Contrary to popular belief, the five women were not all prostitutes, but rather individuals down on their luck
A new study highlights the sheer scope of mass incarceration in the United States
‘Dr. Seuss’s Horse Museum' features an ‘affable horse’ who guides students through a museum of horse-themed artwork
Architects are more likely than non-experts to deem curvilinear spaces beautiful, but less likely to enter curved over straight-edged rooms
Originally excavated in 1972, the pronged cactus-spine tool languished in storage for more than 40 years before its true purpose was recognized
Five years after the F.B.I.'s six-day raid on a rural Indiana home, the agency is turning to the public for help identifying and repatriating the artifacts
Before hot Lincoln, there was ripped Washington, nude Napoleon and muscular ancient Greek sculptures
A “passion for confectionary” is required
When the meditative space reopens, a new skylight will filter the right amount of light on the 14 canvasses installed in the artist's octagonal masterpiece
Historic London calls the etchings "some of the most important" along the empire’s sprawling 73-mile northern border
The volume features poems written by the outlaw duo during their Depression-era crime spree
Experts argue that the abstract "Tree Roots" is a more likely candidate than the oft-cited "Wheatfield With Crows"
Tenants will be expected to take on between $2.5 and 3 million in renovations of the historic property
The expansive campaign by Art U.K. wants open up a conversation on the medium
The area previously known as the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore is known for its varied landscapes and rich biodiversity
You can contribute to the project by suggesting new entries or proposing edits to existing ones via the project’s main hub
Robots and drones will be involved in all aspects of the project, including design, manufacture and assembly
Catherine's side of the breakup tale comes back with vengeance thanks to new analysis of 98 previously unseen missives
"Introverted and quiet" Betty, who ran the editorial side of the Ballantine publishing companies, deserves her due for changing the industry
The work places gallery visitors in dialogue with a three-dimensional digital version of the legendary performance artist
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