When David Latimer planted a seed in a glass bottle on Easter Sunday of 1960 out of pure curiosity, he had no idea that it would flourish into a mass of greenery that would thrive untouched for several decades.
Victoria Siemer, aka Witchoria, is a Brooklyn-based graphic designer who produces new and unusual realities by altering expected perceptions of...
In today's age of technology and internet culture, things like emojis, social media updates, likes and notifications, and Google services...
Broken Mirror / Evening Sky is a stunning series by New York-based photographer Bing Wright, who creates breathtaking images of sunsets seen through shattered mirrors. Richly colored skyscapes are distorted by the cracked glass, abstracting the traditional image of a sunset in a visually striking way.
Inspired by the Vaux's swift, a species of birds that flock together in groups of 30 or more, and that...
While Polish street artists Sainer and Bezt, who make up the group Etam Cru, are known for their humongous building-sized...
Photographer Charles H. Traub recently released this beautiful series of work, Dolce Via, that transports viewers back in time to Italy in the 1980's. Throughout the decade, the artist frequently visited Italy and during that time, he captured candid moments of people and places through his lens. With an American gaze, Traub documented the culture, fashion trends, and lifestyle of Italians from Milan to Marsala.
In honor of their final performances on Broadway in No Man's Land and Waiting for Godot, co-stars and best friends...
This Layers Cloud chair is an inventive design created with modern flair and innovative style.
With a background in architecture, photographer Chris Payne gives us a unique look at the beauty and order inside America's textile industry. The series, titled Textiles, is a celebration of craftsmanship and small-scale manufacturing which is persevering despite all of the global competition around today. His interest in how things are designed and constructed led him to make a connection between how buildings are made and how fabrics are created.
Train graffiti isn't uncommon and is something that might not catch your eye.
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