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NASA / JHUAPL

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The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) dir. Amy Holden Jones

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Ksenia Shokorova

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Lisa Tuttle A Nest of Nightmares “The Memory of Wood”

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Janos Tornyai (Hungarian, 1869–1936) Winter Landscape with Violet Lights

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Jane Rix / Alamy

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Samad Savage, N'shai Iman, McGwire Closer

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Clément Thoby

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Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890) Field with Poppies (1889) oil on canvas 72 cm × 91 cm

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Krameri, Kelly IRAADE

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Egon Schiele (Austrian, 1890–1918) The Artist's Sister, Melanie (1908) oil on canvas

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Edvard Munch (Norwegian, 1863–1944) Winter Night (c. 1900) 81 × 121 cm

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Asal Hazel A is for Angel

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"This fossil palm leaf (Sabalites sp.) found in Alaska can be seen in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History. Sixty million years ago, dense, wet forests covered North America, and many plants, including palms, grew in places such as Alaska where temperatures are too frigid for them today. A new study published in Science gives scientists a picture of when the Earth was warm and when it was cool over the past 485 million years."

Lucia RM Martino, James Di Loreto and Fred Cochard, Smithsonian

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Nicolas de Staël (French, 1914–1955) Paysage plage (1954)

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Robin McKinley Sunshine

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Holly Stapleton

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