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Coffin Nachtmahr performs intricate yo-yo tricks that require precision and skill, reflecting his dedication to the craft amid urban challenges.
Disney Wish measures 1.2 million square feet and is more than three football fields long, making it the largest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet.
Mouza Al Hamrani and Ila Colombo redefine art and technology in Dubai's creative scene.
Comedian Meg MacKay discusses her East Coast upbringing, eclectic androgyny, and the nuances of "customer-service voice" alongside Ajahnis Charley.
Women across the Pacific, including voices from Hawaii, Guam, and Seoul, share their personal stories through action, adventure, and contemplation.
On December 14, 2012, prominent figures including Harry Belafonte and Michael Moore gathered at the Beacon Theatre in NYC to advocate for Leonard Peltier's freedom.
Tom's transformation into a successful artist in midlife serves as an inspiring testament to the belief that it's never too late to embrace one's creative gifts.
Diego Garijo, a professional MMA fighter and drag queen known as Lola, navigates his final fight and prepares for a solo art gallery show in Mexico.
6,000 spectators are expected to watch Zarah, a French fighter, compete in the only female match at a mixed martial arts event in Dublin.
Moko jumbie, a 12-foot high stilt walker symbolizing "dancing spirit," features prominently in street festivals in New York City, Caribbean carnivals, and West African ceremonies.
White symbolizes a rich tapestry of nature, faith, and tradition in Morocco, connecting migratory storks, ancient ruins, and hand-woven djellabas.
Six emerging animators navigate the challenges of storyboarding during a prestigious three-month creative residency at a renowned animation studio.
In her dreams, young Alanis Obomsawin forms a bond with a Green Horse that guides her through her Abenaki homeland, imparting vital life lessons.
In a blend of film, dance, and music, Norman McLaren's short film portrays the Greek tragedy of Narcissus and the consequences of excessive self-love.
Five photographers recount their early experiences and the moments that inspired them to pursue careers in wildlife and documentary photography.
Eight years of visits to Native American communities shaped Aaron Huey's photography, capturing life in the shadow of historical trauma.
On May 8, 2014, the National Archives and Monuments Men Foundation revealed "Hitler Album No. 6," a rare collection of art stolen by Nazis during World War II.
Nexus 5, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and HTC One are compared through advanced testing of their camera and audio capabilities.
A lonely bachelor grapples with neurosis and isolation on a rainy Saturday, reaching the last entry in his little black book in this wordless animated film.
Nora is a short film by Nick Payne and Carrie Cracknell, responding to Ibsen's A Doll's House.
In 1983, John Hull lost his remaining light sensation after nearly three years of blindness, prompting him to document his experiences on audiocassette.
Unreal Engine 5, developed by Epic Games, enables video games to achieve cinematic-quality graphics comparable to Pixar movies, transforming the gaming landscape.
Choreographer José Navas collaborates with filmmaker Philippe Baylaucq to create a visually innovative film using 3D thermal imaging to explore movement and body heat.
'Ori Tahiti showcases traditional Tahitian dance and its cultural significance in Huahine.
NARA's Motion Picture, Sound and Video Office and The Film Preservation Laboratory work to restore and preserve historical films for future generations.
One artist states he will never paint anyone other than Black people, arguing that the image of whiteness has been well represented throughout history.
Hank Holland, a Louisiana folk artist with cerebral palsy, embraces his disability through his art, showcasing the transformative power of creativity.
A gang of six graffiti artists risks their safety to tag a train in the Paris metro, using spray paint and indelible ink during a late-night mission.
Margaret Mercier and Vincent Warren perform ballet in a visually innovative film by Norman McLaren that explores the interplay of movement and light.
90 million dollars have been generated by Gwen Stefani's fashion line, which blends punk aesthetics with high fashion.
Thai Alliance Textile aids Patagonia's shift to 100% organic cotton yarn and tracks environmental impact.
Paul Kane's mid-1800s paintings depict the Canadian northwest's Indigenous Peoples, cultural events, and natural landscapes, enhanced by innovative lighting techniques.
Over 100,000 people are expected to attend a summer concert in Central Park featuring opera stars Angela Gheorghiu and Roberto Alagna.
Kris Graves and NBA All-Star Kevin Love explore photography in Portland, Oregon, sharing techniques and reflecting on creativity during their outdoor sessions.
Eight vintage baseball photographs from the 1950s are valued at $250 during a discussion about their historical significance and market potential.
Justyn, a burn survivor who suffered third-degree burns at age one, collaborates with artist Brad to create a portrait that celebrates his scars.
Vipin, a 15-year-old student at Kalamandalam School, trains rigorously in Kutiyattam, mastering over 400 gestures under the guidance of his teacher, Sangi.
Self-taught artists from Charlevoix, including Marie Bouchard and Alfred Deschênes, showcase their individuality and vitality in contemporary Québec art.
Bridge Markland has performed as a drag King for over 30 years, challenging gender roles and paving the way for queer performance art in Berlin.
Raghava KK explores the intersection of art and technology, demonstrating how brain waves can alter artistic perception and enhance interactive storytelling.
Ancient Egyptian treasures, including Ramses I's sarcophagus and Amenemope's golden mask, are showcased at the Battersea Power Station Exhibition for the first time!
Ray Kellogg co-directed a film with John Wayne that became one of the actor's biggest successes before directing cult classics like The Giant Gila Monster.
In Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, young artists use slam poetry to address the psychological impact of decades of conflict and war.
Jim Enote has planted seeds in Zuni, New Mexico, for 60 consecutive years, connecting his farming practices to the creation of culturally significant maps.
The church on Red Square, built by Tsar Ivan the Terrible, honors the victory over Kazan.
Richard Atkins had just cut his album and was set to perform at a showcase for the music industry when stage fright ended his career in 1968.
Maut ka kuan, or the Well of Death, is a northern Indian carnival stunt where drivers execute high-speed maneuvers inside a vertical wooden barrel.
Underneath the Congress Street bridge, bats emerge at dusk, illustrating the blurred lines between art and reality in Texas.
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