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Yayoi Kusama: The Polka-Dot-Loving Art Legend I Initially Mistook for Crazy Kusama © Tokyo Lee Productions, Inc.

Yayoi Kusama: The Polka-Dot-Loving Art Legend I Initially Mistook for Crazy

A documentary in the works looks to capture the incredible career of an 83-year-old Japanese eccentric.

Re-Imagining the Paper Airplane Lisa Congdon

Re-Imagining the Paper Airplane

20 of today's most exciting artists redesign the childhood staple.

Giving a School a Makeover? Let Kids Pick the Color Palette Project Color Corps

Giving a School a Makeover? Let Kids Pick the Color Palette

Hues influence moods, so one group is empowering students to influence their surroundings.

A Short Survey of Rainbows in Art AP

A Short Survey of Rainbows in Art

Celebrating progress through artistic expression

A Design Challenge: What if Nixon, Lincoln, or Bush Were Running Again? Re Elect

A Design Challenge: What if Nixon, Lincoln, or Bush Were Running Again?

An exhibit on display in New York shows MFA students reinterpreting past presidents' tenures for the present.

What Does a Radical Look Like? © The Richard Avedon Foundation

What Does a Radical Look Like?

A new exhibition of Richard Avedon's photography shows off the sartorial choices of activists like Abbie Hoffman and Allen Ginsberg.

The Quest to Ask Better Questions Bloomsbury

The Quest to Ask Better Questions

Warren Berger's next book will look to improve the very act of asking.

Dan Clowes, Author of 'Ghost World,' Has One Rule for Writing Dialogue Abrams

Dan Clowes, Author of 'Ghost World,' Has One Rule for Writing Dialogue

A conversation with the influential cartoonist about his new, career-spanning anthology

Museums Want to Entertain You (and That's Not a Bad Thing) Bob Greenspan

Museums Want to Entertain You (and That's Not a Bad Thing)

A new exhibition at the Nelson-Atkins in Kansas City uses technology without going too far.

The Object Poster, the Visual Pun, and 3 Other Ideas That Changed Design Michelin

The Object Poster, the Visual Pun, and 3 Other Ideas That Changed Design

Five innovations that transformed our visual language.

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