Zach Sokol

Alex Allmont's 'Play House' is a generative loom made of stacks of LEGOs.

Cari Vander Yacht warps old photos into silly animations.

"You have to be able to laugh, or else you will drive yourself crazy. People want to laugh and they want to jerk off, and that's why I'm here."

We talked to a young paramedic about what it's really like to work in emergency medical services. Turns out, it's not nearly as dramatic as TV makes it out to be, though when shit gets real, it gets really real.

Josh Roth of United Talent Agency wants to offer artists the best business insight of both Hollywood and the white cube world, and his team at UTA's relatively-fresh fine arts division might shake up any boundaries between the two.

Part-digital, part-analog, Pixel Track brings The Internet Of Things into public signs.

Over 200 people contributed suggestions to "Internetopia," including animals doing funny stuff.

"Dynamorph" by Orproject attempts to capture life force, energy, and "Urja" in a stunning geometric pavilion.

Why would anyone want to drive a decommissioned tank around the countryside of what used to be East Germany? Why not?

To get some insight into the world of deceit, we talked to people who have to lie like it's their job.

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Haribo is Carly Mark's favorite brand. For her first solo show, the artist brings advertising and consumerism to its logical conclusion by creating an apocalyptic advert starring Eric Wareheim as an anthropomorphic gummy.