A team of industrial designers prototyped a furniture collection that dramatically transforms from flat sheets into fully functional objects.

From Israel’s war in Gaza to rapidly warming global temperature, the last year has seen incredible devastation around the globe.

At more than 5,000 pages in its entirety, Lorenz Oken’s atlas depicts known species ranging from insects and fish to birds and plants.

The winning images of the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2024 exhibit the beauty, spectacle, and fragile balance of the British Isles.

German scholar Max Brückner (1860-1934) was lauded during his lifetime for his remarkable collection of polyhedra models.

The 2024 contest was the most competitive to date, garnering 6,500 submissions of aquatic life from around the globe.

From the ocean floor to high above the cloud line, the Sony World Photography Awards 2024 offers a truly global approach to image-making.

In its 59th year, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year contest garnered nearly 50,000 entries from 95 countries.

Two of Japan’s major cultural contributions converge in POKÉMON X KOGEI.

On January 1, thousands of books, films, plays, artworks, sound recordings, and more entered the public domain.

Elegant petals, scalloped fans, and seed-like textures coat the Kaori Kurihara’s whimsical ceramic sculptures.

From enormous kinetic beach creatures to a trove of salvaged photographs, these are our readers’ most-loved projects.

From a boastful lizardfish to a floating paper nautilus, the lauded shots document marine life above and below the surface.

Artist monographs, surveys, and historical reflections to prove that art really does make the world a better place.

Malene Hartmann Rasmussen’s enigmatic ceramics draw from personal memories, nostalgia, and ancient customs.

Peeking out from rocky gorges and flowing through a thin crack in the terrain, Reuben Wu’s drone paths conjure the uncanny.

In Transcending the Garden, Sipho Mabona pushes the boundaries of origami through large-scale folds.

Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year welcomed more than 4,000 entries from photographers in 64 countries.

Artist and designer Will Mower wants to bring tactility and accessibility back to the art of type with the BlockFace stamp kit.

The judges of the Bird Photographer of the Year competition sifted through more than 20,000 images this year.