Art: Thinking Glacially, Acting Artfully
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Olafur Eliasson makes big statements, but he is ambivalent about the attention they generate.
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Imaging the brain during social interaction reveals a deficit that may be tied to a sense of self.
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Sometimes, the two concepts can blur.
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A show at Mitchell-Innes & Nash invites us to reconsider the virtues of this underrated painter.
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Try these (slightly) more palatable tactics.
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JoAnn Verburg produces photographs that seem more like studies in experience than studies in motion.
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A breakthrough in computer-assisted mind reading brings us closer to predicting criminality. Should the justice system adapt? Commentary by Jennifer Granick.
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Una creazione del gruppo artistico 'cracking art'
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Brawn versus brain. Extrovert versus  introvert. In-your-face versus understated, subtle and patient.
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CAMBRIDGE -- We've all been there. Locking horns with a colleague who focuses on the nitty-gritty instead of the big picture, or who likes abstract ideas but ignores details. Impatient with a friend who speaks painfully slowly, or who talks too quickly and too much. Frustrated with a spouse who is overly sensitive, or who can be blunt and unemotional.
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When it comes to fashionably obtuse language, the art world is one of the leading offenders.
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[B]By IVANA MARTINI  Word to the wise, morsels: Never commit your brainstorms to cocktail napkins. I've been documenting the odd flashes of brilliance for some time, doodling inventions and scribbling pearl onions of wisdom between Gibsons.
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Una vigilia di appuntamenti di arte, cultura e spettacolo
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Imagining hundreds of outage-related micro-dramas unfolding simultaneously.
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Being naturally creative, artists often excel at more than just making art. In some cases they so excel that they double up or even switch professions.
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The artists at a Swedish design firm experiment with "drawing" personalized furniture in a room space. The invisible lines are captured by a camera, computerized and the sketches are translated into 3-D digital files and materialized through Rapid Prototyping.
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The Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang paints with gunpowder when heâs not staging open-air âexplosion events.â At this summerâs Beijing Olympic ceremonies, heâll be playing with fire.