art

Alexander Khokhlov’s Surreal 2D Portraits

Given its dynamic properties, the face has often been used as the subject--not the canvas--of a portrait. Alexander Khokhlov does both.

By Savannah Cox • Mar 15, 2014

Alexander Khokhlov’s Surreal 2D Portraits

Given its dynamic properties, the face has often been used as the subject--not the canvas--of a portrait. Alexander Khokhlov does both.

By Savannah Cox • March 15, 2014

Jason deCaires Taylor’s Stunning Underwater Museum

Jason deCaires Taylor is certified diving instructor, avid naturalist, and sculptor who creates underwater museums. The 39 year old artist spent his youth in Europe and Asia, exploring coral reefs scuba-diving in Malaysia. Taylor combines his interests and past to create the inspiring stone and sand scenes—sculptures that happen to...

By Erin Kelly • Mar 4, 2014

Jason deCaires Taylor’s Stunning Underwater Museum

Jason deCaires Taylor is certified diving instructor, avid naturalist, and sculptor who creates underwater museums. The 39 year old artist spent his youth in Europe and Asia, exploring coral reefs scuba-diving in Malaysia. Taylor combines his interests and past to create the inspiring stone and sand scenes—sculptures that happen to...

By Erin Kelly • March 4, 2014

Our 40 Favorite Entries In The Saatchi Art Motion Photography Contest

As smart phones have turned photography on its head, the Saatchi Art Motion Photography Contest looks to the masses for understanding the medium's future.

By All That's Interesting • Feb 27, 2014

Our 40 Favorite Entries In The Saatchi Art Motion Photography Contest

As smart phones have turned photography on its head, the Saatchi Art Motion Photography Contest looks to the masses for understanding the medium's future.

By All That's Interesting • February 27, 2014

Sarolta Ban’s Surreal Photo Manipulations

While jewelry was Sarolta Ban's first professional calling, it is her otherworldly photo manipulations that truly sparkle.

By Erin Kelly • Feb 3, 2014

Sarolta Ban’s Surreal Photo Manipulations

While jewelry was Sarolta Ban's first professional calling, it is her otherworldly photo manipulations that truly sparkle.

By Erin Kelly • February 3, 2014

8 Street Artists Turn Urban Blight Into Beauty

Providing pedestrians with innovative artwork, these fantastic street artists believe that creativity shouldn't be confined to stuffy museums.

By All That's Interesting • Feb 1, 2014

8 Street Artists Turn Urban Blight Into Beauty

Providing pedestrians with innovative artwork, these fantastic street artists believe that creativity shouldn't be confined to stuffy museums.

By All That's Interesting • February 1, 2014

The Edgy And Elegant World Of Mannequin Art

While many consider fashion to be a superficial art form, mannequin art brings a new dimension of expression into the fray.

By All That's Interesting • Jan 16, 2014

The Edgy And Elegant World Of Mannequin Art

While many consider fashion to be a superficial art form, mannequin art brings a new dimension of expression into the fray.

By All That's Interesting • January 16, 2014

Six Of The World’s Most Incredible Illustrators

Illustration is an art form that has been around since the Middle Ages, when pictures started accompanying text in books. Woodcut illustrations, etchings and engravings have given way to modern works that employ the latest technologies. Given the history of illustration, its connection with the mechanical, and its earliest perception...

By All That's Interesting • Jan 9, 2014

Six Of The World’s Most Incredible Illustrators

Illustration is an art form that has been around since the Middle Ages, when pictures started accompanying text in books. Woodcut illustrations, etchings and engravings have given way to modern works that employ the latest technologies. Given the history of illustration, its connection with the mechanical, and its earliest perception...

By All That's Interesting • January 9, 2014

The Stockholm Metro’s Spectacular Underground Art

For the admission price of one metro ticket, tens of thousands of Stockholm’s commuters can gain access to what is likely the world’s biggest (and longest) art exhibition. Within the capital city’s cavernous 68-mile underground train hub, 90 of the 100 stations are fantastically adorned with sculptures, mosaics, paintings, engravings,...

By Erin Kelly • Jan 2, 2014

The Stockholm Metro’s Spectacular Underground Art

For the admission price of one metro ticket, tens of thousands of Stockholm’s commuters can gain access to what is likely the world’s biggest (and longest) art exhibition. Within the capital city’s cavernous 68-mile underground train hub, 90 of the 100 stations are fantastically adorned with sculptures, mosaics, paintings, engravings,...

By Erin Kelly • January 2, 2014

Five Of Today’s Most Incredible Illustrators


While the word “illustrator” might bring to mind a children’s book artist, these five illustrators graduated from storybooks decades ago. Thanks to the ever-growing arsenal of available digital media creation tools, the world of illustration has undergone a major transformation over the years. Today’s illustrators blend traditional and digital media...

By Kiri Picone • Dec 5, 2013

Five Of Today’s Most Incredible Illustrators


While the word “illustrator” might bring to mind a children’s book artist, these five illustrators graduated from storybooks decades ago. Thanks to the ever-growing arsenal of available digital media creation tools, the world of illustration has undergone a major transformation over the years. Today’s illustrators blend traditional and digital media...

By Kiri Picone • December 5, 2013

The World’s Most Amazing Works Of Body Art

As artists have grown more desirous of more dynamic means of expression, portraiture is no longer confined to the canvas. Welcome to the world of body art.

By Erin Kelly • Dec 2, 2013

The World’s Most Amazing Works Of Body Art

As artists have grown more desirous of more dynamic means of expression, portraiture is no longer confined to the canvas. Welcome to the world of body art.

By Erin Kelly • December 2, 2013