Interesting Art From History's Most Unique Visionaries

What We Love This Week, Volume XXX

The Colossal Tides Of England’s Coast In his Sea Change series, photographer Michael Marten captures the dynamism of landscapes and its effects on manmade structures as well as man in general. The original series was presented in diptych form, but to truly bring these changes to life Marten opted for...

By All That's Interesting Sep 13, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XXX

By All That's Interesting September 13, 2013

Art And The Suffrage Movement

One hundred years ago, on June 4th, 1913, Emily Wilding Davison fatally threw herself in front of King George V’s horse at the Epsom Derby in England. She died four days later from severe injuries but was immortalized as an international martyr by her fellow Suffragettes. However, as we pass...

By All That's Interesting Aug 30, 2013

Art And The Suffrage Movement

By All That's Interesting August 30, 2013

Forty Stunningly Beautiful Cinemagraphs

By using elements both static and dynamic through GIFs, cinemagraphs capture an understated beauty in the everyday motion of life.

By All That's Interesting Aug 29, 2013

Forty Stunningly Beautiful Cinemagraphs

By using elements both static and dynamic through GIFs, cinemagraphs capture an understated beauty in the everyday motion of life.

By All That's Interesting August 29, 2013

Upcycling, An Exciting And New Art Movement

Sean E. Avery As ice caps continue their slow, subtle transformation to puddles and our resources grow feather-thin, you’d be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t considered ways to curb–or at least extend the life of–their consumption. Those habits aren’t exclusive to the art world, as all sorts of...

By Savannah Cox Jul 28, 2013

Upcycling, An Exciting And New Art Movement

By Savannah Cox July 28, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XVII

One 14-Year-Old’s Amazing “Mini” View Of The World While the craft exhibited above and below looks somewhat reminiscent of a dreamy, Tim Burton film, it’s actually the product of a 14 year-old’s imagination. Equipped with little more than creativity, a camera and a sister who helps him with editing, Zev...

By All That's Interesting Jun 14, 2013

What We Love This Week, Volume XVII

By All That's Interesting June 14, 2013

Four Amazing Contemporary Portrait Series

Rembrandt might have mastered the portrait, but as these contemporary portrait series suggest, he's not the only one to have done so.

By All That's Interesting Jun 6, 2013

Four Amazing Contemporary Portrait Series

Rembrandt might have mastered the portrait, but as these contemporary portrait series suggest, he's not the only one to have done so.

By All That's Interesting June 6, 2013

37 Vintage Library Ads That Perfectly Capture The Joys Of Reading

As public libraries began popping up across America in the early 1900s, these posters encouraged people to take advantage of their new resources.

By All That's Interesting May 31, 2013

37 Vintage Library Ads That Perfectly Capture The Joys Of Reading

As public libraries began popping up across America in the early 1900s, these posters encouraged people to take advantage of their new resources.

By All That's Interesting May 31, 2013

Patrick Dougherty’s Stunning, Eco-Friendly Sculptures

As earth-friendly art continues to garner acclaim in many creative communities, the whimsical wood work of Patrick Dougherty shines bright.

By Savannah Cox May 21, 2013

Patrick Dougherty’s Stunning, Eco-Friendly Sculptures

As earth-friendly art continues to garner acclaim in many creative communities, the whimsical wood work of Patrick Dougherty shines bright.

By Savannah Cox May 21, 2013

Florentijn Hofman’s Bright Take On Public Art

Best known for making a mammoth 26 meter tall floating duck, Florentijn Hofman creates striking pieces that force the average passerby to take notice.

By Kiri Picone May 17, 2013

Florentijn Hofman’s Bright Take On Public Art

Best known for making a mammoth 26 meter tall floating duck, Florentijn Hofman creates striking pieces that force the average passerby to take notice.

By Kiri Picone May 17, 2013