The Studley Tool Chest is a work of art created by mason and piano maker H.O. Studley. It holds 300 tools and is an obsession of many woodworkers. | Continue reading
How much do you know about the ancient Japanese art of kintsugi? | Continue reading
This math illusion is amazing. | Continue reading
These seven art forms are at the core of Chinese art history. | Continue reading
How much do you know about El Greco and his impact on the art world? | Continue reading
Welcome to Smart Forest City — a sprawling city where there's 2.3 trees for every resident that lives there. | Continue reading
“We hope this truth will move our audience to wear their seatbelt.” | Continue reading
This photographer turns ordinary everyday events into magical moments and shows exactly how he does it. | Continue reading
How much do you know about the master painter Titian? | Continue reading
Always wash your hands. ALWAYS. | Continue reading
“The more pixelated the image, the closer it is to extinction.” | Continue reading
Together with his canine companion, artist Mitch Boyer is working on Vivian the Dog Moves to Brooklyn, a children’s book about a big dachshund’s | Continue reading
“As a photographer, I wondered, can I actually capture this beautiful fleeting moment in our country from a unique perspective?” | Continue reading
The Internet Archive is immortalizing 100,000 vinyl records that have never been digitized before. | Continue reading
A speech pathologist taught her dog to talk using an ingenious custom board of buttons. | Continue reading
Japan is getting rid of the plastic packaging on KitKats and replacing them with origami paper. Eco-friendly and fun! | Continue reading
The painting "Declaration of Independence" depicts the 1776 birth of the U.S.. Descendants of the Founding Fathers have recreated the image 241 years later. | Continue reading
“Eventually, going to space will just be another option people will pick for their vacation, just like going on a cruise, or going to Disney World.” | Continue reading
These desert libraries have been around for centuries and they hold sacred texts from ancient times. | Continue reading
It’s small enough to fit in your pocket. | Continue reading
“When people look to hire a truck, they feel that if it looks fancy and newly painted, then it’s probably in better condition and they trust it more.” | Continue reading
“It’s important to stay active and surround yourself with young people.” | Continue reading
'The Restaurant of Order Mistakes' is a pop-up restaurant in Tokyo whose waitstaff suffers from dementia and Alzheimer's. | Continue reading
We look at the history behind a 16th-century "poison cabinet" created from a hollowed out book. It's gone viral since photos circulated in 2008. | Continue reading
He's affectionately known as "Rainbow Grandpa" now. | Continue reading
Cats can really get around in Switzerland. | Continue reading
Philadelphia-based artist and craftsman James McNabb recently opened a new solo exhibition, called Metros, that expands upon his ongoing collection of | Continue reading
Da Vinci filled 13,000 pages of notes to capture his creativity. Take a glimpse into this genius's to-do list. | Continue reading
“Dive into the work of one of the great masterminds of history.” | Continue reading
Whether you're in a noisy airport or just generally feeling anxious, this trick will get you sleeping in 120 seconds. | Continue reading
After the fire destroyed much of Notre-Dame's spire and roof, the Prime Minister has made an open call for architects to submit their designs. | Continue reading
This past Friday, February 27, the world grieved the loss of actor Leonard Nimoy, who was best known for playing Spock on Star Trek. People expressed | Continue reading
Scattered throughout modern Egypt are many ancient temples which are famous for their splendor and historical significance. The perfect example of one of | Continue reading
This tomb looks like it was painted yesterday. | Continue reading
A Michelin star is one of the greatest culinary distinctions that a restaurant can earn. For more than a century, these awards have been published as a | Continue reading
Amazing Japanese fireworks from the 1800s are frozen in time thanks to Jinta Hirayama. Each fireworks illustration shows the colors and patterns of the bright celebratory lights. | Continue reading
We explore kintsugi art, or kintsukuroi, a centuries old Japanese art where broken pottery is repaired with gold, to incredible results. | Continue reading
“When you start asking museums what works they have by women, it is surprising to find how few have this information at their fingertips.” | Continue reading
How much do you know about the gargoyles of Notre-Dame Cathedral? | Continue reading
Anything is possible through photography. | Continue reading
Plants are a crucial part of our day-to-day lives and are vitally important to the world around us. They provide us with sustenance, medicines, and raw materials that can be used to create a plethora of products. However, few people take the time to thoroughly inspect Earth's gre … | Continue reading
Astronaut trainee Alyssa Carson is currently preparing with NASA to become part of the first human mission to Mars in the year 2033. | Continue reading
Comic artist creates amazing infographic, which illustrates the ancient linguistic links between the world’s languages in the form of a magnificent tree. | Continue reading