History leaves us with many artifacts, but smells aren’t usually among them. Now, a team of researchers from University College London (UCL) and the University of Ljubljana have evidence to the contrary, thanks to the mummies they sniffed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
Alongside Frieze LA and the LA Art Show, the Other Art Fair offered an additional source of solidarity during Los...
This spring, acclaimed South Korean Artist Do Ho Suh is bringing his architectural installation to London's Tate Modern.
Traditional Japanese paintings, made with organic pigments on silk or paper, have a dreamy, almost otherworldly quality that draws you right in. This style, called Nihonga, is the inspiration behind Japanese artist Otama-shimai’s work. She captures the ethereal style with a modern twist, making adorable hamsters the stars of her work. Although Otama-shimai’s works are created digitally, she beautifully preserves the charm of traditional Nihonga paintings through her thoughtful use of texture.
A 200th anniversary demands a sense of grandeur.
As with many other innovations, the Romans can be credited with developing the first public laundry service.
In his influential dialogue The Republic, Plato writes that “geometry will draw the soul toward truth.” It’s a sentiment that’s found expression in architecture, design, and the art of Adam Williamson. Throughout his career, the London-based artist has consistently been guided by geometric principles. Williamson returns, time and again, to meticulous arabesque patterns and organic forms, all locked together in a graceful symmetry.
Although born out of wedlock—the son of a Florentine notary and his peasant mother—and sharing his childhood with 16 half-siblings...
The Red Sea, which lies between Africa and Asia, is known for its beautiful landscapes and vast marine life.
In spite of the wildfires ravaging the city last month, the Los Angeles art community retained its resilience. And the sixth edition of Frieze Los Angeles offered essential evidence of this fact. From February 20 to February 23, 2025, Frieze celebrated LA’s extraordinary art scene all while highlighting essential rebuilding efforts currently underway.
There’s something thrilling about encountering a photograph that’s never been seen before—especially when it relates to a celebrity or otherwise...
With RVs, the possibilities are endless.
