These tattoos show just how different famous architecture can look depending on the style of the tattoo artist.
Satirically specializing in sharing “the correct names for things” with the world, Twitter account Correct Names comically captions photographs of everyday...
Over the course of three weeks, 100 artists were given free reign to take over a dormitory in Paris, making...
The upcoming documentary Awaken is a film five years in the making. Shot by director, cinematographer, and photographer Tom Lowe, it takes us on a journey throughout 30 countries, but does so with a distinctive twist. Awaken pioneers and combines cutting-edge techniques in time-lapse, underwater, and aerial cinematography to depict its subjects in ways we haven’t seen before. It culminates in a stunning display that explores “humanity's relationship with technology and the natural world.
This is in direct opposition to documentary photography fields, like standard photojournalism, which acts more as visual report, recording the scene...
In need of some summer reading? If so, look no further than the Metropolitan Museum of Art's website.
It turns out that Renaissance diners in Italy enjoyed a little music with their feasts. And they kept their musical scores recorded in an unexpected location—their knives. This means that aside from carving up meat, this cutlery helped provide the evening's entertainment.
California-based artist Russell Powell continues to create impressive imprints that blur the line between traditional portraiture and experimental body art.
Lying as a sleeping giant in a bed of granite, the Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan, Egypt is an incredible look...
The adult coloring craze isn’t just a passing fad. Our love of filling in black-and-white line drawings goes back as far as the 18th century; it's only recently, however, that the adult coloring book trend was reinvigorated and seen as a way to unwind from our busy, connected lives.
Immersive advertising is an ingenious way to get people excited about a campaign or cause, because they then feel like...
For years, artist and photographer Fong Qi Wei has been skillfully slicing photographs into awe-inspiring scenes showcasing the passage of time.
