Stumbling upon a battered end table or lost mitten is an opportunity for magic in Woo Jin Joo’s mind. The Seoul-born artist ...

Silveira juxtaposes objects and organisms in unlikely scenarios to challenge how we perceive the world around us.

And Simon Laveuve’s idiosyncratic, post-apocalyptic dwellings detail just that. The artist’s 1/35-scale miniature domiciles ...

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

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

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

At Haus der Kunst, Tomás Saraceno's ecological and collaborative projects take center stage for the sweeping presentation, ...

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

Max Lehman delves into a kind of future past inspired by science fiction, where modern tech and prehistoric visual culture ...

Gaia Alari’s works are defined by a distinct, effervescent visual language. Made from thousands of handmade drawings on paper, the artist’s elaborate animations put on strikingly tactile performances ...

The year’s best roundup of the funniest animal photos is back with its list of 2026 finalists, taking on a kind of blooper reel-like quality with some of the goofiest happenstances and candid moments ...

Against a patchwork wall of hammered copper, a black veil appears to billow in mesmerizing motion. The fabric-like layer writhes and twists against the glimmering backdrop, revealing its diaphanous ...