Barbara Hepworth was one of the leading sculptors in America and Britain during the 1940s, 50s, 60s and 70s. But her career rarely crossed the English channel. Now, more than 40 years after her death, Hepworth is getting her first solo exhibition in Paris.
A Turkish artist has reconstructed one of Berlin's major tourist's attractions, which was inspired by the Greek gods. And they fit all into a train station. Here's Ira Spitzer in Berlin.
Alan Moore says his graphic novel Watchmen could never be adapted because of its unique narrative style. But that has not stopped HBO from using the series to launch one of the most talked-about TV shows of the year. So, will it be a hit? Or will Moore be left saying "I told you so."
In the old days, farmers made distinctive bells to mark their cattle. Today, identifying who owns a herd is just a little different thanks to technology and fewer than a dozen of these bell makers are left. They come from a small town in the heart of Portugal, where they are trying to keep their ancient craft alive.
Millions of Youtubers can not get enough of people playing with slime. If you're one of them, you can log off of social media now, because there is now an interactive Slime museum in New York, that'll allow you to get your hands dirty.
Yusuff Abogunde says he was writing down a phone number when he couldn't control his hands. They started uncontrollably drawing lines and what was left was a new kind of technique he calls Ainaism.
A career retrospective of prominent Russian painter Vasily Polenov has opened in Moscow. Best known for his landscape pieces, Polenov's peers in the late 19th-early 20th centuries would call him the "Knight of Beauty" as he incorporated European and Russian traditions in his work.
Bubble tea has become a world sensation and even gone viral on social media. So, it is only fitting that at last there is an art exhibition in Singapore which captures the wacky phenomenon of this sweet beverage.
#BubbleTea #BubbleTeaFactory #Singapore
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