National Geographic celebrates 20 years of photographer Joel Sartore's massive project to document the planet's biodiversity.

In playful, anthropomorphized sculptures, London-based artist Hannah Lim takes inspiration from historical ceramics.

The competition welcomed its largest ever number of entries—more than 10,000—from photographers in 112 countries.

“Glashütte Trash Clock” is named for the town in Saxony, Germany, where the artist participated in a residency this year.

Hailing from the French West Indies in the Caribbean—specifically the island of Guadeloupe—and currently based in Montréal, ...

Artist Harriet Mena Hill is devoted to documenting the Aylesbury Estate community in South East London amid demolition.

It's time for another round of open calls, grants, residencies, and fellowships for artists and creatives. Don't be afraid to ...

In the Buddhist tradition, mandalas are devotional images that represent the universe, their precise geometry and motifs ...

Found Dreams' highlights beetles, butterflies, and mantises in Elizaveta Porodina's signature ethereal style and saturated color.

The Fremantle-based artist shines a light on the continued importance of conservation through vivid murals of wildlife.

A new release from Louisiana Channel interviews three artists and two writers about Remedios Varo's influence.

Gaia Alari ’s works are defined by a distinct, effervescent visual language. Made from thousands of handmade drawings on ...