May 25, 2016 at 5:53 pm
Art Before Commerce and the Enduring Legacy of Calvin & Hobbes
Art that inspires is art that is remembered. An in-depth look at the comic strip that elevated the medium. Bill Watterson, you’re a genius
Art that inspires is art that is remembered. An in-depth look at the comic strip that elevated the medium. Bill Watterson, you’re a genius
During the Vietnam War one man snuck back into the war zone to find his 3 closest friends and buy them a beer. 47 years later, the group is reunited to relive the greatest beer run ever.
Hailed as a definitive cultural touchstone for the 1980s metal scene, “Heavy Metal Parking Lot” celebrates its 30 year anniversary
The wordless film says a lot without saying a word
At this school, lunch period is considered an educational period just like math or reading
The New York Times goes behind the scenes with urban explorer and New York local, Vic Thomas (@Vic.Invades)
Delve.tv takes a look at the forgotten difficult years of Vincent van Gogh and wonders what it means for creative people working today
Filmmaker Brandon Li spent several weeks living with the nomadic Kazakh people of Western Mongolia. Watch as they train eagles to hunt, herd yaks, and race camels
If you’ve ever been to the gym, this parody’s for you
Stan Dibben was “never frightened by speed.” After fighting in World War II he took up the sport of sidecar racing
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