Before a trip, you can study how to get around and learn about the local customs; however, there are some cultural elements you can only truly discover once you've spent some time in a new place.
By using light, color, and shapes to craft optical illusions, kinetic artist Florian Görlitz is able to create awe-inspiring moving...
Cave art left behind by ancient humans has created many scientific mysteries.
There is nothing quite as magical as seeing a city come alive at night. This experience is precisely what Nikita Busyak captures in his ongoing glowing city sketch series. Busyak draws beautiful cityscape scenes with Micron pens, using precise linework and shading techniques, before digitally modifying the drawings by filling them in with light.
If you ask 10 people when the best time to fly is, they will probably give you 10 different answers.
Humpback whales are incredible marine animals that researchers have been studying for decades.
Being creative doesn’t always come easy. Sometimes, we can hit a wall and struggle to overcome creative block. Luckily, there are way to break through the proverbial wall and even enhance your creativity. One tried and true way of doing this is by picking up the right book. Luckily, My Modern Met Store carries several books to ignite your passion for the arts and boost your creativity.
French-American photographer Elliott Erwitt is known for his whimsical images of life in New York City.
One cannot overstate the amount of work that goes into creating one of Young-Deok Seo's sculptures.
Over the 100 years that have passed since his birth, Hachikō has become a symbol of loyalty. The Akita Inu dog rose to prominence after people realized that he dutifully waited for his owner, Dr. Hidesaburō Ueno, at Shibuya station in Tokyo for almost a decade after his passing. While Hachikō was seen by many as a nuisance at the busy station, his fate changed after his story made the press.
After announcing the National winners, the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards has released the finalists and shortlisted entries for this...
It's been seven years since anyone living in the United States had the opportunity to experience a total solar eclipse.
