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Analysis | That Ohio protest photo looked like a zombie movie. Zombie movie directors think so, too.

Angry faces pressed against glass is “classic horror,” says the director of “Fear the Walking Dead.”

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For Decades, Cartographers Have Been Hiding Covert Illustrations Inside of Switzerland’s Official Maps

The first three dimensions—length, height, and depth—are included on all topographical maps. The “fourth dimension,” or time, is also available on the website of the Swiss Federal Office of Topography (Swisstopo). In the “Journey Through Time,” a timeline displays 175 years of the country’s cartogra

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A Ugandan Climate Activist Was Cropped Out Of A News Agency Photo Of Greta Thunberg At Davos

Vanessa Nakate told BuzzFeed News she was heartbroken to see websites use a photo featuring four white activists but not her.

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'Every Black Person Deserves To See Themselves This Way'

Frustrated by dehumanizing media images of black people, photographer Mikael Owunna uses fluorescent paint and UV light to adorn his subject

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The art world is failing to foster and manage creative talent

Eminent generalists may be built for art, but the art world was not built for them

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The Social Conscience of Generative Art

In the 1960s theorist Max Bense and artist Gustav Metzger imagined new roles for computers that would defy their military origin.

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Mobile Artist Auctions Off Painting In Response To "Homeless Quilt" Police Photo - Bama Politics

Local artist Abraham Partridge from Mobile, AL is going viral after he created a painting and posted it to Facebook to raise funds for a hom

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Harvey Weinstein’s Sympathy Campaign

As the accused rapist prepares for his criminal trial, his interactions with the media have emphasized his smallness—even as his words have