McDonald’s Food Doesn’t Rot… Or Does It?
From Nation, For Nation - Pulse of the Nation
Converging art and astronomy, artist uses the power of the sun to create piece for Ripley’s Believe It or Not!
As North America looked to the skies for April's celestial spectacle, an innovative art activation captivated audiences at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Blending science, art, and ancient photographic techniques, Michael Papadakis, also known as @Sunscribes, captured the total solar eclipse in his →
Have you ever noticed a repeating order in your "shuffled" playlists?
Is Shuffle Random?
You probably know about the shuffle feature if you use Apple Music or Spotify. Many people enjoy using shuffle to sift through their music. Getting random songs to play at different times ( →
From Globe, For Globe - Pulse of the Planet
From the Victorian era to Zen Hansen's extraordinary art!
Throughout history, hair has been used for more than just hairstyles. For centuries, people have turned human hair into intricate works of art, braiding it into jewelry, keepsakes, and decorative designs to be passed down for generations.
Hairy History
This unique craft is called hairwork, and it was especially popular in the 1800s. Artists would carefully braid and weave strands of hair into rings, bracelets, lockets, and detailed patterns us →
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