collaborate with spiders” but I think the spiders, they collaborate with us,’ Argentinian artist Tomás  Saraceno. Inside Tasmania’s Mona, he is using spiders, soil and a floating backpack to encourage awareness of nature and sustainability in ‘the Capitalocene”. Dust mites, it turns out, are born performers. Just give them an eye-high beam of light and a dark room and they’ll spin, sparkle, prance and pirouette.https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions/tomás-saraceno