Nature
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“True to Nature” at the Belvedere » Art & Antique Marketplac…
[ad_1] From 27 February to 14 June 2026, the Lower Belvedere presents the exhibition “Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller: True to Nature” Source: Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller. Image: Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller: “The Ruins of Liechtenstein Castle near Mödling”, 1848 Landscape painting experienced a heyday across Europe during the nineteenth century. Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller was part of this development,…
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Grzegorz Gust: Between Stillness, Texture, and Light
[ad_1] Between Daily Labor and Creative Vision Grzegorz Gust occupies a distinctive position within contemporary Polish painting, shaped by a life that unfolds equally outdoors and within the studio. Born in 1973 in Grudziądz, he has developed an artistic identity inseparable from his professional work as a forester. This dual occupation is not a biographical…
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15 new ways to get closer to nature in 2026
[ad_1] Drift down jungle rivers, wander through UNESCO biospheres and follow trails where wildlife roams free on these new Intrepid trips and experiences for 2026. Here’s to the journeys where nature feels larger than life, cosmic, out-of-this-world even. The ones where summits rise above the mist, waterfalls come at you full tilt, stars feel impossibly…
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Jeff Zimmerman: Glass Light Nature
[ad_1] Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center, Putnam County // September 13, 2025 – November 16, 2025 Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center and R & Company present Jeff Zimmerman: Glass Light Nature, a solo exhibition by the acclaimed glass artist in dialogue with the unique environments designed by Mary and Russel Wright. Manitoga—the…
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A Guide for Nature Travelers
[ad_1] More than 1,500 species of wildflowers color the Alaskan landscape. Bursting forth from lush valleys and alpine meadows during the northern summer, the flora blooms from mid-June into August. Experience Alaska’s summer splendor as we survey a tapestry of mixed forest, glacier-fed lakes and rivers, ice-crowned peaks and wondrous wildflower meadows. Our Ultimate Alaska…
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Leaping Lemurs! Global Nature Abounds in the 2025 BigPicture…
[ad_1] Across a wide, rocky gap at the Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve in Madagascar, a lemur is illuminated by the sun as it leaps with its baby. Captured by Donglin Zhou, the photograph took the $5,000 Grand Prize in this year’s Big Picture Competition, highlighting a rare, daring moment as the troop emerged…
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Costa Rica’s Maleku tribe: A lesson in nature & respect
[ad_1] Costa Rica is a nature lover’s dream. But on a journey through Costa Rica, Jemma Fowler realises that nature, and the indigenous communities that rely upon it, need more than love and appreciation. They need respect and, more importantly, environmental action. This is a rare and magical encounter. I’m standing on a moonlit beach…
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Blessed by a Dragonfly
How Stillness, Trust, and a Tiny Visitor Revealed a Universal Truthby Relentless It happened in the most unexpected place. I was in the hot tub—just soaking, breathing, and doing absolutely nothing but being still. No phone in my hand. No music in my ears. Just water, sun, and silence. That’s when I noticed it: a…
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Rafael Araujo: Drawing the Invisible Logic of Nature
[ad_1] Precision by Hand: Drawing Nature’s Intelligence Without Digital Aid In an era where digital software dominates design and illustration, Venezuelan artist and trained architect Rafael Araujo chooses a radically different path—one that reclaims the analog intimacy of pen, compass, and ruler. Known for his intricate depictions of spirals, butterflies, and the mathematical coherence of…
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São Jorge, Brazil: Nature & Trails in Chapada dos Veadeiros
[ad_1] São Jorge, a charming little village nestled at the entrance of Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park in Brazil, is a paradise for nature lovers. With its relaxed vibe, stunning trails, and breathtaking waterfalls, it’s a perfect getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you’re hiking to hidden…