Is it okay for authors to lie about true stories? “We tend to engage more with stories based on facts,” a researcher says.
3D artists find inspiration in a bone yard Morphing long-abandoned whalebone piles into plastic and cardboard art
Indian extravagance in vogue The wealthy in India still like to be on the cutting edge of fashion, but they are starting to flaunt Indian rather than Western gear. The trend accentuates their distance from the poor – who are indispensable to clothing production.
Old Arabic texts describe dirty Vikings Arabs who encountered Scandinavians who had journeyed eastward depicted them as handsome people but filthy and barbaric.
Politics blend with art in modern protest on old chinese platter New and old, politics and art meet when potter Paul Scott states his protest against the arrest of Chinese artist and dissident Ai Weiwei.
The mysterious stone Madonna of the North Saved from mould and darkness, she’s a source of mysteries – Norway’s one and only painted stone Madonna from the Middle Ages.