Looking out the window this morning, I saw snow! This year has seemed unseasonably warm, and it was nice waking up to the harbinger of things to come. Most of us dread the white stuff that covers our... Read more >>

Danish artist Peter Callesen sees something unique in plain white paper. His works are majestic and awe-inspiring, with an incredible level of detail. Part performance artist, part sculptor,... Read more >>

Rodin’s Thinker, Michelangelo’s David, the Venus de Milo … these iconic sculptures have earned their place in the pantheon of the world’s most acclaimed works of art. But... Read more >>

Art is often taken for granted in this world. In the movie The Devil Wears Prada, Stanley Tucci offers an interesting viewpoint, that the clothing designers of the 20th Century are, in fact, some of... Read more >>

“Three coins in a fountain …” goes the famous song, and anyone who’s ever visited Rome, Paris, or just about any other ancient city knows that if you tried to... Read more >>

Photographer Jan Kempenaers’ latest, Spomenik: The End of History, studies the bizarre statues of post-war Yugoslavia. Read more >>

In the words of food goddess Julia Child, “With enough butter, anything is good.” While I couldn’t agree more, I have a strong feeling Julia was talking about stews and... Read more >>

If you’re like me, your memories of sandcastles involve overly lofty ambitions contained within a one- or two-foot-tall pile of semi-sculptured sand. Ultimately, both the ambitions... Read more >>

Public art installations can transform a drab or ordinary space into something truly magical and fun. Many different projects have rotated into and out of U.S. cities throughout recent decades, but... Read more >>

Jo Myers-Walker lives and works in an old bank building in Gilbert, Iowa. She has a shop where she sells her watercolors, brightly colored sculptures, ceramics, and multimedia pieces. The mother of... Read more >>