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Eight Pritzker Prize Laureates share their insights on the significance of architecture and the optimism required to thrive in the field.
Danish designer Stine Goya emphasizes the importance of individuality and responsible fashion through her vibrant, expressive clothing and commitment to good values.
Bjarke Ingels, a prominent Danish architect, emphasizes the importance of empathy and playfulness in architecture, advocating for designs that adapt to human needs and societal changes.
Elin Cullhed reinterprets Sylvia Plath's life in her award-winning novel Euphoria, focusing on her experiences as a mother and writer beyond her tragic end.
Peter Zumthor, a renowned Swiss architect, shares insights from his life and creative process, emphasizing the importance of personal devotion and social responsibility in architecture.
Icelandic novelist Jón Kálman Stefánsson explores the profound influence of music on his writing and life, emphasizing the intertwined nature of language and melody.
Samanta Schweblin, a prominent Argentinian writer, explores how literature allows readers to confront their deepest fears and unthinkable horrors in a safe space.
Robert Crumb, a controversial cartoonist known for his explicit work and counterculture influence, reflects on his artistic journey and the complexities of modern criticism.
Danish artist Erik Steffensen blends photography and painting to create unique images that explore beauty and the deeper meanings of art.
Ten influential writers share their insights on the transformative power of reading and writing, highlighting its role in personal growth and self-discovery.
Twelve contemporary artists reflect on their challenging childhoods and how these formative experiences shaped their identities and artistic expressions.
The Rubik's Cube, created by Ernõ Rubik, sparked a global toy revolution in 1981, inspiring a surge of innovation in the puzzle market.
The Jenova team creates a video game in 24 hours during a Game Jam event.
Six innovative artists transform discarded materials into compelling artworks, challenging consumerism and redefining the value of everyday objects.
Seven influential architects, including Peter Zumthor and Diébédo Francis Kéré, share insights on the importance of context and collaboration in global architecture.
Seven artists share their profound connections to the Arctic, exploring its beauty, silence, and the urgent realities of climate change through their unique perspectives.
Eight contemporary painters, including Michael Simpson and David Hockney, explore the evolving nature of painting and its role in addressing societal issues.
A girl from Newton shares her cartoon captions on Facebook, gaining viral attention and inspiration.
Josh O, a Top 4 finalist at KBB 2021, shares his experiences and insights into the world of beatboxing in this engaging documentary series!
In a visual exploration of life, death, and creativity, Heidi Blomkvist's animation employs vibrant colors and music from Mozart's Requiem to provoke reflection.
Anna Faris discusses her son Jack's artistic talent and unique titles for his artwork.
Liz Diller, a pioneering architect and co-founder of Diller Scofidio + Renfro, emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in her transformative urban projects.
Emma Talbot explores the transformative power of drawing, connecting personal grief and contemporary concerns through mythological imagery and childlike expression.
Frank Bowling, a pioneering painter at 91, continues to explore the interplay of color and emotion in his art, reflecting on his rich biography and creative process.
American painter Grace Weaver explores the female body through her art, merging personal and collective experiences to create dynamic, emotive compositions.
Brooklyn-based sculptor Hugh Hayden explores the intersection of cooking and creation, using African masks and cornbread to reflect on American cultural identity.
Moyra Davey, a Canadian multimedia artist, reflects on the overlooked details of daily life through her film, photography, and literature, emphasizing personal experience and artistic process.
Artist Peter Wächtler shares his experimental creative process, blending humor and pathos in various media while emphasizing the unpredictability of art.
Sheila Hicks, a pioneering artist in textiles, reflects on her lifelong passion for art and the importance of softness in a world filled with harshness.
Tobias Rehberger, a German artist known for his transformative works, emphasizes the integration of art into daily life and the importance of perspective in creativity.
Artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset explore their collaborative journey, challenging conventions in art and society through humor and storytelling.
Ashrita Furman's underwater bicycling photoshoot is featured in The New Yorker.
Astrid, co-founder of TimeGhost, shares insights into her creative process and the dynamics of the TimeGhost team in this engaging portrait.
Jhumpa Lahiri reflects on her writing process, exploring themes of isolation and connection through her narratives set in diverse locations like New England and India.
Margaret Peterson worked primarily in egg tempera, a medium that required extensive preparation and total concentration on her artistic process.
Bone breaking, a dance style rooted in the flexibility of double-jointed individuals, is explored through a dancer's personal evolution and artistic expression.
The Bubble Lady showcases her talent for creating intricate soap bubble sculptures, gaining attention on social media platforms like Facebook with a humorous soundtrack.
10,000 people converge for an 8-day art festival in the desert, celebrated on Facebook.
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David Hockney critiques the impact of Photoshop on artistic expression, emphasizing the deeper essence captured in art compared to mere digital replication.
David Wexler presents a double feature on Third Eye Blind and William Basinski's legacy.
Isaac Newton and Robert Hooke, two pivotal figures in science, are examined for their brilliance and contentious personalities in the realm of mathematics.
Explore the clash of fashion norms as a style expert challenges the acceptance of unconventional hairstyles!
American artist Elizabeth Peyton explores the interplay of personality and history through her intimate portraits, emphasizing the significance of individual moments in time.
Dean Gregory, a solo traveller and artist from Northwest Australia, transforms weathered wood into stunning seascapes, using art as a means to process grief and connect with nature.
Mathias Augustyniak and Michaël Amzalag, founders of M/M (Paris), emphasize the vital role of naivety in shaping their innovative graphic design practice.
Greta Gerwig shares her passion for merging theater and film while envisioning a creative future.
Jean-Michel Basquiat was born in December 1960 in Park Slope, Brooklyn, to a Puerto Rican mother and a Haitian father.
