A BYU student artist is embracing imperfection by creating unique, unrepeatable works of art through monotype.

Scientists have studied trees depicted in various works of art and found they follow relatively simple mathematical rules also found in branching patterns in nature.

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This season, we’re going for maximalist junk nails, minimalist micro designs, and all the crystals in between.

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Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer Yuliya Solomennaya was born Grodno, Belarus, in 1989. “I began to draw from the age of 5,” ...

With a stunning, expansive retrospective spanning over 100 works, Mumbai plays host to a familiar city icon whose canvases ...

Angeleno collaborated with L.A.-based French artist Romain Lefebvre, aka PunkmeTender, to create a meaningful magazine cover ...

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“A Room Hung With Thoughts: British Painting Now,” organized by British curator and author Tom Morton, brings together 40 ...