Got a few delivery boxes in your garage? Cut a side off one to use when creating this luxe mobile with paper cups, a bit of ...

The compact ‘Paper Technologies’ exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art offers rich insights into allegory and the artists’ ...

Artist, printmaker, and founder of Por La Mano Press y Arte, Irie Zepeda, is curator of “Print As Protest/Grafica En ...

At first glance, these intricate forms might look like digital renderings or carefully engineered structures—but they are, in ...

At first glance, Ivan Markovic’s sculptures feel weightless, yet they hold a quiet tension between fragility and permanence.

An interview with our longtime layout editor Tony Zralka who retired in February after 45 years in the business.

One of the most popular traditions of Holy Week in Mexico and other Latin American countries is the so-called burning of Judas, "quema de Judas," a tradition already documented in the European Middle ...

Both seemingly insignificant and endlessly versatile, paper shapes nearly every part of daily life, including this newspaper’s print medium. On Friday, Feb. 20, the University’s 2026 Paper Day ...

Red lanterns, zodiac motifs, and festive displays filled Dubai as the city welcomed the Chinese New Year on February 17. At the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, the celebration unfolded differently, through ...

Chinese scientists have developed microelectrodes that can flex and move with the brain, potentially paving the way for more advanced and adaptable brain-computer interfaces, according to a study ...