The photographer explores unexpected architecture in the Italian Alps.

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Art is an act of faith in a world that can make hope feel impossible.

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The "Great Mosaic" may be the largest in the Roman world.

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The Bali-based firm's designs blur the boundary between structure and environment.

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Serenity now!

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How people, capital, cargo, and ideas traverse the globe has long been central to Hew Locke's work.

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Inside Webster's interdisciplinary practice that advocates for nature.

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Baxter uses materials derived from the earth that are explicitly solid, evoking an intimate tension between vulnerability and strength.

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The artist describes that he aims to make his paintings “feel like songs.”

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The most reflective element on Earth, silver has transformed the ways in which humans perceive, record, and understand the world

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Roberta Gentry is interested in the relationship between the constructed and the natural, cultivating abstract, biomorphic forms.

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Anstis' solo show 'Pastels' just opened at Olney Gleason in New York City.

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Ever imagined a pear or an apple with a personality?

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For Anna Ortiz, the jaguar is a fitting metaphor for entering into a mythic borderland.

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Th artist taps the small, colorful rubber bands as an accessible material for an inventive application.

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The annual competition highlights some of the most beloved, impressive, and little-seen aspects of our oceans.

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In Chicago, Karla Wong presents a suite of vivid paintings that double as mysterious portals.

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In his series 'A Kid Could Do It,' The Wa transforms otherwise nondescript structures into jubilant, youthful drawings.

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Following surveys of butterflies, birds, oceans, and trees, the editors at Phaidon have settled on their next topic of inquiry: fungi. This October, the publisher will release an expansive tome gathering more than 200 photographs, artworks, historical objects, and more all devoted to the vast diversity and creative potential of mycology. Fungi: The World ofContinue reading "Spanning 200+ Works, a New Book Celebrates the World of Fungi"

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The Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University hosts free exhibitions inviting a journey across multiple centuries and continents.

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Tarot, ancient mythologies, pop culture, and personal narrative converge in the NYC-based artist's maximal works.

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“There is the world, and there is the photograph. The photograph is not the world, it’s a completely different thing."

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Ronald Jackson creates a sort of casting list for an imagined screenplay that titles the exhibition: 'An American Fiction.'

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The company shares its multi-step process in factories in Japan and California.

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Nearly 100 artists, scientists, astronauts, futurists, and others explore how the cosmos teach us about ourselves.

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Milez's new body of work goes on view this month in 'Everything the Light Touches' at Monya Rowe Gallery.

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Bringing together 40 collaborators in 25 countries across five continents, 'Super Nature' is a collective ode to our planet.

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Hashimoto’s elaborate 'Giant Arc' installation is a vibrant "cloud canopy" at SFMOMA.

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The artist's solo exhibition 'Vanishing Point' opens soon at Almine Rech in Brussels.

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Audubon Photography Awards runs parallel opportunities for photographers in the U.S. and Canada and in Chile and Colombia.

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