Month: July 2016

Starving artist? Try starving collector. About a year ago, I made the decision to begin collecting art. While I have ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS PIECE IS PART OF A SERIES EXPLORING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS. SEE THE INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES HERE. Lessons ...

We often hear stories about women who experience sexism and are harassed by male colleagues, especially in STEM professions. We ...

How is a small town in New England like a small town in Bangladesh? In 1998, a problem caught the ...

Transfixed    after Chris Burden You want to be bound, in amber, fixed with pins: your spine the concave of ...

Impakter sat down with Guillermo Vanegas, one of the chosen curators for the next National Salon titled Aún (Yet). He ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS PIECE IS PART OF A SERIES EXPLORING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS. SEE THE INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES HERE. How ...

Texas-based artist Dan Lam has made a name for herself innovating sculpture using polyurethane foam. Her alien works are known for ...

Compaas is a new startup working in the field of security, privacy and cloud computing. We had the opportunity to ...

Coral reefs, the most bio-diverse and productive ecosystems on the planet, are one of the most sensitive indicators of the ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS PIECE IS PART OF A SERIES EXPLORING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS. SEE THE INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES HERE. From ...

Amy and Ariana are friends of mine. They both struggle with mental illness but are different in one major way: ...