The Mind Museum, the first world-class science museum in the Philippines, was recognized for its exceptional design and masterful execution of exhibits at the 20th Annual THEA (Themed Entertainment Association) Awards held last April 5 at the Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California.
A British lord is putting a mountain up for sale in a bid to pay off part of his hefty inheritance tax bill.
A Claude Monet painting out of the public eye for decades sold Tuesday for just over $27 million, leading the bidding at an auction of art from the estates of heiress Huguette Clark, businessman Edgar Bronfman and other major collectors.
It has long been the rallying cry of environmentalists: “Plant trees to fight climate change.” But what exactly is the science behind the trees’ ability to cool the climate?
The Mind Museum celebrated this March its two years of existence and expertise in teaching art and science to over half a million people. The museum located in Bonifacio
Much as we’d like to deny it, this is the general mindset of today’s society towards beauty. Considered by most as a double standard, this belief has given birth and continues to drive an ever-burgeoning aesthetic industry that strives to keep people looking like 30 something when in their 50s. Soaps, creams and more drastic approaches like plastic surgery continue to evolve and push boundaries as demands for more effective and immediate solutions intensify.
Despite its name, travelers won’t find any giant in this group of islands in northern Iloilo. According to folklore, Islas de Gigantes got its name from the inhabitants who once roamed the islands and were about nine feet tall. The folk belief is seemingly supported by the sight of large wooden coffins found on the island that some locals say were used by the early settlers.
A recent trip to Japan has inspired us to show you our version of furoshiki, or the traditional art of wrapping clothes, gifts or goods. You can use any cloth like cotton, silk, nylon or rayon. It can be as colorful as you want it to be. It’s especially practical, instead of the usual paper or plastic.
Every object had a tiny neon yellow sticker: the carved wood mirror, the glazed console beneath it, the matching wood sculptures atop the table, the low alabaster pedestals that flank the console, even the small angel figurine on the floor.
After collaborating for two years in a row with Israeli artist Arik Levy, Hennessy X.O. has tapped, for the first time, British industrial designer Tom Dixon to reinterpret its iconic bottle.
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