A new biography of the artist reveals the complex inner life of our greatest and most controversial illustrator
A new poem by Linda Bierds
Smithsonian Secretary G. Wayne Clough previews a new exhibit at the American Art Museum
Elmo, Fozzie Bear, the Count, Miss Piggy and 17 other Jim Henson puppets are coming to the American History Museum
Photographer Martin Klimas sets paint atop a speaker and cranks the volume, snapping shots as the boom of music pulses paint into the air
Biologist Sam Droege's sharply-focused photographs of bees, used for identifying different species, make for fine art
In 1970, the soft drink company commissioned artists, musicians, and engineers to design an interactive pavilion that could disappear in a puff of smoke
To overcome how people tend to care only about cute endangered animals, Samantha Dempsey designed and distributed temporary tattoos of ugly extinct species
Recent research suggests that working in a sloppy setting may actually help inspire creative thinking
We asked bakers for their tips on how to get consistently excellent whole wheat loaves
Beyond the scarecrow and the conveyer belts, where is the line between truth and fiction in the viral video?
We are not talking origami here. The Colombian artist has created paper sculptures of more than 100 species, and they are startlingly realistic
While we all have a communal sense of how pirates talked, our sense of how pirates ate lies, by comparison, in uncharted waters
Dan Corson's latest installation in Seattle—flower sculptures that light up at night—show that solar energy is viable even in the cloudy Pacific Northwest
Cornelia Kavanagh's sculptures magnify tiny sea butterflies—ocean acidification's unlikely mascots—hundreds of times
Employee morale rose but architecture critics were repulsed upon the opening of the company's new campus in Purchase, New York
The photojournalist talks about his Bionic Man assignment and what his plans are for taking over our Instagram account
The fleur de sel has long been a trademark of French culinary craftsmanship, Oregon’s Jacobsen may have produced a salt crystal that competes with the best
With the help of a little liquid nitrogen, German photographer Martin Klimas captures the fragile chaos of flowers as they explode
In a new book, documentary and exhibition, photographer Edward Burtynsky looks at humans' dramatic relationship with water
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