Innovative projects by Chinese architects. I like this one especially: Pingod Sales Center / Art Museum by Atelier Feichang Jianzhu.

Quoted: while firms from around the world are delightedly helping China push its design boundaries, the country's own young architects may be the most interesting to watch.

Just visited this installation yesterday evening. It is incredibly fun! A slow-moving animation is projected across a dark room, creating subtly changing walls of light out of floating dust. Sometimes if feels like being inside a tunnel with walls that you can walk or even swim through.

Quoted: Anthony McCall and Imi Knoebel both have used deceptively simple projections with strikingly complex effects. You and I, Horizontal (2005), a digital projection — and recent SFMOMA acquisition — by McCall, draws on his 1970s-era solid-light film installations to create an engaging experience of light as a three-dimensional beam and wall animation.

Samples from the current Hélio Oiticica exhibition at Tate Modern. I like this box!

Quoted: Oiticica produced a remarkable body of work throughout his career, from abstract compositions to early environmental installations, in which he continually sought to challenge the way in which art could be experienced.

In addition to providing a great rundown of upcoming shows in the NY area, this site includes photos and background information on the artists and their work.

Quoted: Guide to art galleries, openings and exhibitions in Chelsea, Williamsburg, and the New York area

Looks like a great collection and beautiful location.

Quoted: This summer's exhibitions: Contemporary Chinese art, Philip Guston drawings, Frontiers of Architecture: Cecil Balmond, Louisiana Contemporary: Julie Mehretu and the permanent collection with amongst many others the newly acquired David Hockney painting A Closer Grand Canyon on display.

Quoted: Alyson Shotz, The Shape of Space, 2004. Cut plastic Fresnel lens sheets and staples, 444.5 x 1158.2 cm.

Audio resource on contemporary art and music.

Quoted: WPS1 Art Radio is the Internet station of P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, featuring an MP3 stream of music, talk, and historical recordings and a free on-demand archive of over 1200 programs.

Some samples from the Noguchi Museum in Queens.

Quoted: The web site of The Noguchi Museum provides information on the life and work of Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988). The site contains over 400 images of Noguchi's sculptures, gardens, fountains, furniture, and dance and interior designs, along with photographs of the galleries and garden of the museum.