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In 2020, the Baltimore Museum of Art will only obtain art made by women

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An intimate conversation with a fixture of the Philadelphia art world.

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Polish illustrator Pawel Kuczynski offers up his satirical cartoons of widespread problems plaguing our planet.

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Couture Collection Uses Wind Reactive Ink

A London artist collective's clothing line changes color according to environmental stimuli.

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The living, edible art of Sam Van Aken's grafted stone fruit experiment

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Spanish photographer Christina de Middel smudges fact and fiction with her staged images of Russian widows and Nigerian lawyers in distress.

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"To rectify centuries of imbalance, you have to do something radical."

An intimate conversation with a fixture of the Philadelphia art world.

An art exhibit explores our increasing addiction to being plugged in.

Olafur Eliasson's new museum exhibit will leave you thinking and splashing.

These messy, fascinating, and comically creepy portraits will have you looking at junk food as you never have before.

A brief history of pretty much everything. Doodle style.

Inspired by her breast cancer, artist Bettina Hubby organizes an irreverent art show.

Polish illustrator Pawel Kuczynski offers up his satirical cartoons of widespread problems plaguing our planet.

Artist Miriam Simun imagines the foods that will replace the ones that disappear.

A London artist collective's clothing line changes color according to environmental stimuli.

The living, edible art of Sam Van Aken's grafted stone fruit experiment

Spanish photographer Christina de Middel smudges fact and fiction with her staged images of Russian widows and Nigerian lawyers in distress.

Charles Duffy, William Gubbins, and Billy Turvy, all second-year design students, collected plastic trash from beaches around England, melted it down, and molded the material into a sneaker that looks like something out of a beautiful kindergarten finger painting party.

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