Sometimes we're in such a hurry to get to a destination that we forget to take in our surroundings. But that's not the case when passengers step onto the platform of the Seiryu Miharashi train station in Japan. In fact, they have no choice but to take in the view.
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Digital artist Refik Anadol is known for his dynamic installations that leave viewers in awe and his latest installation created for...
Clay is a very versatile medium with no end to its creative possibilities. That is just one of its many draws for self-taught potter Amy Gentry. Based out of Virginia, the artist started to develop her craft in 1989 when she acquired a slip casting business in order to make ends meet as she simultaneously pursued an equestrian career. Eventually, pottery won over her interest entirely and became her main pursuit and source of income.
The lofty minarets of the Hagia Sophia stand over the skyline of Istanbul, Turkey.
The history of leather crafting extends all the way back to prehistoric times—when early man used leather for clothing, shoes,...
Describing an architecture style as “modern” may inherently be a bit confusing. After all, a structure was modern while it was being designed and built. Why then, do so many movements and styles in the 20th-century fall under modernism? What was so different that designers felt the need to label their work as indicative of a new future?
For many creatives, a new year brings fresh inspiration for original projects.
One of the best parts of creating art is the endless possibility for exploration.
Massachusetts-based ceramics and fiber artist Nicole McLaughlin uses her artwork to explore the complexities of her dual heritage. Though born and raised in Massachusetts, she remains deeply connected to her Mexican roots. As a result of that cultural duality, McLaughlin’s dynamic sculptural installations fuse two distinct and traditionally domestic media to reflect the interwoven traditions and expectations that have been passed down to her as a first-generation Mexican-American.
For over 20 years, Bangladesh photographer GMB Akash has turned his lens towards the marginalized groups of people in his...
After working in the game development industry as an art director and lead designer for 25 years, Hungarian illustrator and...
