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2011’s top architecture projects give us a peek into the future of style and design of buildings and other infrastructures. It can be observed that these projects by forward thinking visionaries such as Foster + Partners, BIG Architects, Zaha hadid, and MVDRV involved massive iconic structures that will create new spaces. [More]

The Made in Polaroid exhibit showcases over 50 pieces created by artists, designers, photographers, actors and musicians. All works were created exclusively using the Polaroid GL10 Instant Mobile Printer and will be auctioned for charity. Participating artists include fashion photographers Patrick Demarchelier and Steven Klein, designers Cynthia Rowley and Phillip Lim and actors James Franco and Viggo Mortensen, among many others.

Here are some of the marvelous works of art from the exhibit:

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This unique dining place which displays elegance and is located at the heart of Paris is conceptualized by French architect Odile Decq. [More]

Fashion student Lisa Dillon of Bath University has designed a mouth-watering pair of Jimmy Cheese shoes using bread and West Country cheddar. [More]

Cake Boss star, Buddy Valastro, created a cake framed like the Chevorlet Camaro-shifting Autobot, Bumblebee. [More]

Natalie Irish, who has more talent in her lips, is one of the very few artists who uses not her hand to create masterpieces. [More]

Copper Twist of instructables recreated one of the world’s most popular painting, Starry Night by Van Gogh, using bacons. [More]

An Argentine farmer, Pedro Martin Ureta, created a giant guitar out of 7000 cypress and eucalyptus trees in memory of his late wife, Graciela. [More]

A study of Middlesex University psychologists explains the secret of Leonardo da Vinci’s talent and Pablo Picasso’s success in their field. [More]

An exhibit in Paris called The Lady Gaga a Gogo exhibition at the Chappe gallery features dresses and hats designed by Jean Charles de Castelbajac which were worn by Lady Gaga in videos, plus paintings and sculptures by young artists. [More]

Below are just some of the sample art works that could easily be mistaken for oil paintings but the truth is they’ve been created on an iPad. [More]

‘Ratatosk’, an old Norse word meaning ‘drill-tooth’, is an art installation by Helen and Hard, a Norwegian design firm. It is currently on display at the V&A museum in London. [More]

Located in the largest city of Vietnam, Ho Chi Min City, The Everrich 2 Apartments will be an example of living on a grand scale in the country. [More]

To stage awareness of elephants’ endangerment, sculptures resembling the animal were produced and auctioned for the charity elephant family. [More]

To solve the storage dilemma of brides once their honeymoon is over, British researchers have developed an environmentally friendly garment [More]

A Romanian architect have been giving ‘not-so-tall’ women a boost with shoes he designed whose heels promise to increase the wearer’s height by 12 inches. [More]

To celebrate Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s 170th birthday, Google is sporting a ballet doodle provided by San Francisco Ballet.
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The Saudi Arabia Pavilion is a combined effort of Chinese and Saudi architects. The pavilion has a “moon boat” shape and is surrounded by deserts and seas, just like Saudi Arabia.
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Korean artist Kwang-Ho Lee’s recent creation is currently on view until May 16, 2010 at Kukje Gallery in Seoul.
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Hundreds of volunteers stripped their clothes off in the name of art.
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