MUSE
Muse, the Rolls-Royce Art Programme fosters creativity through collaboration with artists who share our passion for pushing technical and conceptual boundaries.
MUSE
Muse, the Rolls-Royce Art Programme fosters creativity through collaboration with artists who share our passion for pushing technical and conceptual boundaries.
Few young designers have approached the question of sustainability in the fashion industry as compellingly as Scarlett Yang, the London-based designer who experiments with biomaterials and virtual technologies to create mesmerising sculptural garments.
Launching this year, the Spirit of Ecstasy Challenge celebrates both tradition and innovation. This biennial design project will invite three emerging design visionaries to create unique works inspired by the ethos of Rolls-Royce, as symbolised by the Spirit of Ecstasy, the sculptural figurine that adorns the bonnet of every Rolls-Royce motor car.
With 2021 drawing to a close, we reflect on the stand-out moments of a year in which moving image cemented its status as the art form of choice for expressing the realities of our age.
Sondra Perry, winner of the Dream Commission performs latest work at Art Basel
Experience the world of moving image art through Pamela Kramlich’s eyes as we journey through her visionary collection of art built up over the past 30 years
By the time of the Millennium, moving image art had infiltrated the art world. Artists like Pipilotti Rist and Bill Viola were becoming household names, Rist’s lavish large-scale installations and Viola’s theatrical ‘total environments’ had proven how moving image art works could create transfixing experiences that could extend beyond the screen.
As moving image art enters a new era of heightened relevance, consistently reflecting our shared experiences, one of the main inspirations for the Dream Commission, so we look back to the humble origins of the medium to see how it has evolved from experimental novelty to a futuristic mainstay of contemporary art.
Uber-art collector and founder of Beijing’s X Museum, Michael Xufu Huang, joins Muse in conversation.
Moving-image works took on a whole new relevance in 2020 as an unprecedented shift to digital ignited creativity in this field and allowed it to reach an audience on a scale like never before.
Multimedia artist Martine Syms focuses on social commentary, seeking depth and complexity within moving-image.
The Dream Commission celebrates moving-image works created by emerging and mid-career artists worldwide.
A forward-looking vision that fosters creativity through collaboration with boundary-pushing artists.
Dan Holdsworth’s ‘Acceleration Structures’ explores and examines the topography of three great Alpine glaciers using geomapping technology, like no artist has done before.
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