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The unfashionable genius of William de Morgan

Humans

The unfashionable genius of William de Morgan

Mathematics, whimsy and subtle skill come together at London's Guildhall Art Gallery

Culture

M. C. Escher, Day and Night (1938)

Humans

Escher's Journey: there's more to this artist than his maths

Culture

Nine curious colours that shaped the history of art

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Nine curious colours that shaped the history of art

Features

Bohr

Physics

What Is Real? A tale of how big egos hijacked quantum physics

Culture

hallucinatory work

Life

Animals & Us: An art show about how we interact with creatures

Culture

Swirling wall of moving patterns represents our thoughts

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Swirling wall of moving patterns represents our thoughts

Regulars

atom bomb head

Technology

Bombhead and Bombs Away: when remembering is an art

Culture

Snails in performance

Life

The world's first snail orchestra makes its crunchy debut

Culture

Great Apes play

Humans

The cast goes ape in a stage adaptation of a Will Self novel

Culture

gallery

Technology

Inside the cryptic world of UK computer art pioneer Paul Brown

Brown’s Process, Chance, and Serendipity exhibition in Washington DC celebrates a great digital artistic career, but some works are curiously neutered

Culture

Humans

Neanderthals made the oldest cave art in the world

News

Life

Transmediale digital arts: The internet's impossible paradox

Culture

Earth

When it comes to climate change, a tantrum is just what we need

Comment

Life

What is our place in the natural world?

Culture