Archaeologists working in the Levant believe that the advanced stage hunter-gatherers flutes carved with finger holes from waterfowl bones to imitate the cries of birds of prey. The theory, published …
More than 20 years ago, Hugh Nini and his partner Neal Treadwell were rummaging through an antique store in Dallas, Texas, when they came across a 1920s photo of a …
Artist Remedios Varo (1908-63) was an avid reader and fan of science fiction authors such as Jules Verne, Arthur C. Clarke and Ray Bradbury. His paintings can also resemble scenes …
When the Young V&A development team asked kids what they thought of museums, the overwhelming response was: “boring.” From July 1, the museum hopes to change that perception by opening …
Artists are getting creative to counter the visual language distorted by image-generating apps that turn stock photos and salvaged social media files into “mean images”.
The legacy of the Spanish Civil War and Franco’s dictatorship has become a flashpoint in political debates ahead of Spain’s snap elections on July 23, with conservative opposition leader Alberto …
Paavo Arhinmäki, one of four deputy mayors of Helsinki, Finland, may have a future ahead of him as a graffiti artist if he’s ever done being a politician. He apologized …
Historians across the country are denouncing the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia for renting its building to Moms for Liberty, a controversial “parents’ rights” organization that opponents say …
Working mainly in the field of sculpture, Diana of Solares (born 1952) uses a range of ready-made and found materials to explore space as a cohesive whole and answer the …
The swan dress Björk wore to the 2001 Oscars was delightfully provocative, even by the musician’s standards, especially when a large egg fell from it. Controversial at first, the design …
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