By the time Brian Sharp saw the whale dead on an Edgartown beach, her jet black skin was pockmarked by hungry seagulls, her baleen had been dislodged from her mouth, and thick rope was wrapped tightly — as it had been for the last 17 months — around the most narrow part of her tail.
Nanaimo, B.C.-based Angellos Glaros demonstrates how metal can be shaped to look lifelike with heron sculpture.
Oakland’s Mannequin Madness is a warehouse full of secondhand mannequins that are given new life by founder and owner Judi Henderson, whether for rent, sale or for art projects.
Life insurers hold a unique opportunity to heighten their relevance, boost policyholder trust, and accelerate growth.
Fantasy, storytelling and cartoonish forms — influenced by the city’s film industry — are an antidote to pared-back neutrals
US Aggregates and Michels Road & Stone leaders detail their experiences recycling retired conveyor belting.
Newark Advocate Faith Works columnist Jeff Gill discusses how his father-in-law’s journey toward death put life into a new perspective.
“Mike Gunderson lived a life dedicated to public service and helping those around him.”
Researchers investigated chronic critical illness in COVID-19 survivors who sought ICU admission and were on mechanical ventilation due to severe infection by SARS-CoV-2.
1980s black comedy unravels the brutal legacy of a despot who is as ludicrous as his crimes are appalling