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Trevor Paglen, the Nevada Museum of Art, art enthusiasts, and sky watchers across the globe remain anxious to see Orbital Reflector in the night sky. Unfortunately, the wait continues.

Satellites are usually designed either to look back at Earth or look out into the universe. What if, wondered the American-born, Berlin-based artist Trevor Paglen, there was a satellite whose sole purpose was to be looked at itself?

Artist Trevor Paglen designed his “Orbital Reflector” to raise questions about what’s sent into space and by whom. With around 1,700 spacecraft currently orbiting the earth along with hundreds of millions of pieces of space debris...

Trevor Paglen documents what hidden structures of data collection and mass surveillance look like — making sure we see what those in power might not want us to. Next he sends a satellite into space.

It seems that Orbital Reflector has ruffled some feathers… Good! Orbital Reflector was designed as a provocation. An opportunity to think about outer space...

This fall, Trevor Paglen will launch a shiny sculpture into space, a reflective, nonfunctional satellite. The orbital artwork is meant to encourage viewers...

In 2008, Trevor Paglen picked up the phone and started calling around to see if he could drum up support for his latest idea.

Tutto è ormai pronto e in via di definizione, presto vedremo in cielo una nuova 'stella' e sarà tutta artificiale. L'iniziativa è quanto mai singolare...

So lang wie ein Fußballfeld und die Form einer Diamantnadel – das sind die Eigenschaften des...

Look up into the night sky towards the end of October and you may catch sight of a brand new ‘star’ twinkling in the cosmos.

When artist Trevor Paglen looks up at the night sky, there's beauty and wonder, but also a planet completely transformed by humans into a "landscape...

The fair's artistic director Nato Thompson explains what sets this "underdog" event apart from the usual art fair frenzy.

Trevor Paglen, who makes art about surveillance, is sending a sculpture into orbit and making images with artificial intelligence. 

The artwork will be visible from North America four times a night.

Artist Trevor Paglen and the Nevada Museum of Art want to launch the first-ever satellite with the sole purpose of existing as a work of art.

Orbital Reflector plans to boldly go where no other sculpture has gone before—and make art history in the process

Trevor Paglen’s work reaches new heights — literally. This spring, he hopes to launch the world’s first space sculpture.