Making a giant, 8-foot-by-10-foot portrait of Edgar Allan Poe with thousands of earthworms was just as messy and complicated a project as it sounds, but it was also incredibly fulfilling. Here’s how — and why — artist Phil Hansen did it and what he took away from process.
Painter Alexa Meade opens up about creativity, hair and what she learned from working on Ariana Grande’s “God Is a Woman.”
An artist’s slavery relics and reimagined KKK robes show us the reality of systemic racism
Paul Rucker’s eye-opening work forces people to look at the bias and bigotry that have been sewn into the fabric of America.
Living on the Moon might just be a chance for humans to learn how to co-exist peacefully and sustainably, proposes Jorge Mañes Rubio, the European Space Agency’s first-ever resident artist. Explore his vision of a new way to settle outer space.
Designer Giorgia Lupi wants to change the way we think about data. Most of us think of it as rooted in cold facts and numbers, but it’s warm and flawed. Follow her step-by-step instructions to generate a new perspective on the person you know best of all in the world: you.
Gallery: Buzzing, moving, multi-tentacled sculptures made out of the stuff of our lives
Artist Shih Chieh Huang teases out the personality from everyday objects by fusing them together into colorful, clamorous creations.
