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For artist Thomas McKean, the New York City MetroCard was anything but mundane. He used cut-up bits of the cards to create hundreds of sculptures and collages, and still has a stockpile to work with.

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I, however, just wanted to get my firewood off the porch, where it was overly sheltered for anything but fully dried wood, ...

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Norman Rockwell's granddaughter lambasted the Trump administration for its use of his iconic paintings, pointing out that the ...

Celebrated Wyoming sculptor Chris Navarro has used a giant wind turbine blade to make a snow fence sculpture at the Wyoming ...

Museums have always reflected the artifacts that define a period, and AI is undeniably part of the cultural landscape of 2025 ...

Come January 1, the Metropolitan Transit Authority will no longer sell MetroCards, and riders will be required to use OMNY, a ...

Resins and woods burned in spiritual ceremonies; myrrh as a symbol of prayer; Swiss stone pine extracted from tree needles; ...

It's not often that "thinking inside the box," is lauded as a winning strategy. But for spoken word poet Henry Morray, it won Slamovision's 2025 international slam poetry competition.