Galerie Nordenhake Mexico City is pleased to present Zigzags and Curves, an exhibition by Sarah Crowner that brings together her sustained research into geometry, abstraction, and the expanded language of painting. Presented across two sites - the gallery's Mexico City space and Casa Roja in Lomas de Chapultepec-the exhibition takes its title from the fundamental graphic elements that structure Crowner's visual vocabulary: the zigzag and the curve.
With a 4:1 mechanical advantage, the hoist can easily lift bikes up to 70 lbs, giving you actual walking lanes between cars or freeing up access around your workbench. The setup is meant to be simple: locate a ceiling stud, mount the hardware, and use the included straps to secure the bike at its frame and front wheel. Pull the rope, and up it goes, while you anchor the rope to the wall cleat. It really is that straightforward.
I measured the wall space I wanted to hang the shelves on and selected the parts that fit the dimensions I needed-though the options are vast. The system was super easy to install and can hold my entire book collection over the top of my bed. (There are probably more than 200 pounds hanging in the white space over my head, which is scary, but the system is strong!)
The red sphere, originally associated with the ritual of celebration and the expectation of magic, is stripped of its function and returned to the landscape as a heavy, vulnerable form without foundation. Suspended by a hemp rope from a bare century-old tree, the object exists between ground and space; neither in fall nor at rest, but in a prolonged state of uncertainty.
I am pleased to announce that scikit-survival 0.26.0 has been released. This is a maintainance release that adds support for Python 3.14 and includes updates to make scikit-survival compatible with new versions of pandas and osqp. It adds support for the pandas string dtype, and copy-on-write, which is going to become the default with pandas 3. In addition,sksurv.preprocessing.OneHotEncoder now supports converting columns with the object dtype.
After that, she looked for designers she already liked, including Hella Jongerius. "Hella's Vitra Polder sofa?" she says, name-checking like a true fan. "It's freaking one of my favorite sofas." Though it wasn't intentional, she swears, she happened to choose women designers, from Faye Toogood to Patricia Urquiola. Searching Lumen's inventory by color left room for discovery, like the lollipop-shaped Lasvit light-"I'm drawn to the aesthetics of happiness," she says-that she sourced for the windows.
My friend who works for an international shipping company said the breakroom at his office has three Samsung Frame TVs hanging on the walls. None of them functions as a television. "All they do is cycle through images," he said. "From like classic paintings to company photos. No streaming shows at all, and the truth is, nobody has a problem with that."
If you've never heard of GrapheneOS, think of it as a privacy and security-focused mobile operating system that includes Android compatibility and is developed as a non-profit, open-source project. GrapheneOS, which began in 2014 as CopperheadOS, achieves its heightened security by way of sandboxing, exploit mitigations, and the Android permission model. This alternative mobile OS mitigates entire classes of vulnerabilities to make exploiting the OS exponentially more difficult.
Last Saturday, the gallery hosted an impromptu one-day preview of Marcus Brutus: En Focus, which formally opened November 13 at Harper's Chelsea 512. The day before, we had arranged the paintings along the floor for a special client, one of Marcus's most dedicated supporters. The works, still in their shadowboxes, were placed by size beneath our current exhibition by Iria Leino.
A few weeks ago, I started seeing a lot of ads on Instagram for a particular brand of screen protector that promised quick and easy application and great protection. As someone who goes through a lot of screen protectors (I've broken three on my already), my curiosity was piqued. Also: I wanted a privacy screen protector - until I put one on my Galaxy S25 Ultra However, my attention span being what it is, I forgot.
Over the past two decades, the Japanese artist Aki Sasamoto has developed a unique performance/installation practice in which she produces installations of absurd sculptural devices-from haemorrhoid cushions to oversized fishing lures-that, in turn, serve as an object-based score and environment for improvised performances that combine humorous spoken narratives with physical actions and mark-making. The artist's first mid-career survey, Aki Sasamoto's Life Laboratory at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT), traces the evolution of this practice through a sharp combination of installations, documentation and live performances.
For artist ektor garcia, no piece is ever truly finished-only paused. His sculptures, built from hours of crocheting, weaving and casting, resist the idea of permanence. In Loose Ends, garcia's first solo museum exhibition in his home state of California, San José Museum of Art presents his sprawling installation, and more works, that embody his ethos of continual transformation.
If you're considering using a ground source heat pump to heat your home, you could be wondering what type of ground source heat pump problems you may encounter. Or, perhaps you have one and have a few niggles you can't ignore. It's not unsurprising that with the installation process involving pipework being buried deep underground, finding the root of any problems may seem like a daunting prospect and one you're keen to avoid.
'With Every Step' consists of 146 wooden poles arranged to form an anamorphic message, visible only from a specific vantage point, emphasizing spatial engagement.
