Staff members on the Harvard-Westlake Chronicle began a series of “How to” infographics that ran throughout their 2006-2007 issues. Take a look at an award-winning one, “How to Jujitsu ...

The resulting infographics, are, they say, artwork "authored by everyone. It will grow and change as we grow and change, reflecting what's on our blogs, what's in our hearts, what's in our minds.

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From Feral’s perspective, graffiti and street art have been critical drivers of the art world for well nigh 40 years now. Framing them as “outsider art” is not only lazy, but incorrect.

Both, according to the following infographic by Kapost and Salesforce. Apparently, the best content marketers combine the mindset of right-brainers (artists) and left-brainers (scientists). "Art taps ...

This infographic compiles every piece of “Harry Potter” chapter art and reveals something fascinating By Emily baines April 30, 2016 ...

The 2006 film Fast and the Furious: Toyko Drift brought to light one of the many styles of driving competitions in existence, but this form of vehicular art didn't originate on the big screen ...

“The world of art is amazingly ‘macho,’” says Abbiateci. The final deadline for Fast Company’s Brands That Matter Awards is Friday, May 30, at 11:59 p.m. PT. Apply today.

Infographic: Delivering Results Grounded in Art and Science One of the reasons many observers believe Latin America has emerged so brilliantly in software services and innovation is because agile ...