In the last few centuries, human life has significantly changed. From the industrial revolution to the information age and now the age of artificial intelligence, every era has faced new problems and ...

Alive with mythical sea creatures, gods and goddesses, putti and crashing waves, the drawings reflect the inspiration the ...

The second Art and Science speaker series event will be held at the Hotel Saranac April 17. Topics will range from clay to wetlands to photography and poetry, and the evening will include a musical ...

Easter is right around the corner, meaning plastic eggs take center stage. Whether you're hiding them or filling a basket, ...

Plus, discussions about the Art Basel and UBS Art Market Report 2025 and works by two leading Irish modernists ...

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Susan Abbott’s paintings feel like stories told through bright colors, small details, and a love for the places and moments ...

Andi Snelling is no stranger to the spotlight. A multi-award-winning performer, writer, and director with credits ranging ...

Since 2020, principal investigator Saad Bhamla has been leading the charge to make science more accessible by publishing comics alongside every paper his lab publishes. Today, he introduces Emily ...

The old-school souvenir is dead, and "memory collecting" has taken its place. Here's why junk journals make the best travel souvenirs.

A new exhibition documents American photography's first 70 years, exploring the US during a period of immense social, ...

Another inescapable facet of art is that it is a commodity. This fact feeds the creative process, whether motivating the artist to form an item of monetary value, or to avoid creating one, or to ...