Over the weekend, social media was flooded by individuals sharing comparisons of themselves with famous pieces of art. This was all thanks to a new experiment within the Google Arts & Culture ...

The account was created by 23-year-old Anna from Poland, who said she was inspired to put Chalamet into famous paintings after being by “stunned by [the] beauty,” of Call Me By Your Name.

Street art originated in Philadelphia in the United States in the 60s. This was due to the momentum of artists such as Cornbread and Cool Earl. This ...

This new filter works by taking parts of the artists’ work and historical artifacts and putting them directly onto selfies and videos captured on a smartphone. When a user activates the filter ...

The large-scale pieces of art displayed on stage at the Pageant of the Masters, a nightly summer performance in Laguna Beach, California, look as though they could’ve been plucked off the walls ...

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If famous artists lived in their own works, it could look something like Federico Babina's Archist series, which turns famous pieces of art into architectural structures. Babina, who is both an ...

We’ve all seen photos of famous pieces of art.But looking at a picture can never compare to what it’s like to see a masterpiece in person. There’s something magical about being able to ...