Austrian artist Helmut Lang believes the artistic experience should be absolute. It's no small coincidence, then, that he's partnered with Absolut vodka to create In an Absolut World, a "radical new medium to view and experience art." And these days, when anything is "radical" and "new," you know it's gotta be online. Because the Internet has rendered everything else conservative and dated. So it's with that creed in mind that Lang brings us an online virtual gallery, to view his "Alles Gleich Schwer" exhibit. Once there, you can zoom in and out, rotate, and cradle his tactile pieces. It's actually pretty cool -- but what fun is online shenanigans without downloadables? Lang obviously sees this, which is why he's letting you download and print limited hi-res posters of the exhibition, "with no requirements needed other than an Internet connection." And if you don't have that, then you're probably not even reading this.

While former fashion designer Helmut Lang left his namesake house, and the fashion world entirely, to pursue a career in fine art -- namely with the cheekily titled project, "hl-art" -- nearly three years ago, Lang’s innovative, pared-down fashions have certainly not been forgotten. In fact, Lang’s iconic deconstructivist designs are seeing new light thanks to an exhibit housed in German arts magazine 032C's Konstantin Grcic-designed Museum Store in Berlin.