The skateboarding champion talks about the growth and evolution of his sport
As photographer William Wegman tells it, his cinnamon-gray Weimaraner wasn't content to just sit and stay
The famous inventor's painting of Gallery of the Louvre is as much a fascinating work of art as a 19th century history lesson
An encounter on a lonely road in the furthest reaches of the English West Country sheds light on the dying days of a once-ubiquitous profession
By channeling the elements of wind and water, the environmental sculptor’s designs inspire awe and curiosity in museum visitors
Readers Respond to the May Issue
This enigmatic 1970 portrait of a tricycle took photography down a whole new road
Out of more than 50,000 photographs submitted, editors – and readers – picked seven showstoppers
To protect the fruits of their labor and thwart "plant thieves," early American growers enlisted artists
Although the Nazi "vengeance weapon" was a wartime failure, it ushered in the space age
The Irish American immigrant made a fortune by supplying the giant stone coins prized by Yap islanders
Artists Judith and Richard Lang comb the California beaches, looking for trash for their captivating, yet unsettling work
From drunk driving to acts of Cold War espionage, here's a look at how Jell-O has sprung up in our criminal justice system
One hundred years ago, a heist by a worker at the Louvre secured Leonardo’s painting as an art world icon
Readers Respond to the April Issue
Barbara Morgan's portrait of the iconic dancer helped move modern dance to center stage
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