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By Things Are Good on Mar 1, 2021 in: Art, history
A series of thought provoking art works commissioned by Toronto History Museums wants to shake up your understanding of local history. The collective project called Awakenings approaches tales from the past that have gone unheard, or highlight the ef...
By Business Insider on Feb 28, 2021 in: News, Books, Writing, Literature, Art, Health
The novelist Julia Dahl reaches out to fellow writers like Kate Reed Petty, Jodi Picoult, and S.A. Cosby to ask how they are handling the coronavirus.
By Boing Boing on Feb 21, 2021 in: art
USPS asked Rico Lanáat' Worl, a Tlingit and Athabascan artist, to create a stamp. He drew an awesome piece showing Raven, the Trickster, stealing the sun. Over at his web site, Worl tells a short version of the traditional story that hi...
By Business Insider on Feb 20, 2021 in: Video, Art, Business, Crafts
To make Bidri crafts, artisans in India use special soil only found at one 15th-century fort. The future of the 600-year-old tradition is murky.
By Something (a little something to say, see and savor) on Feb 20, 2021 in: art
James Gilleard's is so rich, vibrant and interesting. On Behance. His landscapes are the best! His work just makes me smile.
By Boing Boing on Feb 19, 2021 in: activism, art
Russian artist/activist Petr Davydtchenko ate a live bat outside of European Parliament on Wednesday. He was protesting what he feels is an unequal distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine. Davydtchenko had hyped up the event but ate the creature before...
By Boing Boing on Feb 18, 2021 in: art
Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control produced a series of covers featuring characters that personify common diseases and such. [via Cassandra Khaw] Except for our dashing hero, Quarantine, they're idealized as attractive villains. Everything is wonde...