Animals and nature are united in the art of Michael Jones. The UK-based tree surgeon-turned-artist crafts realistic sculptures of different creatures from timber. His company Man and His Dog Carvings specializes in making bespoke wood carvings of animals big and small.
The art of Munich-based painter David Ambarzumjan contains two pictures on one canvas.
Every year, the Sony World Photography Awards highlights the local photography community with the National Awards.
Since the 1980s, the cost of going to college has increased at eight times the rate of rises in wages. So, the old adage of working a part-time job and graduating debt-free is about as useful or realistic in the modern world as relying on a fax machine. The burden of educational loans is heavy—disproportionately falling on women and the BIPOC community.
Artist Elicia Edijanto creates watercolor art with a nostalgic quality.
In the early 20th century, the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration was a period of intense voyages.
Many of us have had the chance to experience some of the most famous statues around the world. These figures grab our attention with far more than just their aesthetics. Each is different in its meaning and design, but they all share one thing in common. Each has a height that's larger-than-life.
Energy flows across the canvases of artist Foster Sakyiamah.
It’s not often that you actually run into a cat stuck in a tree.
Humpback whales live in all the world's major oceans. They migrate great distances, scooping up plankton and krill with mouths full of baleen. Known for their grace, the magnificent creatures were also coveted by whalers. From the 19th century through the mid-20th century, their numbers were decimated by commercial whaling. At one point there were as few as 700 of the creatures swimming in the North Atlantic.
Performance art has often been used as a way to comment on social issues.
When word gets out that something called the “Killing Stone” has broken in half, it can't be a good sign.
