Installation

October 23, 2026

Wondrous Installation Uses Reflection To Turn Objects Into Ghostly Forms Drifting in the Gallery

Artist Yang Song has created a spatial installation that reveals itself through reflection. Walking into the space is a wondrous experience; real objects anchored to the ground and walls are accompanied by replicated forms that float in the air like specters of ancestors long since passed. Song’s piece, titled Singularity, is part of the 2026 Wuhan Biennale, running October 1, 2026, to May 30, 2027.

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October 19, 2026

The Empowering Art Installations of the First-Ever Daisy Chain Fields Festival

The inaugural edition of Daisy Chain Fields festival was a resounding success. Bringing together some of the most compelling female music performers of the last few decades, led by festival creator Olivia Rodrigo, the event raised $20 million for charity, benefitting organizations that support women and girls. In addition to the music, the festival also welcomed art installations that shared the uplifting, empowering spirit of Daisy Chain Fields.

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October 11, 2026

Leandro Erlich Celebrates 10 Years of His Iconic Swimming Pool Installation With an Underwater Selfie

Artist Leandro Erlich, the creator of Swimming Pool (2016), has finally taken a selfie with his iconic work. It’s the 10th anniversary of the underwater installation, originally designed by Erlich exclusively for Museum Voorlinden, a contemporary art museum in Wassenaar, near The Hague. Since its inception, Swimming Pool has drawn viewers in with an immersive, mind-bending experience.

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September 28, 2026

Sculptures Installed To Honor the Human Chain Formed to Rescue a Dog Trapped in River in Kazakhstan

Ten years since a community came together for a selfless rescue, a monument has been installed honoring the strength and empathy of their humanity. In 2016, the story of bravery and solidarity made headlines around the world. A dog fell onto the Sairan Reservoir in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and couldn’t escape due to the strong currents and the steep walls surrounding it.

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