(February 2, 1897, Elisavetgrad (now Kirovograd) - December 21, 1935, Paris).Ukrainian Jewish artist. In his most characteristic works joined the features of German expressionism, cubism, primitive elements of traditional Jewish art.

This is a collage of photographs taken from different urban centers where artist paint 3D realistic works to create a unique and colorful environment in bleak areas.

Fun.'s music video for 'We Are Young' featuring Janelle Monáe from the full-length album, Some Nights - available now on Fueled By Ramen. Fun has received several 2013 Grammy nominations including Best New Artist and Best Song for "We are Young."

Movie produced in 2012 based on the biography of one of Venezuela's master artist who's work was presented at New York MoMa. He lived a very humble life in Macuto, a beach small town in the outskirts of Caracas where he found his muse Juanita.

Liu Bolin has perfected the art of camouflage, but in unique photographies. Each picture is carefully and meticulously staged to capture the essence of a scenery with the artist included camouflaged by his surroundings in the image. Most spectators would assume is the creation of photoshop, althoug...

Marilyn Monroe song and dance number "After You Get What You Want You Don't Want It" from her 23rd movie "There's No Business Like Show Business" 1954.

Artist Simon Beck must really love the cold weather! Using snow as his playground he wears raquettes (snowshoes) and creates awesome artworks.

It was a privilege to interview Varda Yoran to save her life stories in a written oral history. In addition, because of her career as a sculptor, it also seemed important to create a visual celebration of her artwork and the inspirations for her moving and unique sculptures.

The surrealistic nightmares of 15th-century painter Hieronymus Bosch continue to resonate with us. But do these scenes of Heaven and Hell emerge purely from the artist’s imagination and culture, or did he have a little help from a psychedelic friend?

The name of Audrey Munson, the most famous artist’s model of the Gilded Age, has long been forgotten. But across New York City, her neoclassical features and figure have endured in granite, bronze and copper.