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476 (2024). Photo: Nik Massey, courtesy of the artist and Night Gallery, Los Angeles. Dan John Anderson finds an unexpected parallel between tuning a musical instrument and sculpting wood. To the Yucca Valley, California, artist, carving blackened cedar, redwood, or walnut into his desired surface can echo a sonic search on a string.

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10 hours agoDavid Lynch’s Personal Artifacts—From Cameras to Coffee Cups—Are Up for GrabsThe auction features more than 450 lots from the home of the late auteur. As the catchphrase of Dale Cooper, the whimsical, idiosyncratic, and often …22 hours agoLeonardo da Vinci’s Elegant Design for a Perpetual Motion MachineIs perpetual motion possible? In theory… I have no idea…. In practice, so far at least, the answer has been a perpetual no.

2 weeks ago | galeriemagazine.com | Osman Can Yerebakan

Tan Tan Bo, aka Gerotan: Scorched by the Blaze in the Purgatory of Knowledge, (2018.). The first of half of 2025 has been another prominent chapter for Takashi Murakami.

2 weeks ago | bombmagazine.org | Osman Can Yerebakan

Thaddeus Mosley often prefers to listen to jazz in the comfort of his house in the historic Mexican War Streets district of Pittsburgh. “I am a great jazz lover, but my studio is often too loud to hear anything,” he says, “although music is a nice company to have.” The artist of enigmatically morphed wooden sculptures pays attention to his own rhythm between the hand and the log, which is oftentimes cherry, walnut, or hickory.

3 weeks ago | theartnewspaper.com | Osman Can Yerebakan

In the lead-up to the reopening of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the end of the month, the collector and dealer Adam Lindemann—head of the steering committee for the wing, dedicated to the arts of Africa, Oceania and the ancient Americas—has put on a show at his residence a few blocks away.