There's staring into the middle distance...and then there's staring into the horizon. Whether you're peering into a sunrise or sunset, the ocean or an expansive field, there's nothing quite like being able to see, well, as far as the eye can see.
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Sometimes, it's just too danged hot to even THINK about eating anything that's not ice cold. With heat indexes cresting 105 degrees in NYC this week, we've been pressed against our ACs and salivating over cold summer treats—both in art and irl.
Japanese kachō-e, aka “bird-and-flower” pictures like painter and printmaker Ohara Koson’s Cockatoo and Pomegranate (our fourth Vintage Editions release by the artist), were designed to depict an intangible sense of peaceful harmony through balancing the beauty of avian wildlife with something fr...
Trees are among the most magnificent life forms on the planet. Besides being extraordinarily beautiful, they keep dirt where it needs to be, molding the shape of our waterways; they provide humans and animals with life-sustaining shade, food, and structures.
We've been around for over 16 years (!!), and have released thousands of editions. As Kamala says (has it been echoing in your head as it has in ours?), "You think you just fell out of a coconut tree? You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you."
Was anyone affected by the Microsoft outage last week? Events like that make us realize how interconnected our busy world is—and how much can be derailed so quickly. In fact, blips like this probably happen much more often than we realize, and it’s thanks to everything behind the scenes that we d...
5 years ago today, humankind went on its biggest adventure yet: the first moon landing. In this truly iconic image, the footsteps of astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin encircle the flagpole, the linear impression of the boot soles standing in stark contrast to the untouched lunar soil.
Today we have three stories for you. Two of them happen to take place in New York City (perhaps because the city has been inhospitably hot and we need to remember why we like it). We love some lore. Read on!
