The Brutalist' is up for 10 Oscars. But real brutalist architecture is seldom celebrated. Here are some local examples in the ...

Everything deteriorates,” former Public Art Fund director Tom Eccles told Observer. “The question is, what do you want to ...

This underground treasure that snakes through Sweden's capital city is both the world's longest art gallery and a convenient ...

Following devastating natural disasters in Pakistan, Sumaira Malik highlights how the country's creative and cultural industries play a crucial role in climate adaptation and promoting environmental ...

Kenya’s Vision 2030 is an ambitious blueprint designed to transform the country into an industrialized middle-income nation offering a high quality of life for its citizens. A cornerstone of this ...

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Often credited for hosting one of the world’s most lively art scenes, Los Angeles has established itself as an important hub for art and artists of all sorts, offering a diverse creative landscape ...

President of Urban Villages, said. “This art production studio and resulting collection serve as an example of how developers and creatives can work together to cultivate the next vibrant ...

By Ming Liu Imaginative ways of playing with light have long been one of jewelry’s key features, and several brands recently added a cool urban twist ... geometry of Art Deco design.

Crawford's work went beyond urban renewal. According to her website, she was active with the Platte River Greenway Foundation, the Denver Art Museum, the Colorado Historical Society and Foundation ...

One could say that the promise of a better life has somehow turned into urban hell. To show just how really bad things are getting, Bored Panda compiled a list of the worst consequences caused by ...

The Post Office remains one of Nashville's best and most intact examples of the Art Deco style ... you know – we don't want urban sprawl, we don't want traffic, we want professional sports ...