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Design office, MVRDV once again deploys its research-based and highly collaborative design method to create a public art installation as the landmark to the city of Den Helder in northern Holland. Check out the undulating structure that responds to both, context and history

Ball-Nogues Studio designs two public art installations - Air Garden and Stud Wall - that are as simple in their message as they are complex in their compositions. Check them out here…

Public art projects are manned with an intention of eliciting some cultural feedback and significant finsings in the ethos of a city and its peple. Is this truly accomplished? Check out Baptiste Debombourg's work at Nantes and leaev us your views…

A simple textile art installation succeeds in illustrating the emotional and parabolic ethos that Ar. Emmanuelle Moureaux shares with Tokyo City; so much so that she plans to take the '100 Colours' series to different cities across the world. Check it out

Inspired by a kids' game of broken telephone, where the inputs and outputs don't always exactly match, Hello, Hello is a poetic messaging system inside a luminescent arch that turns peoples' voices into a lyrical spectacle. Created by Daily tous les jours, an emergent field of practice that combines interactive art, storytelling, performance, and urban design to create unexpected experiences that bring strangers together in a spirit of play, cooperation, and creativity, the permanent public art installation is part of a broader vision for "Joy Experiments" - interventions designed to foster community through play. 

Public art projects can be instrumental in developing strong cultural bonds that boost overall personas of a community. Check out the MUHC installation by Linda Covit and leave us your views...

The Next Level expansion project of the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Denmark is collaboration between architects SHL and renowned American artist, James Turrell; it proposes to define a new experiential art-architecture idiom. Check out the recently revealed design and concept and leave us your views...

Internationally acclaimed Ar. Jean Verville presents a diversified production of architecture, installation, and scenography, exploring the possibilities of hybridization between arts and architecture and their impact on the architectural creation process. Check out the architect's sensibilities on indiaartndesign.com

Artist Vincent Leroy, celebrated for installations that reinterpret the everyday through movement, technology and light, aspires to intrigue visitors and alter perception with his latest, "The Sun Always Rises in the East".

8000 shimmering discs of varying diameters suspended from 650 wire cables constitute the site-specific installation by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design. Christened Binary Spectrum, the installation "explores the yin-yang relationship of tangible fabricated objects (manufacturing) with a representation of the intangible digital realm", according to architect Heather Dubbeldam.

Are socially engaging art installations truly an introspective means for change or do they merely serve as attention-grabbing photo-ops? Check out this one by Sahil & Sarthak Design Co. and leave us your views…

Matthew Mohr Studios designs 'As We Are', a public art installation that encourages visitors to address identity, gender, lifestyle and culture as they contemplate on a magnified image in their likeness, as well as on portraits of people across ethnicities and gender identities.

What do the masses want to see in public art projects? Reality or Surrealism? Check out the sinuous Mazda sculpture and leave us your views...

Ar. Jean Verville designs the scenography for the exhibition "QUEENS, ceramic sculpture" by France Goneau merging art and architecture as one entity. Check out the story here…

Ar. Amit Gupta of #StudioSymbiosis talks about his just-opened interactive public installation and exhibition stall for #Script #Godrej, and how quick-turnaround projects vivify the self-learning curve…

Emmanuelle Moureaux's 'Forest of Numbers' was installed with the help of 300 volunteers to celebrate the recently concluded 10th anniversary of the National Art Centre in Tokyo. Whilst the numbers grounded the experience, the colours made it emotive! Check it out here and leave us your comments.

Designed by @ChoiShineArch the Urchins and Lace are hand-crocheted Light Art Installations, proliferating an interactive urban environment. Can traditional crafts create social urban interactions in the digital era? Leave us your comments here…

Tokyo-based French architect, artist, and designer, Emmanuelle Moureaux creates her first interactive public sculpture in #Tokyo designing 'hope' for a bright future via her continuing installation series '100 shades of 100 colours'. Check it out here…