Don't expect snacks when you visit the vending machine located inside of the Philadelphia barbershop Elements of Grooming. Candy bars and bags of chips have been replaced with skeins of yarn made by crochet clothing designer Emani Outterbridge.
Photographer Reuben Wu continually finds new ways to make the natural landscape look like it’s out of this world.
British artist Barbara Hepworth was a world-renowned sculptor known for her lyrical, abstract forms.
Bows and balloons are associated with some of the happiest events in life, like celebrating birthdays and opening gifts. Spanish artist Mónica Ajenjo uses these joyful memories as the inspiration for her incredible hyperrealistic paintings. Much like the Pop artists from the 1960s, she takes these ordinary objects that we often take for granted and highlights their luminous beauty.
Synonymous with the 1960s, the term “flower power” became a slogan of the peaceful, anti-war movement of the time.
We're used to seeing captivating aerial photography, but acclaimed drone photographer Brad Walls has pushed things to a new creative...
A movie advertisement can be more than just a way to promote a film. When done well, it can become a collector’s items for fans of the flick. The 2016 Japanese animated film Your Name did just this with their clever full-page ad in a newspaper that, when printed, would’ve made anyone want to hang the page on their wall (or window) and see the film, of course.
It’s not often that humans and their cats have furniture that is designed for both of them.
Every small child dreams of finding buried treasure, hidden by pirates or an ancient king.
Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began, we’ve had to adjust to living in the “new normal.” From our social lives to our working conditions, many of us have had to make changes in pretty much all areas of our lives.
Photography changed the way people see the world, as well as the way history is remembered.
Venetians saw a glimmer of hope during a recent high tide flood.
