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Tottori is a famous city with endless long sands and sand museums with no 1 in the world.
After collecting a large amount of waste, about 20,000 plastic bottles in the slums of Kampala (Uganda), Ruganzu Bruno's group embarked on the assembly of 'artworks'.
When he was just a 6th grader, Grace Moon had more people watching his artworks in one day than the people who visited the Louvre for a whole year.
Psychological illnesses are the most terrible diseases. They torment people day after day, while not receiving proper recognition from society.
NY page Post recently listed 5 actions, odd habits, making people around difficult to understand but supporting a part of health.
Researchers from Ghent University in Belgium have successfully produced anti-hepatitis A antibodies from watercress seeds. This breakthrough could help scientists produc…
Scientists from Phlorida University (USA) have successfully developed new techniques that can detect cancer very early before cancer symptoms appear.
DreamLight Photo Editor and Magic Photo Editor are all easy-to-use digital photo editors. The interface of both applications is presented very visually, through the icon…
Recently, Serbian computer scientists have successfully developed a new computer algorithm that enables the art of copying art to be identified, even if its owner does i…
Google has officially launched their ambitious virtual museum project at googleartproject.com.
Suissa Computers has just launched an impressive new PC design. This PC can be considered a great decorative artwork for the desk.
To use Oneprove application, people just need to install on a smartphone, then take a picture of the picture to be checked.
With the development of technology every day, scientists have improved many features of the printer such as tattooing, playing music or even making bacon.
At the same time, an Austrian painter and two robots co-authored artwork simultaneously in Vienna, London and Berlin.