Every three years, over three hundred square miles of land in the Niigata prefecture of Japan are transformed into the largest and most ambitious art installation in the world: the Echigo-Tsumaria Art Triennale. Created by Tokyo-based gallery Art Front Gallery (AFG)
Croatian architect Nikola Baic is collaborating with the Adriatic sea to make mellifluous music.
Argentina-based tattoo artist Luciano Del Fabro uses a minimalist aesthetic to depict the beauty of the natural world.
Our eyes are all-too-often glued to our phones and we miss what's going on in the world around us. The alluring and tempting images light up the screen, grabbing hold of our gaze as we're powerless to look away. French photographer Antoine Geiger has visualized this parasitic relationship in his series called SUR-FAKE.
When you wear a pencil down to a stub, what do you do with it?
Paper maps aren't as common as they used to be, since the advent of various apps and GPS systems we find...
Photographer Phil Penman uses his camera to document the dynamic energy, delightfully wacky inhabitants, and vibrant spirit of New York City. Shooting primarily in black and white, he captures a fantastic mix of playful portraits and atmospheric street scenes that illuminate everyday moments in a metropolis that has captured the imaginations of creatives for centuries.
A bizarre meteorological event hit the coast of New South Wales, Australia over the weekend.
In recent years, indoor gardening has become more accessible and easier to cultivate, even if you lack a green thumb.
Despite being diagnosed with metastatic medulloblastoma (a brain tumor), 21-year-old medical student Tessa Calder decided to cheer up her fellow cancer patients–something she was inspired to do after a visit from her dad.
Zachary Bennett-Brook from Wollongong, Australia is passionate about pursuing his artistic talent, while staying true to his cultural roots.
Though their components are natural, these are not photos of unusually beautiful flowers.
