The contribution of women to the world of street art is highlighted in a new book by journalist Alessandra Mattanza. Women Street Artists is a look at 24 women across the globe who are making their mark in public spaces through painted murals, stencils, posters, and much more.
If you walk into almost any kitchen around the world, one item you are sure to find is salt.
Years before we had cameras, people relied on artists and their work to capture the world around them.
If you've ever checked out a library book, you may have come across something that belonged to the previous owner—whether it be a scribble or a bookmark. For nearly 10 years, library director Sharon McKellar has been archiving all of the numerous diverse items left behind in books at the Oakland Public Library, creating a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the people in her community.
Cats been companions to people for centuries, but they've also served as creative muses for countless artists across the world.
Science and art have walked hand in hand for centuries and nothing shows this better than a new book published...
Fifty years after humans last stepped on the Moon, imaging specialist Andy Saunders is celebrating the Apollo missions by enhancing original photos from the beloved NASA program. In his book, Apollo Remastered: The Ultimate Photographic Record, Saunders shares hundreds of newly restored and never before seen images from the NASA archive.
A decade ago, Rio de Janeiro-based artist and photographer Christian Spencer made an amazing discovery.
When journalist and illustrator Gabriel Campanario moved to Seattle in 2006, he started doing daily drawings of the city and...
Children's literature has a rich history. Books written, illustrated, and published for young readers skyrocket in popularity during the 19th century. They have remained a mainstay of the publishing industry ever since. From primers meant to teach spelling and math to fairy tales, these books can tell historians and modern readers a lot about the mores of a given time.
For years, former The Simpsons cartoonist Liz Climo has been creating adorable animal comics.
Ever since he played Captain Kirk in the Star Trek franchise, William Shatner's name has been synonymous with space.
