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Collage artist Jennifer Murphy is inspired by interconnectedness.
Artist Cinta Vidal turns buildings on their sides in a series of surreal architecture paintings.
Egypt continues to dig up striking ancient artifacts, as demonstrated by the incredible discovery of thirty pristine wood coffins dating back 3,000 years. Once opened, archaeologists found that the beautifully decorated coffins contained perfectly intact mummies. The coffins were discovered in Luxor at El-Assasif cemetery. This necropolis on the west bank of the Nile River was once part of Thebes—the royal capital of Ancient Egypt.
Jakarta-based photographer Rarindra Prakarsa captures scenes from rural Indonesia that could be film stills.
When you’re unfamiliar with drawing, sketching a simple doodle can seem impossible.
Inspired by the meditative method of zentangle art, 18-year-old Maldives-based artist Mahi Abdul draws pattern-adorned animals and fantasy creatures that look like they could come to life at any second. From a dragon-like chameleon with decorative scales to a majestic phoenix with vibrant plumage, it’s hard to believe each incredibly detailed piece is drawn entirely by hand. “Zentangling has taught me so much about myself,” reveals Abdul.
Artist Kathleen Ryan reimagines rotten fruit in a collection of grotesque-yet-gorgeous sculptures.
South African multidisciplinary artist Daniel Popper is known for his colossal figurative sculptures and spectacular public art installations at art...
Ever wish you could be an astronaut? LEGO will make you feel like you’re about to enter outer space with its model of NASA’s Apollo Saturn V rocket kit. This amazing vessel was used in the Apollo program during the 1960s and 1970s; it took humans to the moon and also launched the Skylab space station.
From spooktastic makeup to creative costumes, Halloween is an exciting time to show off your creativity.
According to the 2010 U.S. Census Bureau, 1.7 million Korean Americans live in the U.S.
