'when the sky blooms with sakura' ignited in three visual sequences, depicting white chrysanthemums, blue waves, and cherry blossoms.

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the museum's inaugural program presents four major exhibitions including tate, miro, and cai guo-qiang. 

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through a unique production process, the artist imbues the virtual world with the authentic touch of artisanship and explosive energy.

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the isamu noguchi award is presented to individuals who share noguchi’s spirit of innovation, global consciousness, and commitment to eastern and western cultural exchange.

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each bird was scorched black from gunpowder explosions.

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at 31 meters in length, the artwork created from fire and gunpowder is the largest of three works presented as part of the melbourne winter masterpieces.

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‘for this project, I have tried to let my hormones take the lead, creating something with a touch of ferocity.’

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inspired by botticelli’s renaissance masterpiece ‘primavera’, the event — that lasted about ten minutes — used the sunlit sky as a canvas.

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held at the university of chicago, the artistic experiment gathered thousands of viewers and was also broadcast online.

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the exhibit features a live painting process on site, where gunpowder was used to produce the works.

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