Sometimes, the best photos ignore the tower and focus on the tourists instead.
Blurring the line between performance art and functional design, the striking Schiphol Clock features hands drawn on in real time.
It’s not often that a police force will make you say “awww,” but take one look at the newest recruits to...
The Captain Boomer Collective, a Belgian activist art group, is back with another incarnation of its beached whale installation. The hyperrealistic sperm whale sculpture has been beached on the banks of Paris' River Seine. Since 2008, the group has installed the beached whale in different European cities, most notably along the banks of the Thames in London, as a way to raise environmental awareness.
Kit King and Corey Oda Popp Married artists Kit King and Corey Oda Popp create collaborative, close-up paintings of people.
We often take the printed word for granted, with technology pushing information further and further into the digital realm.
Every year, the beaches that line the resort town of Søndervig, Denmark are transformed into a sandy spectacle for the highly-anticipated Søndervig Sand Sculpture Festival. For this year's edition, artists have been asked to sculpt colossal works of art that exhibit a particularly fitting theme: “life under the sea.” Spanning aquatic wildlife, underwater civilizations, fantastical figures, and even some particularly popular cartoon characters, the subject matter explored by this year's participants is simultaneously diverse and cohesive.
Watching these videos is like taking a master class on how to pose like a model.
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To explore the diversity and share the beauty of America's beloved National Parks, a group of nature-loving artists and designers has created a colorful collection of retro National Park posters. Compiled into the Fifty-Nine Parks Print Series and produced by The National Poster Retrospecticus, these vintage-inspired posters celebrate the natural wonder of these majestic sites. Nostalgically known as “America's best idea,” the National Parks encompass an amazing array of awe-inspiring landforms and landscapes.
Today, more and more cultural institutions have started to offer free art resources to the public through online archives.
Citing “excessive emotional sensitivity” as a source of artistic inspiration, Korean creative Yang Se Eun, or Zipcy, explores concepts of love in her...
