Legendary designer Milton Glaser passed away on his 91st birthday on June 26, 2020. As the world mourns the loss of this visionary—who is best known for the “I ❤️ NY” logo—there is comfort in knowing that his influence will continue to live on in the creative world.
Tucked away in the waters of Australia's Mary River in Queensland there is a unique species of freshwater turtle—the Mary...
Did you ever try “paint by numbers” as a kid?
When listing famous Renaissance artists, it's impossible not to think of Raphael. He was a child prodigy brought to Rome in his mid-20s by the pope and trusted with painting some of the Vatican's most important rooms. From oil paintings and frescos to tapestries to architecture, Raphael was an artist who mastered anything that was thrown his way.
Who knew that a crystal could look so finger-lickin' good?
Beginning with a white page can be overwhelming for any artist, which is why Ed Fairburn adopted an unusual canvas.
Photography-based artist Tawny Chatmon celebrates the beauty of Black hair through her glittering series titled The Redemption. The collection of portraits features young people wearing their hair in an array of styles—no two are alike. But in this variety, the same visual thread is woven throughout each mixed-media piece. Chatmon paints atop the photos to adorn the kids with dazzling 24-karat gold accessories and outfits.
From a German café using pool noodle hats to a Dutch restaurant housing its patrons inside personal greenhouses, establishments all...
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During the Renaissance, Michelangelo made a name for himself as a master of humanist sculpture. The Florentine artist's unrivaled ability to realistically represent the human form is evident across his entire body of work, with the famous David and Pietà at the forefront. Though undoubtedly among his most well-known works, these pieces are far from Michelangelo's only marble masterpieces—a point that is saliently proven by his Slaves.
For over 20 years, photographer Barry Butler has been inspired by the city of Chicago.
IKEA is looking toward the future with a fresh home design.
