The Death Camps of Auschwitz: Then and Now
Auschwitz was a network of concentration and extermination camps built and operated in occupied Poland by Nazi Germany during the Second Wor...
Auschwitz was a network of concentration and extermination camps built and operated in occupied Poland by Nazi Germany during the Second Wor...
These are not sculptures or alien artifact but lab grown crystal of the element Bismuth. Bismuth (element #83 on the periodic table) forms...
I scan buildings and slabs that fly past. They are my resource for shape, scale, and color. I am particularly fond of forms and surfaces gen...
Remember Craig Tracy , the body art artist? This time he paints a tiger on the bodies of three female models at the request of British chari...
Canadian photographer Chris Buck's photography series ISN’t portraits celebrity look-a-likes that simply aren’t (isn’t). I have seen ma...
Stephane Halleux , a French sculptor, creates sculptures of remarkable steampunkish characters, engines, vehicles and strange robotic creatu...
What happened to the stack of floppy disks you had? Probably lying around at the bottom of the drawer. But Nick Gentry still uses them – as ...
French designer and architect Paul Coudamy has created a series out of footwear from wood, named ‘Woodwalk’. Paul designed them on the comp...
The Cologne Carnival, that takes place every year in Cologne, Germany, is an orgy of political satire as floats making fun of world leaders ...
California-born artist Robert The began making sculptures from books, often culled from dumpsters and thrift store bins, since 1991. His wo...
Michigan based artist Eric Daigh creates detailed portraits using thousands of push-pins into notice boards.
Tropical Extravaganza is an annual orchid exhibition held by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, London, to celebrate biodiversity. This year m...
Kulula Air is a low-fare 737 carrier based in South Africa. Recently the airlines received an unusual paint scheme. The entire airplane is c...
Spirit, the first of the two rovers NASA sent to explore Mars, landed successfully on January 4, 2004 and went on to function spectacularly ...