According to myth and tradition, the first Korean people were led out of the mountains by the God-king Dangun around 2300 BCE; the peninsula’s mountains have been the country’s spiritual center ever ...

The National Zoo on Thursday evening will hold a free screening of a new documentary on the life of noted landscape artist Frederick Law Olmsted. “The Olmsted Legacy” documents the formation of ...

This is the planet at its most awe-inspiring. A natural landscape of great beauty. Unaltered by human exploitation or occupation. National parks around the world are some of the most stunning places ...

Americans, especially during the republic’s first 200 years, have tended to regard great art -- real, honest-to-goodness, masterpiece-caliber art -- as mostly something made long ago in Europe by ...

“Fruit Loops Landscape,” modeled after a 1863 Carleton Watkins photo of the Albion River in California. “Blue Dye #1 Precipice,” modeled after a 1967 Carleton Watkins photo of El Capitan in Yosemite ...

This is a feature article from Issue 8 of The Architect’s Newspaper. If you’ve seen the movie Columbus, you’ll remember, among all the nerdy dialogue about modernist bank branches and James Polshek’s ...

For most of the year, I work as one of NPR's two staff photographers, shooting stills and producing multimedia for NPR.org. Though I travel a fair bit for my job, I've yet to make a successful pitch ...

Central Park in New York is one of hundreds of landscapes featured in a new digital guide to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Frederick Law Olmsted Sr.'s birth. The name Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr.

When photographers Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman wanted to visually interpret the ever-changing landscape of food culture and consumption in America, they took inspiration from another ...

Sometime in the near future, eleven of New York City’s most famous landmarks have gone missing. Soon, they start to turn up in the some of the most desolate locations on the planet—perched high in a ...