The Five

Sometimes Sunday in Shorts uncovers the artful, the masterful, or the charmingly funny. And sometimes, like today, we uncover the quirky.  To celebrate 100 years for the French luxury brand Chanel, Karl ...

The Philip Johnson Glass House was completed in 1949. It was a radical departure from houses of the time with its exterior walls made of glass and no interior walls. Johnson was ...

Life influences art, and often drives creative passion. Uncovering the emotional stories of the people behind the camera can help us better understand the images they present to us, and why they ...

The fenders look like rockets. The plexiglass bubble roof affords you a 360 degree view. The removable top would automatically close when the sensors detected rain.  This is the 1959 Cadillac Cyclone ...

Before Hitler’s army arrived at their doorsteps, many Parisians fled the city to escape the German occupation. Many walked away leaving most of their worldly possessions behind. Most of those—who ...

We recently profiled Brandon Sharpe, a 28-year old graphic designer and photographer. Brandon works a day job at an advertising agency in Chicago, but when he’s not creating in the commercial ...

Hollywood is rather risk-averse during the summer season. It is all about getting as many butts in seats, and popcorn in the belly as possible. No one in Hollywood wants to miss ...

Chrissie White says that without art she wouldn't be who she is today. Like many photographers, Chrissie has a shy-streak to her, but she has found photography as a way to ...

A topless painting of actress Bea Arthur titled "Bea Arthur Naked" by artist John Currin was just sold at Christie's sale of postwar and contemporary art. (Warning: image below may be ...

Almost as ubiquitous as food photos, we’ve noticed a strong trend of folks aiming their smartphones at their feet, and posting on Instagram. The habit is almost as contagious as the ...