The University of Edinburgh is displaying life-size lanterns inspired by the famous army of terracotta soldiers
A new exhibit in Santa Fe showcases 132 drawings and prints from Spain—some of which have never been on display before
Artist Jason Freeny transforms familiar childhood characters into realistic anatomical models
Grand prize and category winners
Photographer Patrick Gries transforms ordinary specimens, stripped of fur and flesh, into art that showcases motion, predation and evolution
Olympus BioScapes announces ten winners of their 2013 Digital Image Competition, which honors some of the best images taken through a microscope
Physicist Kenneth Libbrecht can make snowflakes with elegant spindles or blocky tabs by manipulating temperature and humidity
The artist's New York exhibition, "I Who Have Arrived In Heaven," invites viewers to get lost in new mirror-lined installations
"The Pool" invites visitors to create dazzling light displays by jumping across 100 glowing pads
A voluminous new exhibition highlights Latino art as American art
The artist uses video, music, mirrors, railroad cars, even entire buildings to create works that make every viewer a participant
The Whatcom Museum in Bellingham, Washington, is exhibiting 75 works of art pulled from the past two centuries—all themed around ice
The Washington Codex, now on display at the Freer gallery, became one of the earliest chapters in Charles Freer's appreciation of beauty and aesthetics
Now, they are creating beautiful works from the trash they gathered on the 450-nautical-mile journey in the Gulf of Alaska
Thanks to a gift of over 100 photographs, the National Portrait Gallery celebrates Yousuf Karsh's iconic photography with an installation of 27 portraits
Photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher captures tears of grief, joy, laughter and irritation in extreme detail
The National Portrait Gallery's exhibition on Yousuf Karsh will display a rotating selection of Karsh portraits until November 4, 2014
A new exhibition in Washington, D.C., claims that humans have an affinity for curves—and there is scientific data to prove it
The Painting Fool, a computer program, can create portraits based on its mood, assess its work and learn from its mistakes
Nathan Myhrvold and a team of photographers have sliced meats, vegetables, pots, pans and ovens in half to produce stunning cross-sections of cooking
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