Tomás Saraceno

You’re Invited to Help Hack Floating Environmental Sculptures

11.22.16

By Kevin Holmes
Entertainment

[Visual Dictionary] Raspberry Bioart

01.01.16

By Gretchen Röehrs
Music

Tomas Saraceno’s Arachnid Orchestra Weaves Terrifying Arrangements

10.28.15

By Beckett Mufson
Entertainment

Step Inside a Multicolored Sphere of Upcycled Plastic

07.15.15

By Sami Emory
Entertainment

Enter the Cosmic Spiderweb Sculptures of Tomás Saraceno

04.03.15

By Becky Chung
Entertainment

[VIDEO] Exploring Cloud Cities and Solar Balloon Travel with Tomás Saraceno

11.24.14

By Marcello Pisu
Entertainment

[VIDEO] In the Studio with Tomás Saraceno

11.14.14

By TCP Staff
Entertainment

[Best of 2013] The Year In Viral Art

12.18.13

By Laura Feinstein
Entertainment

Solar Bell Is A Flying Sculpture Powered By The Wind

08.13.13

By Kevin Holmes
Entertainment

In Orbit Lets Visitors Experience A Vast Cloudscape Suspended 80ft In The Air

06.21.13

By Chloe Jones
Tech

There Are Real-Life Cloud Cities Made of Lasagna

12.03.12

By Matthew Francey
Entertainment

Tomás Saraceno’s Massive Cloud City Graces The Met’s Rooftop

05.17.12

By Abdullah Saeed

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