December 10, 2019

Artist Creates Massive Traffic Jam on Beach to Raise Awareness About Climate Change

Artist Leandro Erlich has caused a traffic jam on Miami Beach. His monumental, site-specific installation called Order of Importance features 66 life-sized sand sculptures of cars and trucks that have seemingly been abandoned on this gritty pathway. And not only that, but they have become one with the landscape itself. This piece marks Erlich’s largest installation to date, and his surreal queue of vehicles was made in response to global climate change.

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December 10, 2019

Street Artist Paints Beautiful Fist Made of Flowers to Symbolize the Power of Peace

Inspired by the symbol of strength and solidarity, Italian street artist ERON created a raised, clenched fist mural that celebrates the power of non-violence. The epic, large-scale piece, cleverly titled Tower to the People, features a fist constructed from a mass of lush, white roses—a flower that typically represents unity, virtue, and the pureness of love.

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December 9, 2019

Amazing Winning Photos Celebrate the Striking Beauty of Historic Sites Around the World

The long history of humankind has left us with many historical sites, and one photography contest specifically celebrates these amazing places. Aptly called Historic Photographer of the Year Awards, the competition showcases the best images of historical and cultural sites from around the world. The winning and shortlisted photos highlight an array of places.

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December 9, 2019

These Mushroom Ceramics Look Like They Grew From a Fairytale Forest

Sometimes, instead of the usual white dishes, you want crockery with a bit of personality. Fortunately, there's no better place to find the mug of your dreams than Etsy. This website features the work of hundreds of unique artists, and among them is the talented ceramist duo Vanda and Valerie. Based in the Czech Republic, these two artists have created a line of dishware inspired by the Amanita mushroom.

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