It’s amazing how one small act of kindness can change someone’s life, and the most unlikely pairs can form the strongest of bonds. Such was the case with then 26-year-old Chris Salvatore and his 84-year-old neighbor Norma Cook.
Sometimes, to truly appreciate the beauty of a city, you need to wait until after dark, when artificial lights illuminate...
While some artists love to express themselves on large-scale canvases, others prefer the meticulous process of creating miniature art.
From striking paintings on abandoned ships to murals celebrating Black culture and history, street artists have found unique and impressive ways to beautify their surroundings over the past year. We've searched our favorites to present the 10 best murals of 2021. This selection features incredible creative feats in America, Asia, and beyond.
German-born, New York-based artist Peter Max is known for his vibrant, psychedelic paintings and prints.
With a career spanning almost 70 years, American painter, sculptor, and printmaker Jasper Johns has had a profound influence on...
The term “eskimo kiss” might conjure up a cute image of two people rubbing noses; however, the traditional greeting is often misunderstood by Western culture. In a bid to teach more people about Inuit traditions, self-proclaimed “Proud Indigenous” woman Shina Novalinga shares educational videos on TikTok. In one of her most recent videos, she and her mother demonstrate the true “eskimo kiss,” which is actually called a kunik.
Austrian painter Egon Schiele was a major figurative painter of the 20th century.
Painter and collage artist Romare Bearden was born in Charlotte, North Carolina, into a college-educated, middle-class family.
Do you have a fascination with all-things sparkly? If so, these crystal-inspired ceramics by Collin Lynch (of Essarai Ceramics) are sure to catch your eye. He creates tableware featuring clusters of ceramic crystals that look like the real deal. Each 3D crystal is individually hand-carved out of porcelain and placed on hand-thrown ceramic tableware.
When you think of origami, the image of a paper crane probably comes to mind.
Belarus-based textile artist Yuliya Krishchik imagines surreal dreamscapes inspired by the wonders of space and nature.
