Digital Art: iPaints & iPads

The digital age may be racing ahead, but there is no reason why art cannot keep up. While the internet is stockpiling images of smug selfies and cutesy cats, meet the artist who is finding his way via his iPad.

Museum Charges Increase Stupidity. Probably.

Museums are built to preserve and display our artistic, social, scientific and political heritage. So why is it we continually limit access to them?

MOOD Magazine: Discover How Your Dinner Should Sound

Read how a news hound and a web designer discovered Brussels to be the perfect place to start a magazine combining food and music, and New York was the best place to keep it fresh.

Wasbar: A Laundrette Cafe On a Mission

Trends come and go, some become engrained into our everyday lives, but some entrepreneurs don't let the dust settle before they innovate and improve. Meet the Belgians who took the laundrette cafe to a whole new level.

Colouring The Streets of Buenos Aires

Meet Marino Santa María, an artist devoted to public art who has transformed the streets of Buenos Aires into amazing canvases of Venetian mosaics.

The Lost Arts of Rome

In an era when technology rules and progress is king, old artistic methods are often left to die out as more efficient techniques take over. Some inhabitants of the Eternal City are, however, of the mind that new doesn’t necessarily mean better.

Before Pussy Riot, There Was Voina

Pussy Riot claimed worldwide fame after their stunt in a cathedral in Moscow in the beginning of 2012. But less known is the fact that the group is sprung from an even more radical russian art group, Voina.

Tumblr Therapy – Making Mental Health Approachable With Art

Struggling with mental ill health since her early teens, twenty-year-old Londoner Ruby Elliot, AKA RubyEtc, has cultivated her own artistic method of therapy to help herself and others to heal. All the evidence is there that she's been...

The Printing Pioneers

As co-owner of Aesthetic Apparatus, a small but wide-reaching design studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Dan Ibarra is not simply a designer. He is also a practitioner of a once-outdated art that is experiencing a resurgence – screen-printing.