Restored glass models of marine invertebrates, made by artists Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, are on display at the Harvard Museum of Natural History
Roman Vishniac’s extensive work, now open to the public, is ready for some crowd-sourced historical detective work
An artist takes on the soul in the sole of your shoes in an exhibition at the Sackler Gallery of Art
Technology is redefining art in strange, new ways. Works are created by people moving through laser beams or from data gathered on air pollution
An illustrator adapted Rockwell’s The Runaway based on images of contemporary police
There will always be a new music craze out to getcha, getcha, getcha
In her latest book, the noted artist juxtaposes treasured personal objects with items from the Smithsonian design museum
What physical traits do humans find desirable? Artist Jessica Rath looks in her grocery store's produce section for answers
As part of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, Jones' work will travel to 13 locations through 2019
A vehemently isolationist nation needed enticement to join the European war effort. These advertisements were part of the campaign to do just that
Photographer Marcus DeSieno uses antiquated techniques to take pictures of parasites with a mix of citizen science and monster movie panache
The late producer's mother announced she is donating his synthesizer and beat machine to the African American History Museum
Princeton University’s annual science art contest shines a light on the research world, adding a video element this year
An award-winning architect suggests that the city reconsider its plans to raze its iconic art museum
Number three: Fireworks are just chemical reactions
Photographer Barbara Yoshida traveled across the globe to capture prehistoric stone monuments shrouded in moonlight
Salvatore Scarpitta’s automative wonder goes on view at the Hirshhorn
Artist Jonathan McCabe builds computer programs that create their own art—intricately patterned images that look part organic, part kaleidoscopic
When the Confucian elite got stressed, they'd stare at nature paintings to recharge and renew their souls
The work of artists from around the world looks at players, fans and the ball itself
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