Long before the word “influencer” had anything to do with Instagram or TikTok, three Florida artists were living up the designation. Art by Mernet Larsen, Steve Lotz and Bruce Marsh will be the focus ...

And not only was a new champ crowned - a new name took home the Ballon d'Art. Here is how the leaderboard ended: Players at the World Darts Championship do not get any extra money for hitting 180s.

Pixel art is a staple of the industry, going back to the NES era. For more than a decade, this visual style defined the gaming industry, with Nintendo and Sega's early consoles making great use of ...

“a year full of art and heart,” the “We Can’t Be Friends” singer captioned the post. “thank you eternally for your love and support, words truly don’t suffice. i love you always and ...

Marc Marquez has revealed in a new Ducati documentary that he urged Honda to sign Jorge Lorenzo to stop the Italian brand from beating it in MotoGP. Three-time MotoGP world champion Lorenzo made a ...

So a mani design that shimmers in shades of silver or ... Who knew minimal olive art would end up being one of the chicest ways to close out 2024? From subtle manicures that glisten to more ...

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God ... This is what is so powerful about art, as it can reflect something of the divine too. Christianity has embraced art over the past 2,000 ...

Lorenzo Shipping Corp. will get a fresh P270-million capital infusion from the Magsaysay Group’s National Marine Corp. (NMC) via the issuance of additional shares to help settle its existing ...

Key components of the design include a 1,400-seat Grand Theater ... and a 10,000-square-meter Digital Art Gallery. These spaces are intended to accommodate a range of performances, exhibitions ...

Through Jan. 19 at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. This year is the 150th birthday of Impressionism, a movement so popular and so familiar that it can seem like some preordained ...

Evolution in Art: as illustrated by the Life-histories of Designs. By Alfred C. Haddon, Professor of Zoology, Royal College of Science, Dublin. Pp. xviii + 364. (London: Walter Scott, Limited ...