Amber, or fossil tree sap, can contain perfectly preserved prehistoric plants, insects and animals many millions of years old. These…
Month: September 2011 (Page 2)
Big, bulky plastic rain barrels have their place, but there’s more than one way to capture and store rainwater, as…
Rising from natural surroundings, the towers of ‘Instant House’ are harsh and spare, a far cry from the often lush…
For a big rock that happens to be trapped in our planet’s orbit, the moon certainly has a lot of…
Most of the world’s castles, dating back as far as the dark ages, have crumbled into ruin. But there are…
In capable hands, even the simplest of materials can make a huge visual impact. The paper art of Laura Cooperman…
Can environmentalism be art? Can art heal the environment? This strange floating installation deploys 13 flying saucer-like robots into polluted…
In light of the fact that so many companies both big and small have been caught “cooking the books” recently,…
Used tires are a blight on the environment – that’s something we can all agree on. But artist Yong Ho…
The post-work grocery store run is a big headache for all of us, but when you live in an especially…