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Hitler crafts his fearsome image after getting incarcerated for an attempted coup.
Doug Aitken challenges traditional art definitions through his multimedia creations.
The British Navy uses Dazzle Painting to camouflage ships during WWI in Combat Ships series.
A wax model is crafted by a local artisan to replicate a Muisca chieftain, demonstrating traditional methods used in creating the Golden Raft of El Dorado.
Bob Mankoff discusses cartoon selection for New York Magazine and The New Yorker.
A MakerBot 3D printer extrudes a thread of semi-liquid ABS plastic to create intricate jewelry designs by Joshua DeMonte.
Nefertiti's bust contains one of the most beautiful faces, sculpted using a mathematical formula.
Graham Hunter designs period outfits for 70 characters in Million Dollar American Princesses.
Jess Cartner-Morley discusses the latest trends in feminine minimalism for the Guardian.
Jess Cartner-Morley shares the latest trends in grunge-inspired glamour called 'Glunge.'
Jess Cartner-Morley shares tips on achieving the nautical look in fashion.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams live on a floating island near Vancouver Island, built over 24 years.
Learn to build a garden bench using a countersink pilot bit for a professional finish.
Bob Mankoff discusses the challenges of The New Yorker's caption contest and highlights Lawrence Wood.
Bob Mankoff admires a cartoon by William Haefeli and discusses finalist selection this week.
Stacey Lowery and Michael Sieben transform unconventional humor and art into a successful platform that explores diverse cultural narratives and perspectives.
Hubble Space Telescope inspires awe and influences popular culture through stunning images.
Blue Man Group showcases unique musical performances with plastic tubes and bizarre antics.
John Pasche created The Rolling Stones' iconic logo, recognized on murals and bumper stickers worldwide.
Flick, a 22-year-old taxidermist, removes the brain from a juvenile greater spotted woodpecker as part of her artistic process.
Martin photographs Iceland's landscapes while navigating crowds and technical camera debates.
Bob Mankoff discusses illness-themed cartoons and the concept of 'The Sweet Spot' in The New Yorker.
Serge Shalimo, Haiti's most celebrated contemporary cut metal sculptor, began learning his craft at the age of 12 as an apprentice.
Architect Eugene Tsui creates an earthquake-resistant house in Berkeley, California, inspired by the resilience of the Tardigrade and addressing his parents' concerns.
Rangoli, an art form over 5000 years old, is traditionally created outside homes to welcome Hindu gods, especially during the festival of Diwali.
Gustav Hoegen, a Dutch artist, brings 'Star Wars' creatures to life through animatronics.
A protagonist named Jay King navigates an alternate reality where automated driving is the new standard, reflecting on the emotional connection to cars.
Daryl K examines a cropped 1940s jacket during her first visit to a New York showroom, seeking inspiration from Doris' vintage fashion collection.
Doris questions the authenticity of a claimed Poiret dress in the vintage fashion scene.
Every time a watchmaker retires, a page is lost from Switzerland's 400-year history of watchmaking, a craft at risk of fading into obscurity.
Josh operates a sugar cane grinder that looks strikingly similar to a moonshine mill.
Josh Owens showcases his innovative method for crafting coffee moonshine, incorporating five coffee beans to enhance flavor and delight fans of Moonshiners.
Julie Montagu, Viscountess Hinchingbrooke, explores the art of painting at Doddington Hall, highlighting the estate's rich history and cultural significance.
Karakuri puppets from Japan move by themselves without electricity and are still made today.
Kino Lorber, a New York City-based film distribution company, specializes in classic, independent, and foreign cinema, showcasing diverse cinematic voices.
Leah Beth Fishman discusses freelancing and art in Brooklyn, New York, focusing on skulls.
Julie Montagu joins to learn about restoring classic paintings at Holdenby House.
The architecture of the London 2012 Olympic Park includes a column-free roof and intricate designs that emphasize its innovative construction.
Bob Mankoff reads a selection of Valentine-themed cartoons, including one about a woman saying, "I've changed the locks and taken out a restraining order."
Lucian Freud's grandfather, Sigmund, fled to London in 1938 to escape the Nazis in Vienna, influencing Freud's deep connection with animals in his art.
A forgotten Manhattan corridor transforms into a 1920s-inspired French brasserie.
The video documents the creation of India's largest Rangoli, highlighting intricate designs and vibrant colors that enhance the Diwali celebration.
Willard Wigan has spent six decades creating record-breaking micro-sculptures from materials like pottery and gold, each measured in micrometers.
Alfred Waterhouse designs Manchester Town Hall, completed in 1877, after winning a prestigious Commission.
Marianne North, a pioneering Victorian artist, traveled the world to paint vibrant landscapes, showcasing her unique perspective on nature's beauty.
Mark Rober collaborates with LEGO to create an engaging experiment in celebration of World Play Day on June 11th, showcasing the joy of play.
St Peter's Basilica, the largest religious building in the world, attracts pilgrims and visitors to Vatican City, which has been a Christian symbol for nearly 2,000 years.
Evelyn Carmen Ramos highlights the Latino experience in American history at the Smithsonian.
