A Texas artist has transformed an everyday kitchen staple into a strange form of portraiture. She creates intricate images from colored rice which last only a fraction of a second.

Elizabeth Cook has been sketching faces for as long as she can remember. On the bus to school, she’d sketch other passengers on her bus ticket, and in class, she’d draw other children and teachers.

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Makenzy Beard discovered her talent after she decided to try out her mother's old paint brushes.

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From public art to food and fashion design, Art Basel Paris and Design Miami Paris were magnets for creative expression.

Here’s how to dream up the masterpiece your space is missing—plus, the common mistakes to avoid when commissioning art.

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Nearly five decades after the disease first appeared, many filmmakers, writers and others are finding new meaning in ...

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