Art
What Artist Martha McDonald Might Teach Us About a Nation Divided
This fall, a one-woman show staged in one of Washington, D.C.’s most historic buildings will recall the sorrow of the Civil War
The Strange, Giant "Beach Animals" That Are About to Invade America's Shores
Artist Theo Jansen's sculptures first became hits on YouTube. Now they've reached the shores of New England
Photos: Wacky, Wild Art From This Year's Burning Man Festival
Feast your eyes on some of this year's wildest art installations
People Have Always Been Obsessed with the End of the World
Since ancient times, art and fiction love to play in the fertile ground of the apocalypse, but it hasn't always been healthy
Comedy Group Wants To Build a Wall To Keep Burners out of the Bay Area
The ban would apply to people armed with glowsticks and art cars alike.
Confused Construction Workers Tore Down an Ancient Tomb and Replaced it With a Picnic Table
Is the tomb's picnic table-like appearance to blame?
3D Printing Molten Glass Is Beautiful
The innovation comes out of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Get Tripped Up by These Tricked-Out Photographs
A new photography collaboration aims for an unbearable lightness
Utah's Winged Monster Rock Painting Isn’t A Monster at All
The picture shows a collection of figures, none of which have wings
A 15-Foot-Tall, 250-Pound Inflatable Ball Got Loose in Toledo, Ohio
Sounds like the inspiration for a Pixar movie.
Banksy May Be Opening A Dystopian Disneyland Park
The elusive street artist’s take on Disneyland is chock-full of dystopia
A Scottish Duke Transformed This Abandoned Coal Mine into a Cosmological Land-Art Park
A scarred landscape in rural Scotland has become a grassy multiverse now open for exploration
The World's Oldest Multicolor Printed Book Was Too Fragile to Read...Until Now
The 1633 book has now been digitized
This Animation Is Made of Embroidery
It took a year and a half to create a short film using "embroidermation"
At "Russia's Burning Man," Strange Structures Transform Villages
The beautiful, bizarre structures of the Archstoyanie festival are made of natural materials and help bring economic prosperity to small villages
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
Could This Video Solve One of History's Greatest Art Mysteries?
Footage shows an unknown man entering the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum the night before the infamous robbery
This Renaissance Painting of Fruit Holds a Modern-Day Science Lesson
Hint: it's in the watermelon
In Mexico, a Gritty Neighborhood Has Become a 65,000-Square-Foot Mural
A hillside in Pachuca gets a psychedelic makeover
Get Lost in the World's Largest Maze
Ponder existence while wandering through the bamboo stalks of Italy's Masone Labyrinth
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