The Smithsonian’s museums display objects from our collections that span the breadth of art and design from the ancient to the modern-day, from the whimsical to the practical. Along with our ...

The fan artist primaljort reimagined the Sinnoh starters with Empoleon as Plant, Torterra as Fire, and Infernape as Water. Primaljort has also created unique forms for Muk, Grimer, Machop, and its ...

Rhythm. Color. Movement. Seeing sound through art. The rich sounds, rhythms, and colors of jazz inspired prominent visual artists of the 20th century. In depicting African American culture, Romare ...

an often overlooked but visionary figure who jumpstarted the careers of many of modern art's giants ...

Pokemon TCGs Great Encounters set brings back some of the best Pokemon from the Hoenn region as well as the mightiest legends ...

The College of Art and Design is RIT’s creative hub where art, design, and technology intersect. From centuries-old and contemporary methods of producing fine art to the latest in digital media, we ...

Certain Pokémon in Pokémon Go require an extra push to help their development so they can evolve, and this is done using the Sinnoh stone. However, there is no specific way to get Sinnoh stones ...

With an art style resembling an ink painting and a ... The game takes us back to a point in time where the Sinnoh region is known as the Hisui region. There are no cities, no Pokemon Gyms, no ...

After the hectic insanity of October, art’s busiest month, November offers gallery goers a chance to slow down and take things at a more sensible... Most of London’s big museums and galleries ...

The term ‘Arts Decoratifs’ (later shortened to Art Deco in the 1960s) was coined after the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriel Modernes (International Exhibition of Modern and ...

October 29, 2024 • Two politically pointed statues have mysteriously appeared in the nation’s capital in the leadup to the election: a pile of poop on the former House speaker's desk and a ...

Scott Burton, one of America’s leading sculptors, entrusted his estate to the museum in 1989, when he was sick with AIDS, to ensure his place in art history. It turned out to be a bad idea.