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Shaun Greenhalgh claims Nefertiti's bust is a fake due to selective damage and missing features.
John Lobb has been a family business since 1849, maintaining traditional handcraft techniques in shoemaking that have changed little over the decades.
A mother in Italy uses art to help her sons cope with pandemic fears during quarantine.
Emily Flake from The New Yorker teaches how to draw children using her experience with Agustin.
Syrin Lee illustrates how to draw dysfunctional relationships with humor and personal stories.
A cartoonist draws a mouse reflecting on a madeleine, merging elements from Proust's work and a children's story in a humorous literary mashup.
Frida Kahlo's passionate love letters, showcased by the Smithsonian, reveal intimate correspondence and inspire the creation of handmade valentines.
A unique recipe combining sweet beignets and coffee moonshine highlights the community's enthusiasm for innovative craft liquors and shared culinary experiences.
A vintage piece from the estate of the daughter of the founder of Phillips 66 is valued at $900, reflecting its unique history and craftsmanship.
Marcelo Bavaro in Brooklyn highlights the artistry of frames that surround works of art.
The Cartoon Lounge celebrates Thanksgiving with turkey, cartoons, and drawing tips.
Ancient art challenges the boundaries of Muslim beliefs by examining its historical significance and cultural impact across various Islamic societies.
Bob Mankoff discusses a 1959 issue of The New Yorker that features only animal cartoons, revealing their deeper commentary on human behavior.
More than 1 million people visit Hearst Castle each year, a sprawling estate built by William Randolph Hearst over 30 years and millions of dollars.
Sixty art cars parade at the Art Car West Fest, each serving as a canvas for individual expression and creativity.
Art Spiegelman provides a personal tour of his retrospective at the Jewish Museum, highlighting his influential work and unique storytelling style.
Atiba Jefferson reflects on his collaboration with Tony Hawk while capturing the iconic loop photo, highlighting the fusion of skateboarding culture and photography.
Britain's finest actors read Siegfried Sassoon's poetry from World War I.
Some cities feel hotter due to urban planning and design choices affecting temperatures.
Francois Mueller discusses The New Yorker's money issue cover and its artistic inspirations.
Sharon Stanley showcases her collection of vintage dresses designed by Halston and Mr. Blackwell, highlighting their significance in her musical career with the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
Bone breaking, a dance style rooted in the flexibility of double-jointed individuals, is explored through a dancer's personal evolution and artistic expression.
A flapper dress from the 1920s is altered to fit better, revealing a generous seam that allows for adjustments of nearly two inches on each side.
The Bubble Lady showcases her talent for creating intricate soap bubble sculptures, gaining attention on social media platforms like Facebook with a humorous soundtrack.
This video features an incredible balancing act with seven acrobats performing amazing stunts.
A unique Euro-circus features a hat juggler and hand balancing acts for quick entertainment.
LARPing, or live-action roleplaying, showcases a global community where creativity intersects with culture, crime, art, and fashion through immersive storytelling.
Today, Haiti and Congo are trapped in a $1 trillion debt crisis rooted in colonialism.
Dash Shaw reflects on his career as a comic-book artist, discussing his teaching experience in Tatsumi Goloka, Japan, and his passion for storytelling.
Mike 'Lottie' Gigliotti shares insights on art, skateboarding, and growing up.
Dominique Ansel creates a unique frozen s'more inspired by his time in Istanbul.
Dita Von Teese tries on vintage dresses selected by Doris in this stylish showcase.
A unique synthetic turf house in Frohnleiten, Austria, features randomly placed elements.
A British painter struggles to create art as his eyesight worsens and the Arctic melts due to climate change.
Jim Router designs a car inspired by the Lockheed Martin F-117A stealth bomber.
A dancer shares their journey and the influence of Brooklyn's flexing scene on their art.
Philip Mortillaro makes thousands of keys each week in New York City's West Village, charging $4 for each key crafted from high-quality blanks.
For five years, Ismail Zaidy transformed a rooftop in Marrakech into a creative space, blending traditional Moroccan culture with contemporary photography.
Hundreds of submissions arrive each year for the Eustace Tilley Contest, reflecting readers' responses to cultural trends and news highlights.
Georgia O'Keeffe first visited New Mexico in 1917 and returned almost every year for two decades, eventually settling in Ghost Ranch in 1949.
Watch New Episodes Tuesdays on History, featuring hand-forged iron techniques and history.
Dimitrios Katsikis revives ancient Greek armor, showcasing his work in museums across Greece.
Over 60 dogs were buried in the ancient Egyptian cemetery at Hierakonpolis, indicating their important roles in hunting and protection.
Gilbert Stuart's Lansdowne portrait of George Washington features hidden symbols that reflect the ideals of unity, freedom, and American patriotism.
The Holiday Train Show in New York features amazing architecture made from natural materials.
Spanky asked Mike to create a board series, leading to a collaboration that reflects Baker Skateboards' focus on authentic artistic talent.
In 2008, Xiangyunsha was added to China's National Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognized for its traditional craftsmanship and unique production methods.
The narrator critiques AI-generated art, stating it feels "incredibly dull, generic, boring" and lacks the originality found in works by Andy Warhol.
