Today, we have many perks to life thanks to modern technology. What was once a far more arduous process is simplified with ease using the right mechanisms. One of these labor-intensive tasks of the past is the act of creating copies or prints of art.
While most people instantly recognize The Great Wave off Kanagawa, some may not know anything about its eccentric creator, Katsushika...
Street artist Alice Pasquini transports us into a transitional world with her new installation The Unchanging World.
From minimalist cat trees, to cardboard cat castles, it’s clear that feline-focused design is in high demand. The latest design to pique our interest is the super-sweet, novelty cat bed from Japanese pet product manufacturer Felissimo, that looks just like a giant fruit tart. Sleepy cats can enjoy curling up in the soft, 40cm (~16″)
Today, body art has taken on an empowering role in the realm of activist art.
Claimed to be Australia’s first attempt at the“Slow TV” movement, the SBS television network recently televised The Ghan: Australia’s Greatest...
As children, many of us would have played with inanimate objects and integrated them into our fantasy adventures—perhaps a TV remote became a rocket, or a shoe was a steamboat. One artist who is keeping childhood imagination alive is San Francisco-based digital artist Eric Geusz, who turns everyday objects into spectacular spaceship designs.
There are many differences between China and Western cultures, from overall lifestyle to individual demeanor.
Brighton-based photographer Joseph Ford collaborated with knitwear designer Nina Dodd (aka The Duke of Woollington)
One of the world's most prestigious photography competitions has announced the winners of its 2018 contest. The biannual Hasselblad Masters Awards selects the top photographers across 11 diverse categories. Each category winner is deemed a “Hasselblad Master” and becomes a brand ambassador for the Swedish firm. Past winners include acclaimed photographers like Anton Corbijn and Lois Greenfield, and with over 30,000 photographs submitted for the contest, the competition level was at an all-time high.
In the age of social media, how we interact with art is constantly being redefined for our increasingly connected world.
Family photos are always filled with memories, but Pam Zaring got even more than she bargained for when she saw...
