Chinese archaeologists discovered a 2,200-year-old stone inscription that suggests China’s first emperor sent alchemists to a sacred mountain searching for eternal life. The 37-character carving sits ...

Mimi Onuoha's video completes the exhibition, blending actual photos with an artificial intelligence component. Descending into the gallery space, one encounters billowing textile works by ...

The tie’s roots reach back to ancient Egypt. Around 1550 BC, mummies were buried with a Tyet amulet, also called the Knot of Isis, placed at their necks. Knots held deep meaning in ancient Egyptian ...