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The Spectacular Sets of Early 20th Century New York Theater

(via Amusing Planet) Many theatrical set designers today follow the maxim of “less is more”, but in the old days

(via Great Big Story) In the village of Inakadate, Japan, elaborate expanses of “rice paddy art” grace the surrounding landscape.

(via Design Observer) A small sample of the many faces of the lunchbox – the object that definitely means school’s

(via Great Big Story) When it comes to flower arrangements, Japanese artist Makoto Azuma is quite literally pushing the boundaries

(via Great Big Story) In Kassel, Germany, at the very site where Nazis once burned over 2,000 books by Jewish

(via Atlas Obscura) Despite her success, Caroline Shawk Brooks never forgot her sweet, creamy roots.

(via Amusing Planet) Some people are perfectionists, going great lengths to achieve the perfect figure, the perfect score, the inimitable

(via Atlas Obscura) Courtroom art has been a feature of the American media landscape since just after the high-profile Charles

August 28, 2017August 25, 2017 0 Comments art, maps

(via Digg) Mapmaker Topi Tjukanov grabbed every single road in North America from OpenStreetMap and put together something beautiful.

(via Atlas Obscura) A statue has been freshly erected in front of a theater in Manchester, England, but it’s certainly

August 1, 2017July 27, 2017 0 Comments art

(via Great Big Story) What if we told you that the “Mona Lisa” was merely famous for being famous? How

July 28, 2017July 25, 2017 0 Comments art

(via mental_floss) Each year, in America alone, millions of people visit art museums—bringing with them millions of opportunities to damage