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Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique tools and materials.
Michael Sieben's art merges skateboarding and culture, influencing fashion and crime through his work with Thrasher Magazine and Bueno Skateboards.
At 13, Misty Copeland performed in 'The Nutcracker' after just six or seven months of ballet training, marking the start of her historic career.
Jigsaw can assemble jigsaw puzzles 200 times faster than the fastest human competitor, demonstrating advanced robotic capabilities developed over three years.
Watch as NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory combines science and creativity in an epic pumpkin carving showdown using lasers!
The V&A exhibition highlights post-modernism's reaction against modernism using Las Vegas and Kitsch.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams have built a sustainable island home off the coast of Vancouver Island, featuring a dance floor, art gallery, and garden.
Paul Goldberger examines the innovative parking garage at 1111 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, highlighting its architectural significance and urban integration.
Paul Trevillion demonstrates his drawing techniques for Wayne Rooney in a World Cup special.
Renowned portrait photographer Platon showcases his New York studio, reflecting on his Greek heritage and the beauty of aging through his work with notable subjects.
Photographer Chris Rainier captures the full body tattoos of the Mentawai people, revealing their cultural significance and the stories behind each design.
Watch as an inventive creator brings a long-held dream to life with jaw-dropping card-throwing tricks!
Tom "Dr Cue" Austin has performed trick shots for 26 years, creating a series of 500 unique shots that blend skill and humor.
In New York, a narrator from East Germany reflects on the vibrant street culture and artistic expression found in the city compared to their past experiences.
Experts analyse Hitler's controversial paintings and their artistic significance in this video.
Basil Twist, a prominent puppeteer in New York City's West Village, reflects on his artistic evolution and current project for Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring.
Quick-change artists David & Dania and Nina and Nikolai showcase their talent by transforming outfits in seconds, with performances evolving over time.
Tina Bara, Cornelia Slime, and Gabriele Stötzer challenge the oppressive regime of East Germany through their provocative art in the 1970s and 80s.
Genevieve Lacey, an acclaimed Australian musician, steps away from the classical concert stage to reconnect with her roots and share her artistic evolution.
Amelia Fowler is commissioned by the Smithsonian Institution in 1914 to restore the Star-Spangled Banner by removing 1.7 million stitches with precision.
A robotic ocean protector goddess bong is presented as a piece of art that can be smoked, reflecting a shift in how high-end cannabis items are perceived.
Alexandra Starlight, the lead singer of her band, searches for a sequined catsuit to wear at a showcase during South by Southwest in Austin.
Chantel Martin, an artist known for her distinctive drawing style, explores her creative process and cultural influences from Japan to America.
Jorge Colombo sketches a parking garage at night using Brushes on his iPhone.
Jorge Colombo sketches a traffic light using Brushes in this short video for The New Yorker.
Jorge Colombo sketches a fire escape using Brushes in this short video for The New Yorker.
Jorge Colombo uses the Brushes app on his iPhone to create sketches of a diner, blending technology with traditional art to capture everyday moments.
Jorge Colombo sketches a cinema ticket booth using Brushes for The New Yorker.
Jorge Colombo sketches delivery bicycles at night using Brushes for The New Yorker.
Emma and Colin deliver Halloween-themed cartoons filled with chills and thrills.
Nick Dong's Enlightenment Room features a reflective ceiling and walls covered with handmade tiles.
Jerome Siegel and Joe Shuster create Superman during the Depression, transforming his flight over time.
Breakaway sway pole performances, originating from George Bruno's act in 1976, highlight the risks and history of acrobatic stunts in circus culture.
Emma and Colin consult Jason Adam Katzenstein about meaningful tattoos for cartoonists.
Fewer than 2,000 giant pandas exist in the world, making each new birth a significant achievement for this endangered species.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death into an art form after a fallout with his collaborators, hand-building his own version.
Jacob Collins works on a self-portrait drawing, focusing on proportions and psychological interest.
Artist Mike 'Lottie' Gigliotti creates art without using Illustrator, embracing traditional methods.
Liam Walsh shares the inspiration behind his Facebook cartoon featuring a dog cone.
Jeff Minton captures the lavish ceilings and carpets of The Wynn Las Vegas designed by Roger Thomas.
Bhutan's vibrant performing arts are showcased through unique dance forms that reflect the country's rich cultural heritage and the efforts to preserve these traditions.
Kyle helps show off the newest additions to the vintage collection in this fashion showcase.
Magicians from around the world seek to identify the elusive author of "The Expert at the Card Table," a pivotal book on sleight of hand.
Alhambra showcases exquisitely detailed artwork inspired by nature's beauty.
Phil Tippett's career in animation is examined, highlighting his transition from traditional techniques to digital methods and the impact on storytelling in film.
Henry, a Belgian expat, transforms his passion for Moleskine notebooks into an artistic career, featuring contributions from artists like Sam Bronowski and Dana Berger.
Learn about the redesigned World Trade Center and its memorial in New York City.
Wyatt Mitchell discusses The New Yorker's redesign, inspired by Ray Irvin and Charles Brooks.
