"Because paper is such an everyday material, there’s something especially powerful about transforming it into something unexpected."
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From paper towel drenched in ceramic slip, Jongjin Park sculpts these layered forms.
Part fauna and part flora, each elegant animal is a reminder of nature's interconnectedness.
Visitors can hop on the teeter-totter and adjust the ecological soundscape of "There, Now, Here."
The golden hour hues of the West Coast's legendary sunsets spurred Hubbard's reacquaintance with the camera.
A new exhibition at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art surveys the artist's art-everywhere approach.
The artist shares that his work "functions as a distillation of a wider body of research."
Don't miss out on this month's calls for entry!
A 300-year-old shipwreck, but make it fashion.
Marin Majic uses marble dust to accentuate and define light, creating a twinkling effect with otherwise matte stone.
"Each drawing took between 20 to 40 hours of focused work," the artist writes.
"Don't you think it's dangerous to blur the distinction between abstraction and reality?"
Now in its sixth year, the open-air public art exhibition highlights 20 pieces from previous years.
Blocks of color and gestural brushstrokes characterize J Carino's paintings, which question what we deem natural and innate.
According to the collaborative marine research initiative, up to 90 percent of ocean life remains a mystery.
Hugh Broughton Architects incorporates designs by artist and illustrator James Lambert, who interprets the distinctive character of each location.
As bees build their hive, ceramics are mended in the spirit of a time-honored Japanese craft tradition.
Nature and magic come alive in tiny watercolor scenes.
'Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985' features works by more than 100 artists, journalists, organizers, and more.
130+ artists, 130+ distinctive takes on the household staple.
Chicago-based artist and educator Holly Greenberg facilitates dozens of workshops to sew fabric birds and raise awareness of bird collisions.
How many spaces on Pat Perry's bingo card can you get?
A neglected portrait is given what seems like an almost miraculous second chance.
Arch Enemy Arts joins forces with PangeaSeed for a group show and fundraiser to help conserve our oceans.
A team of artists and artisans created the figure from a fallen tree, willow branches, and stone.
Jean Shin's 'Celadon Landscape' presents large-scale vessels made of the lustrous green-blue material.
When Valerie Lueth of Tugboat Printshop sets out to make a woodblock print, it's rare that she only uses a single block.
The actor engages in a bit of trial and error in a "dream lab" where anything is possible.
LAIKA Studios emphasizes both human-made elements and cutting-edge technology in the feature-length film, coming this October.
Arghavan Khosravi grapples with the structures and ideological strictures that shape our lives.