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October 31, 2026

Malta Exhibition Celebrates Three Female Contemporary Painters and Their Trips to the Island

The A New Life Force exhibition at Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS) brings together the work of three distinct, contemporary female painters: Nathanaëlle Herbelin, Kemi Onabulé, and Megan Rooney. Each artist created work in response to their individual experiences in Malta, drawing on the island’s culture, history, and geography. The exhibition spans three floors, with each artist’s work displayed on a separate level.

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October 30, 2026

Nigerian American Engineer Invents Hair-Braiding Robot That Could Cut Appointment Times in Half

Getting braids done can be a long process, with appointments sometimes lasting for hours. Nigerian American engineer Yinka Ogunbiyi is hoping to make that experience a little easier with HaloBraid, a hair-braiding robot designed to work alongside professional stylists. Rather than replacing the person doing your hair, HaloBraid takes over one of the most repetitive parts of the process.

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October 30, 2026

Trick or Treat! Save 15% on All Art Classes With My Modern Met Academy’s Halloween Sale

Halloween is on the horizon, and we’ve conjured up a spell to give you 15% off all of My Modern Met Academy’s online art classes. Until October 31, enter code halloween15 at checkout to get the discount. Take advantage of the flash sale to help expand your creative skills or pick up a new craft. Whether you want to learn to draw, explore new painting techniques, or take your embroidery to new heights, we have something for you.

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October 29, 2026

Astronomers Say They Have Discovered the First-Ever Green Star

Astronomers at the University of Warwick have discovered the first-ever green star. This exciting find is part of a larger study on the true colors of white dwarf stars. While this may inspire you to go stargazing in search of a green-hued twinkle in the night sky, the reality is a bit more complex than that. Still, this new research reveals that our universe may be a bit more colorful than previously thought.

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