Tacklebox hand-built a continuous surface out of 25,000 brown paper bags in the first of a series of signature stores for OWEN, in NYC's Meatpacking District.

As part of NoHo Design District during NY Design Week, the folks at Balloon Factory made custom butcher-themed meat balloons for Japanese Premium Beef's store display on Great Jones Street.

The Kukje Gallery K3 building in Seoul designed by SO–IL Architects is covered by a chainmail mesh that diffuses the hard edges of the white cube.

Belgian artist Peter De Cupere creates olfactory art; from sweat-collecting dance performances to smell installations, scent sculptures and so much more...

'Clearing', an art installation that explores personal space by Lateral Office.

The recently inaugurated Peace Bridge by Santiago Calatrava in Calgary, Canada.

Chinese artist Liu Wei creates chaotic cityscape installations; some using stacked schoolbooks, others with edible dog chews.

Czech artist Roman Tyc replaced 48 traffic lights in Prague with red and green figures performing acts such as walking a dog, drinking and urinating, just to name a few...

Anthony McCall's largest solo exhibit to date, 'Five Minutes of Pure Sculpture' at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin now through mid-August.

'The Architect's Eye' is a high-tech sculpture by Moscow-based architects SPEECH Tchoban & Kuznetsov with changing iris and pupil as well as images of abandoned Russian monuments.

Fluxus artist Alison Knowles will be re-staging her 'Make a Salad' piece on the NYC High Line this Sunday, April 22nd.

Rivane Neuenschwander's cool 'Cloud-Continent' installation at the MCA in Sydney.

Australian artist Matt McVeigh's Trolling shopping cart sculpture.

Funhouse-style installations by Danish artists AVDP that challenge normal perceptions with their spatial construction.

Static stick figures made up of LED tubes, and choreographed to music, appear to be dancing in Groupe LAPS's installation 'Key Frames', part of the iLight festival in Singapore, last week.

An old Bronx mansion in NYC is being revitalized by 32 artists including street artists Crash and Daze, curated by No Longer Empty. The exhibit 'This Side of Paradise' opens April 4th.

Zhang Yu's Fingerprint Series: paintings, installations, and books with thousands of overlapping inked fingerprints creating an infinite effect.

The 9/11 Memorial "Empty Sky" honoring the victims from New Jersey who lost their lives at the Twin Towers, directly across the river from the World Trade Center. Simple and striking.

Choi Jeong Hwa's colorful installations and sculptures at the Perth Arts Festival last month including 'Air, Air'. Two large-scale pyramids made up of 15,000 plastic shopping baskets in pink and green.

The cool 'Freude auf Morgen' interactive light installation in Freiburg, Germany last month in honor of the 111th anniversary of the technology company Alexander Bürkle.

Fun gestural digital video sculptures by Alan Rath.

Sculptor Rob Mulholland's ghostly installation 'Vestige' in the Scottish woodlands.

Andrey Lublinskiy and Maria Zaborovskaya of Pprofessors created the 'Red People Art-Constructor' a series of large and small red men integrated into various contexts and palced in unlikely locations throughout Moscow.

Contemporary new media artist Aristarkh Chernyshev creates sculptures that integrate today’s technology while commenting on our obsession with it.

Ana Soler's fun installation Causa-Efecto (Cause and Effect) with 2000 tennis balls hung to look like they're bouncing every which way.

The new Slinky Springs bridge by Tobias Rehberger in collaboration with Schlaich Bergermann and Partner takes its inspiration from the iconic Slinky toy.

French artist Claude Lévêque creates dream-like light installations and neon sculptures, currently has a show at La Maison Rouge in Paris.

Spanish artist Olga Diego creates interactive inflatable sculptures and installations.

Diller Scofidio + Renfro's cool and clever inflatable bubble design to enclose the sculpture garden of the Hirshhorn Museum as a temporary event space for fall and spring seasons.

Arjen Born, a Dutch photographer, offers up his take on assisted living in the future.

The Red Square in Superkilen – a multicultural area of Copenhagen – is the recently completed sports end (in hues of red) of the new park. Designed by Superflex, Big, and Toptek1.

This pole-dancing surveillance-camera-headed robot is just one of Giles Walker's whimsical animated sculptures included in this year's RAW Art Fair in Rotterdam this past week.

Dutch design studio VollaersWart created a typographic sculpture/installation for a high school in The Netherlands, an open space and meeting area for students.

A walkable rollercoaster sculpture in Duisburg, Germany designed by Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth.

A new line of tableware/kitchenware and desk accessories under the Pantone Universe brand just launched by Room Copenhagen. Lovely and fun!

Judy Chicago re-staged her 1968 performance installation 'Disappearing Environments' at the kick-off party for Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2012. 37 tons of dry ice were used, along with flares for dramatic effect and to assist melting.

Doug Wheeler's trippy light installation at the David Zwirner Gallery in New York, is the closest thing to floating in a cloud. All sense of depth perception is lost upon entering the space. Very cool.

Spanish artist Cristina Barbero believes that everyone should have their own protected space and illustrates this in her glass jar installation.

SKIN by design firm P-06 Atelier in collaboration with architect Joao Luis Carrilho da Graça is a permanent installation of moveable walls combining stenciled cutout graphics patterns, typography and light at The Pavilion of Knowledge in Lisbon.

Fun large-scale rubber band sculptures and installations by Brooklyn-based artist Martha Friedman who has an upcoming show at Wallspace Gallery in New York.

Beautiful Ice Typography installations by environmental artist Nicole Dextras. Their ephemeral quality emphasize the collective physical and psychological experience of flux and change.

Scottish artist David Mach's 'Matchheads' are made up of thousands of matches, then burned, leaving a charred, yet still impressive, sculpture behind.

Korean artist Sang Sik Hong makes impressive large scale sculptures from drinking straws.

New York based photographer Dale May's 'LEGO Wars'. A series of photos crafted in archival acrylic to emulate the glossy quality of the toy subjects.