Sculptural or three-dimensional wall art can bring a unique perspective to spaces, adding depth as well as gracing the walls.

A new imaging technique developed by MIT researchers could enable quality-control robots in a warehouse to peer through a cardboard shipping box and see that the handle of a mug buried under packing ...

Kris Wilton, deputy director, audience and engagement, at the RISD Museum speaks to the Globe on how an art museum can compete for attention in an internet-obsessed world.

Due to differing mentalities, there are certain things high IQ people love that normal people can't stand. And it's not all related to debating and reading difficult books.

The Art Market Defies Doom and Gloom With Independent, Esther and Future Fair in Full Swing This week’s convergence of nine art fairs in New York created a charged atmosphere of saturation ...

An art exhibit in Indianapolis combines Ukrainian and Afghan cultures, highlighting the two countries' histories of struggle.

Dive into the whimsical world of cake decorating, where creativity knows no bounds! In this video, we explore unique cake designs that mimic everyday items, turning simple ingredients into ...

In 'Rhythm 0,' performance artist Marina Abramović gave her audience complete control over 72 objects, allowing them to use them on her as they wished, exposing the raw power dynamics between artist ...

The It’s About Time art gallery in Ferndale will showcase the work of four local artists who use discarded materials to make their art.

This one-of-a-kind show in Mysuru proudly showcased ordinary objects that hold meaning for ordinary people ‘Janapriya’ featured “treasures” from domestic help, well-travelled neighbours ...

Daniel Rueda and Anna Devís creatively transform everyday objects and urban landscapes into unique art pieces. They use ordinary items like hats, nec ...

If you’ve never juggled before, you might think it just involves keeping as many objects as possible in the air—but there’s a lot more to it than that, says Cole Perkinson, PhD ’23 ...