Art
To Celebrate the World Cup, Brazilians Take To the Streets—To Paint Them
For the first time ever, Google Street View is letting users experience the artwork from anywhere
Google Is Documenting the World's Street Art
The Street Art Project already includes some 4,000 images of street art, some of which no longer exist
In Maya Lin's New Exhibition, a Singing Ring Contains the Sounds of Endangered Worlds
The Sound Ring represents places as diverse as California forests and the Indian Ocean
How Museums and the Arts are Presenting Identity So That It Unites, Not Divides
Curators and practioners of the arts share a renewed focus on how culture and heritage shape who we are as Americans
More Than 200 Hidden Paintings Were Discovered on the Walls of Angkor Wat
Researchers discovered the images by digitally enhancing photos of the temple's walls
Sydney's Spectacular Technicolor Art Festival in Nine Mesmerizing GIFs
3-D digital light projections and interactive sound sculptures transform famous landmarks around Australia's largest city
These Artistic Interpretations of the Star-Spangled Banner Call Out the Inner Patriot
In paintings, photos, music, videos and poetry, contemporary artists intrepret the flag that bravely waved above Fort McHenry
NASA’s Art Contest Reveals How Kids See the Future
NASA’s Langley Research Center asked students from Virginia to participate in an art contest
Getting to Know Whistler’s Father
Whistler’s mother is a superstar. But the painter’s dad has languished in obscurity—until now
The Golden Record 2.0 Will Crowdsource A Selfie of Human Culture
Inspired by a similar effort in the 1970s, the project wants your help in creating a portrait of humanity to send out of the solar system
See 19th-Century London Through the Eyes of James McNeill Whistler, One of America's Greatest Painters
The largest U.S. display in 20 years of Whistler artworks highlights the artist's career in England
This 300 Year Old Book Is a Guide to Every Paint Color Imaginable
Browse through color swatches from the 17th Century
Paleoartist Brings Human Evolution to Life
For Elisabeth Daynès, sculpting ancient humans and their ancestors is both an art and a science
Michelangelo’s David Has Weak Ankles
The iconic statue may be in danger of collapse
It Took Three Years to Restore 23 Pieces of Art Andy Warhol Made on a Computer in the 1980s
Trapped in an obsolete computer format, these works are finally seeing the digital light of day
This Reversible Painting Flips Your Expectations of Art
A painter looks at her canvas from a new perspective
Meet Grant Wood’s Sister, the Woman Made Famous by “American Gothic”
The painter gave his sibling Nan a makeover in his alluring portrait of her
Portraiture in the Time of Mad Men
The Portrait Gallery takes a look at portraiture as it faces Abstract Expressionism in the era of Don Draper's mid-century modernism
These MRI-Scanned Fruits And Vegetables Unfold Like Alien Births
An MRI technologist's hobby turns every-day foods into something new and intriguing
Tokyo in Transition: Woodblock Prints Cast an Ambiguous Light on Japan's Modernization
A collection of works by the great Eastern modernist Kobayashi Kiyochika are on view at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum
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