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Thbbft! Talking with Bloom County's Berkeley Breathed
The cartoonist revived his popular 1980s strip thanks to a letter from Harper Lee.
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Oscar Wilde’s Prison Cell Opens to the Public for the First Time
The prison that detained him is now hosting a tribute to the author.
15 Scandalous Facts About Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2
When Duchamp’s 1912 painting debuted, it sparked one of the greatest uproars the art world has ever known.
Bob Dylan's Public Artwork to Go on Display at Maryland Casino
And it's made from “everything from farm equipment, children’s toys, kitchen utensils and antique fire arms to chains, cogs, axes and wheels."
6 Math Concepts Explained by Knitting and Crochet
Familiarize yourself with some heady math concepts by way of soothing knitting and crocheting projects.
Adorable, 60-Foot-Tall Inflatable Moon Debuts in Seoul
'Super Moon' looks like huge floating pillow.
Your Art Could Decorate a New York City Subway Station
New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is seeking art proposals for a number of Brooklyn stations.
Beautiful and Historic Glass Models of Sea Creatures Are on Display in New Exhibit
In the late 19th century, the Blaschka glass models of marine invertebrates ended up all over the world. Now some are on display at the Corning Museum of Glass.
Hear David Lynch Explain How He Comes Up With His Ideas
It's like catching fish.
Scientists Reveal the Origin of The Scream’s Mysterious Stain
The persisting rumor that it came from bird poop can be put to rest.
A Better Depiction of Shakespeare May Be Hiding Beneath This Portrait
Retouches have altered the portrait from its original state.
Serbian Artist Becomes a Human Paintbrush With the Help of a Robot
A true collaboration of man and machine.
The Dying Art of Skywriting
Everyone loves a message in the clouds, but very few people can make them like they used to.
Couple Buys Lost Willem de Kooning Painting for $500
Talk about a bargain.
How the Mona Lisa Escaped Destruction During World War II
The rescue required a dedicated team, some crafty moves, and an ambulance with a stretcher.
That George Washington Portrait Saved by Dolley Madison Was Just a Copy
If you’re envisioning Dolley tearing the famous Gilbert Stuart portrait down as the Red Coats closed in and the curtains burned, well, that’s not quite what happened.
Pottermore Releases Original J.K. Rowling Sketches
Pottermore just released three unpublished illustrations by J.K. Rowling.
14 Surreal Facts About H.R. Giger
The 'Alien' designer wasn't always so revered: early reviews of his work involved spitting.
Artist Transforms Black Mourning Dress Into Dead Sea Salt-Covered Creation
Israeli photographer Sigalit Landau submerged the gown in the Dead Sea for three months.
8 Times Sculptors Made Typos
Some mistakes really are set in stone (bronze, or some other hard material).
15 Lofty Facts About the Sistine Chapel
When Pope Sixtus IV consecrated this chapel on August 15, 1483, Michelangelo's ceiling was still decades away.
15 Fun Re-Creations of, and Homages to, Famous Paintings
Art you can eat, drink, and sleep in.
'BunaB,' a Brilliantly Useless Product Line
The line, started in 1951, included the "Improved #7 BunaB," "The Man's Between Shave Lotion," and more.
What Superheroes (and Supervillains) Would Look Like as Flemish Paintings
The Hulk looks good in a neck ruff.