MIT professor explores the power of folding art into everything from medicine to space exploration
At The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, innovation ranges from awe-inspiring technology to down-to-earth creativity.
Police find 2023 Nashville school shooter sought notoriety, hid mental health from medical providers
Police say the shooter behind the fatal 2023 Nashville elementary school shooting that left six people dead, including three ...
‘What can be a book?’ is the fascinating question at a Sonoma art exhibit
Presiding over the exhibit (literally) is Maki Aizawa’s free-form “book” made from pieces of mulberry paper, stitched by 35 ...
David Hockney Wants His Biggest Ever Show to Bring You Joy
The artist is 87 now and under constant medical care. But he was determined to make it to Paris for the exhibition of his ...
Arts on prescription: why doctors are prescribing museums and comedy
Stressed-out patients in Switzerland are being prescribed a trip to the museum to boost their mental wellbeing ...
You don’t want to think of your doctor as human: Adam Kay
The former doctor turned author (turned humorist) says he “probably” has PTSD after the traumatic event at work that caused ...
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Animal magic, bee secrets and a gangster girl by various authors – children’s book reviews
Discover the many amazing similarities between humans and animals, get a buzz out of the remarkable life of bees, enjoy ...
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We are all creative people: 5 questions with Maggie Smith
I think the things that are essential for creating are also essential for living, says poet Maggie Smith. There’s a lot of overlap between making things and just being a person in the world.