Art Meets Science
One Artist Has a Monopoly on the World's Blackest Black Pigment
Artists are up in arms over Anish Kapoor’s exclusive rights to "vantablack"
Eight Artists Conspire About Water Issues In a New Exhibition
In Omaha, Nebraska, individuals and nonprofits unite in a show focusing on the issues of water quantity and quality
An Artist Creates a Detailed Replica of Ötzi, the 5,300-Year-Old "Iceman"
Museum artist Gary Staab discusses the art and science of constructing exhibition pieces
Check Out These X-Rays of Flowers From the 1930s
Dain L. Tasker’s radiographs depict delicate flowers from the inside out
The Prehistoric Buzz Shark Has a Modern-Day Hero in Artist Ray Troll
How an Alaska-based artist helped solve a mystery that baffled paleontologists for over a century
This Image of the Universe Captures Its Immensity
Comets, planets, galaxies and the cosmic web crowd together in this portrait of everything known
A French Scientist Says the Mona Lisa is Hiding a Portrait of Another Woman
Some art experts, however, are skeptical
The Many Ways to "Dance Your Ph.D"
Once again, researchers get creative in a yearly dance competition to explain their Ph.D. thesis work
A Gothic Chapel Is Transformed Into a Spectacular Sky
Staring at the ceiling has never been so inspiring
This Incredible Street Art Is Also An Evolution Lesson
In Rome, a giant mural illustrates how life began and evolved
The Grisly Details of Early Anatomy Textbooks
These images detail the inner workings of human bodies in all their gruesome glory
Invader Tags European Space Agency With Alien Art
The anonymous street artist strikes again
What Happens to Your Body When You Walk on a Tightrope?
It's more than just an insane amount of courage that gets people on the tightwire
Using Kirigami, the Japanese Art of Paper Cutting, to Build Better Solar Panels
Researchers have used the art technique to make light panels that twist to follow the sun
Dazzling Photos of Russia's First Annual Pyrotechnic Festival
At an international fireworks competition in Moscow, leading companies stretched far beyond pyrotechnics' ancient origins
Humans Evolved to Be Moved by Art
New research shows that while people respond to art for very different reasons, the ability to be moved in the first place is universal
Visit Frida Kahlo’s Recreated Garden to See the Plants That Influenced Her Art
The New York Botanical Garden is showing rare paintings and drawings alongside the types of flora Kahlo herself once cultivated
Computers Are Learning About Art Faster than Art Historians
An algorithm took just a few months to draw connections between artists that scholars have been working on for years
Paper Turtles and Frisky Skates Bring This Indoor Seashore to Life
A new exhibit at the National Aquarium in Baltimore takes visitors on a trip to the beach and into the dark depths of the Atlantic
This Artist Transforms Beach Trash Into Stunning, Majestic Images
Mandy Barker didn't have spend too much time on the shores to collect enough debris for her masterpieces
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