The original artmobile cruised through the state between 1953 and 1994, carrying immensely valuable masterworks in tow
"The Sands," currently on view at Essex Flowers, projects elaborate creations in a physically empty space
It has yet to receive any bids
Taney, the fifth chief justice of the Supreme Court, wrote the majority opinion in the infamous Dred Scott case
On a converted barge, the Floating Museum reflects on Chicago's industrial past and cultural present
The team at Google is using neural networks to create tools that they hope will inspire and channel creativity
It might seem like collective madness today, but the mechanisms for trying witches in England were enshrined in law
It's just like regular ice cream–with a few big differences
Believers in the Harmonic Convergence traveled to places like Chaco Canyon and Stonehenge to welcome aliens, the resurrected Maya and wait for world peace
Looking hard at its own collection, Kunsthalle Bremen aims to challenge the racism of colonialism that persists today
Opening October 1, the Tokyo museum will showcase art and archives from the visionary avant-garde Japanese artist
The author gifted the property to his daughter in 1909. Not long after, tragedy struck
Fermat left a lot of theorems lying around. Mathematicians proved them all–except one
Mayor Catherine Pugh said the statues “needed to come down”
Singularity Black is not the blackest hue out there, but it is the darkest color currently available to the general public
The U.S. Holocaust Museum has received the cloth scraps, which bears the names of 82 inmates written in chicken bones, rust, and blood
The Pantone Color Institute has debuted “Love Symbol #2,” a deep purple based on the late star's custom-made piano
The popular novel was even a Book-of-the-Month Club selection
It is the longest time that Big Ben has been paused during its 157-year history
“Don’t Be A Sucker,” which was released in 1943, urged viewers to take a stand against divisive, prejudicial rhetoric
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