Art

This Furniture Looks, Feels and Smells Like It's Made Out of Human Skin

By Melissa Locker

Here's a Really Original Way to Quit a Soul-Crushing Job

By Joan E. Greve

Five Best Ideas of the Day: July 21

By The Aspen Institute

10 Art Exhibits to Discover This Summer

By Aleksandra Gjorgievska
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An Artist Turned His Childhood Drawings Into This Beautiful, Surrealist Series

"Surrealistic feel with a realistic subject"

By Laura Stampler

New Museum Puts Spotlight on Art From the Arab World

"Here and Elsewhere" opens on July 16 and will be on view through Sept. 28

By Aleksandra Gjorgievska

Artist Who Invited Fans to 3-D Print Genitals Arrested

Emailed design files to supporters as a reward for those who crowd-funded her vagina kayak project

By Laura Stampler

Sotheby's and eBay to Launch Virtual Auction House

Bidding wars are about to heat up at the iconic auction house

By Dan Kedmey

Crepes vs. Bratwurst: World Cup Matches Reimagined With Food

Soccer has never looked so delicious

By Samantha Grossman

Manipulate Your Own Mood, Before Facebook Does

But how do you mute engagement photos?

By Kyle Chayka

Waiting Hours in Line For Marina Abramovic's '512 Hours'

Marina Abramovic's latest exhibition, "512 Hours" has opened in London to queues of eager fans

By Mirren Gidda

Björk Retrospective Opening at MOMA Next Year

The installation will chronicle her career through various genres of art

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Van Gogh and the Algorithm: How Math Can Save Art

With math equations that analyze brush strokes, new discoveries about the world's greatest art are possible.

By Becca Stanek

Filling the Pantheon With Selfies

French photographer JR takes his street art to one of the world’s most historic monuments

By Richard Lacayo

Google's New Project to Make Street Art Immortal

Google Cultural Institute is taking street art off the walls and into your computer.

By Marisa Schwartz Taylor

Here's What Faces Would Look Like If They Were Perfectly Symmetrical

Are they more beautiful?

By Laura Stampler

Betting Big

A Tasmanian gambler rethinks what an art museum does

By Belinda Luscombe

This Interactive App Lets You Play With the Words of Classic Books 

It brings word games to a whole new level

By Kyle Chayka

Bunny and Bettie: The Photographer Who Immortalized a '50s Sex Goddess

Bunny Yeager, who died this week, turned from cheesecake modeling to Playboy photographer — and captured Bettie Page in her most incandescent moments

By Richard Corliss

LIFE at Lascaux: First Color Photos From Another World

The first professional photographer to document the cave paintings at Lascaux, Ralph Morse recalls what it was like to encounter the gorgeous handiwork of a long-vanished people: the Cro-Magnon.

By Ben Cosgrove
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