From here we move onto two examples of metamorphosis - a butterfly and a frog - and finally we see the life cycles of a bird and a human. This clip is from the series Natural world of plants and ...

If you exist on planet Earth, you know that as the guitar loop from Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso,” which is an inescapable ...

Political party workers vandalising a performing arts venue after a standup comic makes a joke about their leader shows ...

I’d been optimistic that the class would be the key to finally mastering this basic, human skill. Sadly it was not, though to be fair I did find myself struggling to stay awake during the two-hour ...

The levels of wear would be related to human life cycles, as an allegory of birth, life and death. Finally, the tools and their ritual deposit may also reflect the life of the Neolithic ...

These tools were buried in ritual deposits, reflecting their symbolic value and connection to the cycles of time, human life, nature, and the evolution of settlements. “The intention behind the ...

Exhibition offers a glimpse into a world where art meets science. This year’s exhibition, opening on April 2 at the Mary ...

Snowflakes, lightning bolts and human blood vessels ... statistical range of a real-life tree. The study authors are not the first to apply math to trees in art. Renaissance polymath Leonardo ...

It shows a lack of creativity, intellectual rigour and perhaps most of all laziness that may lead not just to a homogenisation of art, but also a homogenisation of culture.

In a dystopian world where every wall is lined with televisions and the screen is used to distract individuals from the frailty and suffering inherent in the human ... allow life’s fears and ...

In a Q&A, author David Sheff talks about his new Yoko Ono biography and his hopes of disproving the popular narrative that ...