Have you heard of 1111 Lincoln Road? If not, you're in for quite a treat. Designed by famed Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron, the parking garage, located in Miami Beach, has become world famous for its groundbreaking design.
Michael Murphy, the Georgia-based artist who creates those incredible multilayered sculptures, just unveiled a new commissioned piece he created for...
Playing with a toy boat in the bathtub as a kid is an activity that has stood the test of...
Brooklyn-based Canadian photographer Joey L. invites us into his spiritually rich travels to India through his photo series titled Holy Men. As a photographer who is personally driven to document “endangered cultures and traditions” that offer a deeper understanding of the lives and practices of his subjects, the photographer's series manages to present insightful portraits of the intense lives of the Aghori Sadhus in Varanasi, India.
On a walk around the bush in Australia, entomologist Jurgen Otto came across a tiny insect he'd never come in...
Yesterday, Redditor CycleNinja blew people away when he posted these images that show what happens when you attach Christmas lights...
The moon is a fascinating place filled with wonder and mystery, and it exists in our presence every day. However, it's incredibly easy to overlook that ever-present beauty that hangs overhead as we zip around in our daily routines or become distracted by the bright lights of an urban landscape. UK-based photographer Steve Adams has a great skill for calling attention to very simple, everyday details within the natural world.
Australian photographer Lincoln Harrison's Startrails series never ceases to amaze us.
From San Marco Square in Venice to St.
Japanese artist Sachiko Abe cuts fine strips of paper for hours on end in her performance series titled Cut Papers. Having first discovered the calming effects of shredding paper over 15 years ago while admitted at an insane asylum, the artist now explores the act's meditative properties as an art form. Abe most recently performed Cut Papers #13 this year at the 18th Biennale of Sydney at Cockatoo Island.
Dutch artist Pieke Bergmans playfully redesigns street lamps and light bulbs to look like animated figures.
If you'd like to visit Taiwan, may we suggest that you go during the month of February so that you...
