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The Many Ghosts Of Bokor Hill Station

Perched atop a quaint Cambodian landscape, Bokor Hill Station was once a thriving French resort town where visitors sought solace from the oppressive heat of nearby capital Phnom Penh. Yet after being abandoned twice, all that’s left is a ghost town punctuated by spectral, decaying buildings.

By Kiri Picone May 2, 2014

The Many Ghosts Of Bokor Hill Station

Perched atop a quaint Cambodian landscape, Bokor Hill Station was once a thriving French resort town where visitors sought solace from the oppressive heat of nearby capital Phnom Penh. Yet after being abandoned twice, all that’s left is a ghost town punctuated by spectral, decaying buildings.

By Kiri Picone May 2, 2014

The Secrets Behind Mona Lisa’s Smile

It would be easy to blame author Dan Brown and his blockbuster book and subsequent movie, The Da Vinci Code, for renewed public interest in the mysteries surrounding the world’s most famous portrait. The novel imagines all sorts of keys in the artist’s work that unlock mysteries of the ages....

By Savannah Cox Apr 26, 2014

The Secrets Behind Mona Lisa’s Smile

It would be easy to blame author Dan Brown and his blockbuster book and subsequent movie, The Da Vinci Code, for renewed public interest in the mysteries surrounding the world’s most famous portrait. The novel imagines all sorts of keys in the artist’s work that unlock mysteries of the ages....

By Savannah Cox April 26, 2014

Three (Mostly) Successful Pranks Pulled On World Leaders

We don’t usually associate the grim, remorseless world of temporal power with fun and games. The kind of stone-faced power broker who tends to rise through political systems isn’t one who comes immediately to mind when we think about zany hijinks. Which might be the exact reason why pranks pulled...

By Richard Stockton Apr 1, 2014

Three (Mostly) Successful Pranks Pulled On World Leaders

We don’t usually associate the grim, remorseless world of temporal power with fun and games. The kind of stone-faced power broker who tends to rise through political systems isn’t one who comes immediately to mind when we think about zany hijinks. Which might be the exact reason why pranks pulled...

By Richard Stockton April 1, 2014

Revisiting Jeffersonville, Indiana Through The Photographic Lens Of Dana Lixenberg

Over the course of 7 years, photographer Dana Lixenberg shot homeless individuals from Jeffersonville, Indiana in this transfixing series.

By Kiri Picone Mar 28, 2014

Revisiting Jeffersonville, Indiana Through The Photographic Lens Of Dana Lixenberg

Over the course of 7 years, photographer Dana Lixenberg shot homeless individuals from Jeffersonville, Indiana in this transfixing series.

By Kiri Picone March 28, 2014

Do Ho Suh’s Fabric Installations Show That Home Is Wherever You Sew It

Utilizing silk thread to recreate the structures that give shape to our lives, Do Ho Suh's fabric installations challenge our conceptions of the home.

By All That's Interesting Mar 26, 2014

Do Ho Suh’s Fabric Installations Show That Home Is Wherever You Sew It

Utilizing silk thread to recreate the structures that give shape to our lives, Do Ho Suh's fabric installations challenge our conceptions of the home.

By All That's Interesting March 26, 2014
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