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Preview an Opera About New York City's Dramatic Urban Planning History
'A Marvelous Order' will explore the mid-century battle between the powerful Robert Moses and city activist Jane Jacobs.
9 Ways Artists Have Imagined Alice in Wonderland
In the past 150 years, more than 300 artists have illustrated Lewis Carroll’s classic book.
Inside a French Museum Filled With Miniature Movie Sets
Professional miniaturists were once relied on to create entire movie scenes in 1/12 scale.
7 Gorgeous Old Illustrations of Sea Creatures
The ocean is full of incredible creatures vying for our attention. The Rare Book Room at the American Museum of Natural History is giving them the spotlight they deserve
These Are the World's Most Beautiful Aquariums
Check out these stunning entries from the International Aquatic Plants Layout Contest.
Eyewitness Painting of Lincoln's Assassination Is Being Restored
"Lincoln Borne By Loving Hands" will be restored and displayed at Ford's Theatre
10 Intoxicating Facts About Edgar Degas's L'Absinthe
You might know French Impressionist Edgar Degas for his paintings and sculptures of delicate dancers. While those works made him famous, the 1876 canvas 'L'Absinthe' made him notorious. This somber café scene caused scenes again and again involving everyo
15 Things You Might Not Know About El Greco's The Burial of the Count of Orgaz
It's still in its original setting, and as huge as ever.
French Architect Designs Schools That Are Works of Art
Don't you wish you went to school in one of these multi-hued, modernist paradises?
Performance Artist Tony Orrico Makes Art by Chewing
Tony Orrico's preferred tools of the art-making trade are his very own chompers.
15 Spooky Facts About Albrecht Dürer’s Knight, Death, and the Devil
A visual feast and technical marvel, Albrecht Dürer’s dark print caused a sensation in 16th century Europe.
Art Installation Tests How Much Personal Data You're Willing to Share
Fun in exchange for personal data.
Elevating Poop Science to an Art
A microbiologist paints beautiful botanical vignettes using gut bacteria.
Banksy's Dismaland Will Be Used to House Refugees
The dark amusement park art project will be dismantled for use as refugee shelters in France.
Artists Create 1000-Year-Long GIF
Will GIFs still be around in 3017? And more importantly, will we still be arguing about how to pronounce GIF?
New Tate Modern Will Give UK Schoolchildren a Sneak Peek
The famed gallery will open its new building next summer, and kids will be the first to see it.
Artist Uses Google Street View to Create Postcards from Around the World in Eighty Days
This illustrator is bringing a classic novel to life using modern technology.
How Paleoartists Recreate and Illustrate Dinosaurs
What mixture of scientific fact and artistic fantasy goes into dinosaur illustrations?
These Solar Cells Were Inspired by the Japanese Art of Kirigami
A few artful cuts can make solar cells up to 40 percent more efficient.
The 104-Year-Old Street Artist Who Yarn-Bombed Her Town
The grandmother of six told an interviewer, "It's very nice of you to take any notice of it"
Rembrandt Painted a Masterpiece Over a Failed Self Portrait
Even the masters need a do-over every now and again.