Experimental Art

For starters, Berlin-based artist Julius von Bismarck spent the last few years in a South American jungle firing aluminum rockets into raging thunderstorms.

MoMA is tracing the history of artistic movements in Russia from 1912 to 1930.

Photographer Ken Hermann detonates the viewer’s senses in his latest iteration of an ‘Explosion’ photography series.

Oleg Pustovit's gleaming, space oddities are experimental, digital delights.

Anna Ginsburg and Sam Taylor elevate the eggplant to a new level of appeal.

Thomas Blanchard’s liquid time lapse is a hypnotic meeting of every colour along the spectrum.

We spoke to artists who have painted "Fuck Trump" murals, created instruments from items abandoned by border crossers, and used paint to make parts of the fence disappear.

Fardou Louise Keuning's "creatures"—papier-mâché sculptures with deformities and strange facial expressions—take on a lifelike quality in her art exhibits. She even calls one of them her boyfriend.

Get a mouthful of Inés Cámara Leret's unusual BioArt.

Torture, silence, love, and drugs are just a few of the mediums Bryan Lewis Saunders works with.

Raul de Nieves and gage of the boone present a day of queer experimental performance art.

Though accelerated urban development has forced many out, artist Jazoo Yang has made her mark on their former homes.