The solo show, which assembles wooden animal carvings by the popular sculptor, is hosted by the city government and sponsored by The Asahi Shimbun's Okayama General Bureau and other organizations.

Erik Tarvin talks about his animal cremation business in Sandwich, Pawsitive Memories, using alkaline hydrolysis rather than ...

Fantastical Creatures from the Workshop of Jacobo and María Ángeles, exhibited throughout Fernbank’s WildWoods now through ...

From Queen Elizabeth’s corgis to King Charles’ terriers, the Royal Family is known for being huge dog lovers. So much so that ...

An exhibition at Serpentine Galleries, London, spans the artist’s five-decade career, exploring humanity’s relationship with ...

Martha Stewart’s name has been synonymous with elegant living for decades, and at 83, she’s busier than ever, taking on a ...

Will has been crafting stunning displays just like these across Munster and beyond for the past 11 years. He runs his own business called Fear na Coillte Chainsaw Sculptures, which is based in ...

Animalcore is becoming all the rage in interior design, and it's a three-dimensional walk on the wild side. Designers are introducing everything from life-size giraffes to wicker elephants to the ...

As the march of time brings about a change of scenery, evidence of transformation is all around us. From the days growing ...

Franklin Square, Washington Square, Logan Square, and Penn Treaty Park—unveil Philadelphia’s hidden charm with history and ...

Universal's Epic Universe is largely a triumph, and will instantly become the the favorite theme park of many. It should also change the industry.

Maroon photographer Graham Hansen takes a walk around Hyde Park, cataloging the sculptures that call the neighborhood home.