Wallace & Gromit’s world, built one frame at a time
The Aardman exhibition at the Young V&A shows the process of creating stop motion using puppets, sets and storyboards.
The Aardman exhibition at the Young V&A shows the process of creating stop motion using puppets, sets and storyboards.
A concrete silo from 1935 has become a museum of Nordic art. Its former storage chambers still shape the scale and experience of a visit.
Panasonic’s NICOBO cannot move around on its own, but responds with expressions and movements when someone strokes or talks to it.
Listening Parties play an album from the beginning for everyone while a live chat runs alongside it. Music brings people together without a video performance.
One floor above ground and two below hold works by Asian artists. Partial changes to the displays give visitors reasons to return.
SpatialAware uses a camera-assisted map of lights to arrange colors across the room.
The Hobonichi Five Year Diary collects five years of the same date on one page. The 2027 edition will run until 2031.
The Royal Mint makes jewelry from gold recovered from electronic waste, tracing a path from office phones to earrings.
A motor inside a slim handle and conical brush bars: Dyson PencilVac reworks the shape of a vacuum for moving among furniture.