Culture and Arts

SpY Installs Hundreds of Metallic Rescue Blankets in a Former Arms Factory — Colossal

In Oviedo, Spain, a remarkable art installation is currently on display at a former arms factory. Spanning an impressive 6,000 square meters, the installation features metallic emergency blankets that have

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The Ten Best Children’s Books of 2024

The year 2024 has brought a wonderful array of children's books that offer a glimpse into different lives and worlds.

Tropical Birds Burst to Life in the Intricate Paper Cutouts of ‘The Parrot Project’ — Colossal

The Paper Ark, a collaborative project between Nayan Shrimali and Venus Bird, is dedicated to showcasing the beauty of wildlife

Art Therapists on the Frontlines of Trauma Struggle for Recognition

Art therapy has proven to be a powerful tool in helping individuals cope with trauma and emotional distress. In the

San Francisco Names a Street For the Photographer Who Captured Marines Raising an American Flag at Iwo Jima

Joe Rosenthal: The Man Behind the Iconic Iwo Jima Photograph Joe Rosenthal, a renowned Associated Press photographer, captured one of

Joyce Kozloff’s Patterns of Resistance

In 1973, gallerist Tibor de Nagy gave Joyce Kozloff a call that would change the course of her artistic career.

Someone Is Sticking Googly Eyes on Public Sculptures in Oregon—and City Officials Are Not Amused

The Googly Eyes Bandit strikes again! In the picturesque city of Bend, Oregon, a mysterious vandal (or group of vandals)

Researchers Identify Psychedelic Cocktail in Ancient Egyptian Mug

The Tampa Museum of Art recently made an intriguing discovery within its permanent collection – a drinking mug from Ancient

None of These Books Exist. An Inventive New Exhibition Asks: What If They Did?

The year was 1922, and Ernest Hemingway's wife, Elizabeth Hadley Richardson, made a grave error. She was preparing to join