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The World's Most Expensive Restaurant Offers VR Broccoli
Diners at Ibiza's Sublimotion pay roughly $2000 per person for a Michelin-starred menu and an interactive dining room table.
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A Beached Whale Sculpture Popped Up on the Banks of Paris's Seine River
The artwork is meant to raise environmental awareness and evoke "the child in everyone who still is puzzled about what is real and what is not."
16 Facts About Rembrandt
The famed Amsterdam artist never left the Netherlands, and he managed to complete hundreds of paintings, drawings, and etchings in his life.
Woman Attempts to Take a Selfie, Damages $200,000 Worth of Art Instead
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British Artist Will Sell His New Paints to Everyone But His Nemesis
It’s part of a year-long “color war” between Stuart Semple and Anish Kapoor.
Two Unknown Paintings by Raphael Discovered on the Vatican's Walls
They're fresco figures painted inside the Palace of the Vatican's Room of Constantine that represent the allegorical figures of Friendship and Justice.
Dallas Museum Sets Record for Most Frida Kahlo Impersonators in One Place
In honor of what would have been the Mexican artist's 110th birthday, 1000 people dressed up like Frida.
6 Facts About Legendary Designer Eiko Ishioka
The Japanese designer lent her unique style to advertising, Hollywood, the music industry, and the NBA.
A Forgotten George Gershwin Musical Just Made Its American Debut
The last time anybody saw a fully-orchestrated production of Gershwin's "Primrose," it was 1925.
Marrs Green Named World’s Favorite Color
The shade is inspired by the landscape of Scotland.
Artists Transform the Polar Bear Capital of the World Into Massive Mural Gallery
The Sea Walls project works with “artivists” from around the world to raise awareness of environmental issues.
12 Masterful Facts About Leonardo Da Vinci
Leonardo was a polymath, and the very definition of a Renaissance man. He also had beef with Michelangelo.
Peek Inside Thousands of Soviet Children's Books From Princeton University
An online repository of picture books from the U.S.S.R. highlights the importance of illustrator in Soviet political education.
Mexico City Launches a Competition for Official Emoji
How do you capture an entire metropolis in just a few tiny images?
Oskar Fischinger, Hitler's Least-Favorite Animator
The German filmmaker used painstaking animation techniques to make abstract short films that went unappreciated in Nazi Germany.
15 Facts About Roy Lichtenstein's Drowning Girl
Beneath its bold lines, clever circles, and rushing waves lies the story of an almost 40-year-old artist who finally found his calling by looking to kids stuff.
This Song Has Been Playing Since 1999 and Will Keep Going for 1000 Years
The "everlasting symphony" will start over from the beginning on December 31, 2999.
Getty Museum and Yale Art Center Release Thousands of Images for Scholars to Study Online
The images are compatible with IIIF, a way to view images from different institutions side-by-side.
81-Year-Old Artist Recreates the Chinatown of His Youth in Miniature
Frank Wong is the subject of a documentary, "Forever, Chinatown."
Shakespeare on the Go: Inside the Public Theater's Traveling 'Mobile Unit'
A special branch of New York City’s Public Theater brings the Bard’s plays to underserved communities in the metro area.
Remembering Gilbert Baker, Creator of the LGBT Flag
The self-described "gay Betsy Ross" captured a civil rights movement with one simple image.
Skull Painting by Jean-Michel Basquiat Sells for Nearly $111 Million
With the record-breaking sale, the visionary graffiti artist has entered a new league of fame.