Winston Fuller, a professor of creative writing at West Virginia University, urges his students to “sense the fragrant tenderness of ordinary things” when he teaches them about haiku. But it wasn’t ...

A new secret society has taken over London’s Somerset House. The neoclassical building’s terrace rooms have been converted to an exhibition hall and headquarters – complete with gin bar – for the ...

Growing up in Vancouver, Mike Warren liked to take apart electronics for fun—VCRs, phones, anything he could get his hands on. He's still taking stuff apart, but instead of a screwdriver he now uses a ...

Physicists have developed a new tool that can be used to search for quantum effects in an ordinary object. At the quantum level, the atoms that make up matter and the photons that make up light behave ...

Ever looked at a croissant and thought, “This belongs in a chicken’s body”? Diego Cusano has, and he made it art. Calling himself a “Fantasy Researcher,” Cusano creates quirky, imaginative ...

Primordial black holes are ancient mysteries, born in the universe’s earliest seconds. Unlike regular black holes, they weren’t formed by collapsing stars. Instead, they emerged when extremely dense ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Pentagon report on unidentified flying objects said U.S. government investigations since the end of World War Two have found no evidence of extraterrestrial technology and had ...

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Installation view of Made in North Korea: Everyday Graphics from the DPRK at House of Illustration (image courtesy the House of Illustration) LONDON — Made in North Korea: Everyday Graphics from the ...

History is written with great deeds, but sometimes also with small, everyday objects. The latter, once involved in the ...

Some truisms (in descending order of certainty): All women aren’t artists. All women aren’t feminists. Some, however, are both, and we call these women “feminist artists.” I have no idea what it means ...