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Nine men and women were killed by a racist gunman in a Charleston church, prompting Edwidge Danticat to reflect on Jacob Lawrence's migration series at MoMA.
The video advocates for harder jail time for graffiti taggers in New York City.
Lawrence Higgins, a young Mancunian artist, tragically takes his life at 24, leaving a legacy behind.
Street art in Puerto Rico reflects frustrations over the island's U.S. territory status.
The Mecca Royal Clock Tower, at 600 meters tall, is the largest clock tower in the world and part of a $15 billion development near the Grand Mosque.
Four experts in espionage discuss the gap between popular portrayals and the reality of covert operations during a panel at The New Yorker Festival.
Renzo Piano's Shard opens on 1 February, offering stunning views from 244 metres high.
Glaswegian artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional fairground motorbike attraction known as the wall of death into a unique art form while navigating creative challenges.
John Lobb has been a family business since 1849, maintaining traditional handcraft techniques in shoemaking that have changed little over the decades.
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.
Mike Reynolds builds Earthships in New Mexico's unwelcome environment, facing major challenges.
Grits are made by removing the outer shell of the corn, while the cornmeal consists of the inner starch, as shown in the cornmeal production process.
The Skywalk Glass Bridge at the Grand Canyon uses ancient Egyptian building methods.
Some cities feel hotter due to urban planning and design choices affecting temperatures.
Sali Hughes demonstrates effective cleansing techniques and product recommendations.
The speaker shares budget-friendly beauty tips, emphasizing quality in foundation and perfume.
Bone breaking, a dance style rooted in the flexibility of double-jointed individuals, is explored through a dancer's personal evolution and artistic expression.
James Burke discusses how innovations often lead to unexpected outcomes that can reshape society in ways not anticipated.
Doris turns over well over a million dollars a year in clothing, reflecting the growing popularity of vintage fashion in mainstream America.
Inside a camel's nose, turbonet structures increase surface area, allowing moisture to condense and conserve water in the desert environment.
Digger showcases his smart moonshining skills in this episode of Moonshiners.
Mike 'Lottie' Gigliotti shares insights on art, skateboarding, and growing up.
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.
Jim Router designs a car inspired by the Lockheed Martin F-117A stealth bomber.
London's Crossrail tunnel is Europe's largest hidden building site and a major construction project.
In California, Josh engages in grape-stomping to produce Gild Rush Brandy, showcasing humorous antics while viewers express frustration over short content formats.
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.
Adolf Hitler's Berghof, a luxurious residence in the Bavarian Alps, symbolizes Nazi power and reflects the stark contrast between his opulent lifestyle and the suffering caused by his regime.
Neil Armstrong saves Gemini 8 from spinning out of control after a space docking.
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 survivalist crafts gladiator-style sandals from animal hide for a 45-day challenge.
Jess Cartner-Morley discusses the latest trends in feminine minimalism for the Guardian.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams live on a floating island near Vancouver Island, built over 24 years.
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.
John Pasche created The Rolling Stones' iconic logo, recognized on murals and bumper stickers worldwide.
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.
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.
