More than 50 artists from all over the world came together to fundraise and help the non-profit continue its work in food ...

Green art conservation methods developed by EU researchers are setting new standards and proving useful far beyond museums, ...

Woodturning Like You’ve Never Seen Before! Most people would toss this wood into a fireplace, but not me! I’m about to reveal ...

Below and Beyond, Becoming and Belonging,” the Helsinki Biennial’s third edition has an urgent message that risks being lost ...

Mountain ski guides frequent the high alpine where whitebark pine grows. Two are using their time in the backcountry to ...

Bark art by Li Yanhong and her fellow artisans feature distinctive elements of Bailang town in Arxan, Inner Mongolia autonomous region. [Photo provided to China Daily] Her pictures primarily use bark ...

DEHRADUN: The inspiring journey of Jeevan Chand Joshi, a resident of Haldwani in Uttarakhand's Nainital district, has garnered national attention, with Prime Mi ...

Art then is the fleeting reflections anyone can see, while its interpretation hints at fish, tree roots, lily bulbs and tangled weed. To non-Yolngu, that pool has no visible bottom.

After all, trees, the older the better, are wonderfully expressive, doubling as Rorschach tests that invite the viewer to project his or her own imagination onto gnarled bark and twisted limbs.

Creating art with coffee is far from simple, as the process involves drying, roasting, and grinding the coffee first. On top of that, coffee painting requires the artist to meticulously glue the ...

Amid the talk about what’s happening at the former St. Joseph Hospital, Bob Seuffert’s curious about the trees. Three cherry trees, in particular, aren’t big, historic or perfect specimens.

While bonsai is a historic Japanese art form dating back centuries, early artists were likely inspired by the Chinese practice of penjing, which can be traced to the Han dynasty some 2,000 years ago.