NASA has done it again. It had been over 50 years since the space agency sent a crew to the moon, but that changed with the successful Artemis II mission. Launched on April 1, 2026, it was the first human journey that went beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972.
With springtime flowers in full bloom, it’s hard not to be inspired by the blossoming daisies, tulips, and so much...
Coachella 2026 has been stacked with many memorable moments, including some historic firsts in which women of color were at...
At the end of 2025, we reported on the third edition of the 1 Picasso for 100 Euros charity raffle, which gives anyone the chance to win a Pablo Picasso painting worth €1 million (about $1.17 million). Now, there’s only one day left to enter before the highly anticipated drawing takes place live on April 14. The painting up for auction, Tête de Femme (Head of a Woman)
“To the moon and back” is a popular way of saying “I love you,” but for the crew of NASA’s...
According to the World Economic Forum, extracting a ton of lithium—to manufacture rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for smartphones, laptops, and electric...
For Todd Gray, a portal isn’t so much about its destination or even its origin point. Rather, it’s about connecting two distinct modes of being, however disparate they may be. That idea is at the core of Gray’s photographic practice, which often visualizes the fraught relationship between Blackness and colonialism. His solo exhibition at Perrotin Los Angeles expands upon this line of inquiry, contending that Black identity is far from static.
In Pam Connolly’s mind, childhood isn’t simply a state of being.
An early sci-fi film that was unseen for over a century is now free to view, thanks to the Library...
In the remote landscape of the Utah desert, architecture blends seamlessly with geology. This is epitomized by the conceptual Desert Observatory House, a dwelling that appears to emerge directly from the earth. Designed by the firm Vrantsi, the project features low, angular volumes that echo mesas, plateaus, and eroded canyons. As a result, the structure reads like a natural formation shaped over time.
In the mid-19th century, Georgiana Houghton began creating intricate, abstract drawings unlike anything her contemporaries had seen.
Barcelona was architect Antoni Gaudí’s creative playground.
