February 1 marked the arrival of the Lunar New Year in 2022. And amidst the traditional festivities of the East Asian holiday, one San Francisco man chose to ring in the Year of the Tiger with a little creativity…and a lot of exercise.
The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) has invited a group of unlikely curators to organize an exhibition.
Cracks on the pavement are a common sight in cities.
For the creatively minded, snow represents a giant blank canvas for art. But often, it's limited to snowmen or other snow sculptures. Outdoor enthusiast and cartographer Simon Beck had a different idea, and over the course of a decade he has carved a path for himself (literally) in the snow art world. He creates massive land art by walking across soccer ball-sized fields covered in untouched snow.
Language lovers will appreciate a steel sculpture created in celebration of Beijing Foreign Studies University's 80th anniversary.
Spring is approaching and, in Japan, that can mean just one thing—it's cherry blossom season!
Love isn't always about grand gestures. Oftentimes it's about the little moments that happen every day. Korean artist Myeong-Minho 명민호 captures these fleeting tender interactions in his series of charming couple illustrations. Each of his drawings depicts the love between partners through daily activities and routines. Some frolic outside in fields of flowers, blowing bubbles and hiding from the rain, while others relax indoors over cups of coffee.
Flowers and art have had a long and storied relationship.
As art has evolved, creatives have developed different types of paintings, each with its own unique attributes.
While some artists like painting on canvases, others like David Zinn seek unexpected places to add art. The Ann Arbor artist creates whimsical chalk art on local sidewalks, brick walls, and more, oftentimes incorporating real-life elements (like cracks in the cement) into the illustration. Zinn draws a range of quirky animal characters in his distinct, cartoon-like style. Each one is cleverly rendered to look as though it is interacting with the surrounding environment.
Plants are usually known for their beautiful flowers, leaves, and branches, but there is a whole other side to them...
Artist Ben Young has a deep connection to the ocean.
