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These panels were designed by Christopher Janney for the Miami Airport. Just thought a little color would brighten up your morning, WINners!

Debbie Smythe creates art installations using threads and needles as her primary medium, turning gallery walls into canvases. Check for more in the via link, and in this video!

And now, a creepy art installation in honor of the impending Halloween holiday. Remember: You're being watched!

Amie Slavin's 2012 project 'SoundSpiral' packs a huge surround setup into this portable building. Check the via link for more.

German artist Cornelia Konrads creates these cool installations in public spaces, often using techniques and materials to give an otherworldly effect. Check out more in the via link!

At the St. Louis City Museum.

Check the via link to see more cool thread art from Gabriel Dawe!

This "sculpture" in Duisburg, Germany is designed to like a roller coaster. The catch: It's meant to be walked on. Designed by Heike Mutter und Ulrich Genth, the sculpture's 260 foot heights give passengers plenty to look at, though they have to marvel at the idea of the speed of the coaster at a more sane walker's pace. Check the via link for more!

This installation by Yayoi Kusama, called "Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity," uses hanging lights in a room paneled with mirrors, giving it a faux-infinite view of lights that stretch on and on. Check out more cool light installations in the via link!