All posts in NASA

Cadavre exquis at Phi Centre- the exquisite corpse of VR

Brandon Lorimer 24 November 2019

Famed NASA mission control: restored and reopened

Katherine Keener 8 July 2019

The Polaroid Project- A snapshot of instant history

Brandon Lorimer 30 June 2019

Architecture

NASA announces winner of their 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge

Life on Mars has long been a favourite of science-fiction lovers and extraterrestrial enthusiasts. It’s, been the mainstay for horror movies and novels and, at times, if you think about for just long enough, it is a pretty scary concept. On May 4th, coincidentally on what’s become known as Star Wars Day, NASA announced that […]

Katherine Keener 27 May 2019

Art World Roundup: New news from the Met on Sackler connections, a $22,000 publication on the Sistine Chapel, and more

Katherine Keener 30 October 2020

Leading lights - Collectors

How Sanyu, the Chinese-French Modernist, became a market sensation

Leonidas Kalai 29 October 2020

Leading lights - Artists

Thieves steal thousands of posters by street artist Stik intended as gifts to the residents of Hackney

Katherine Keener 28 October 2020

Must see - Exhibitions

“Turner’s Modern World” unites Turner’s “The Fighting Temeraire” with preparatory study for the first time ever

Katherine Keener 27 October 2020

Must see!

“Turner’s Modern World” unites Turner’s “The Fighting Temeraire” with preparatory study for the first time ever

The Fighting Temeraire by JMW Turner is among the artist’s most-recognised paintings. It’s been voted as England’s favourite painting, it’s held a prominent position in a James Bond movie, and it’s also got a spot on the £20 note. Now, Turner’s 1839 painting hangs at Tate Britain, on loan from London’s National Gallery, alongside a […]

What The Constitution Means To Me brings hope for the future

Heidi Schreck’s What The Constitution Means To Me has just had one of its Broadway performances released through Prime Video. First premiering in 2017, Schreck’s (almost) one-woman-show comes to a digital platform at an extremely relevant time with the United States election underway. Beginning with the high-energy framing device of Schreck reliving her high school […]

8 Brilliant Shows to see in London post-Frieze Week, From a Bruce Nauman Survey to Artemisia Gentileschi’s Big Retrospective

Much like most events this year, the main London Frieze fairs did not take place in-real-life and instead, they awkwardly positioned themselves online. Despite this however, several museums and galleries have put on spectacular shows that are very much in-person and must-see’s if you happen to be in London. Artemisia Gentileschi at the National Gallery Through […]

Five galleries to check out (virtually, of course) during London’s Frieze Week

Usually, by now, London’s Regent’s Park would be a buzz with the first weekend of Frieze Week in the books. Of course, the pandemic had other plans and the London Frieze Week was moved online, becoming the second edition of the Frieze Viewing Rooms. While there are still plenty of things to do around London […]