The Brooklyn-based artist taps into the intelligence of both complex algorithmic technology and tiny, microbial life to ...

“In relation to fragrance, we have very stale and stagnant narratives about what the feminine is,” says the artist Anicka Yi. That’s why she’s teamed up with perfumer Barnabé Fillion and department ...

Anicka Yi questions humans’ place in the world through work that focuses on some of the tiniest life-forms out there. At ...

In the aftermath of Kara Walker’s monumental fountain, Carsten Holler’s playground of slides, and Olafur Eliasson’s unforgettable indoor weather project, I had certain expectations for Tate Modern’s ...

It comes to something when you’re told to run upstairs in an art gallery – in this case onto the walkway traversing Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall – to help generate enough heat to make things actually ...

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by The Art Newspaper, an editorial partner of CNN Style. Two species of intelligent robots have moved into some prime, Thames-side real estate: ...

Photograph by Adrian Gaut; Styled by Nora Milch. The artist Anicka Yi is sitting in her plant-filled dining room talking about the quixotic inventor Elon Musk. “He’s like, ‘Why would you want flying ...

While most art is visual, the work of Anicka Yi engages viewers through smell, taste and touch. Described as a “techno-sensual” artist, Yi weighs in on such topics as gender, the environment and ...

The artist Anicka Yi specializes in manufacturing smells that destabilize you. The ingredients she has used in her concoctions have already included the bacteria of 100 female artists, powdered milk, ...

Attracted by human heat, Yi’s flying organisms home in on visitors and release smells – perhaps we should be glad they don’t quite fulfil their promise If you have an even slightly raised temperature ...

The outdoor art center’s three new summer installations are worth the trip to the Hudson Valley. There’s nothing like a ...

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