June 21, 2019

Amazing Infrared Photos Turn Swiss Alps into Majestic Pink and Purple Mountains

When you think of the world’s most beautiful landscapes, you probably imagine sweeping green fields and tranquil blue lakes, but Zak van Biljon’s stunning infrared photography puts a surreal twist on how we typically see the world. His series, Modernising Nature, features vivid pink and red landscapes that invite the viewer to question how we perceive nature. Originally from Cape Town, the talented photographer is now based in Zurich where he captures Switzerland’s epic mountainscapes.

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June 20, 2019

Interview: Kids Around the World Photographed Surrounded by Their Weekly Diet

With childhood obesity on the rise and globalization homogenizing nutrition, photographer Gregg Segal set out to discover what a week's worth of food looked like around the world. By focusing on the diets of children, whose lifelong eating habits are created in these formative years, Segal's stunning photographs speak to themes of nutrition, class, and culture. His new book, Daily Bread, spreads across 120 pages and details the stories behind the portraits.

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June 20, 2019

7 Things Every Art + Culture Lover Needs to Do in LA

Taking a trip to Los Angeles might conjure up images of visiting the Hollywood Sign, Universal Studios, and Grauman's Chinese Theater, but there's much more to the city than cinema related sites. In fact, if you think that visiting LA only means trips to the beach or searching for celebrities, you're in for a surprise.

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June 18, 2019

These Amazing Maps Show All the Rivers Running Through the United States

Inspired by the world of exploration that maps unlock, designer Michael Toth creates stunning data visualizations through his company Artful Data. Particularly impactful are his waterway maps, which use thousands of rivers to sculpt minimalist maps of the United States. By deeply exploring the geography of America, Toth is able to provide the public with a new perspective on the country.

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