Browsing: World

This month Nautilus is tackling the idea of home—what it is, what it means to us, and how we find our way there. Along the way, we’re discovering that home is an essential idea for humans, the subject of countless songs, poems, movies, paintings, novels, and idioms. In English, home is where the heart is. There’s […]

From Morocco to Mongolia, or what we can learn about climate change from Inuit whale hunters.

From Bhutan to Britain, or what medieval depictions of heaven have to do with the neuroscience of well-being.

Examining street art from a variety of angles, from the artistic to the sociocultural to the political, to glean holistic understanding of the important medium for public dialogue.

Portraits of the world’s most powerful leaders by iconic photographer Platon.

Photographer Jason Eskenazi sets out to explore the age-old East/West divide in a fascinating series.

Remarkable, rare vintage lantern slides of life in Egypt in the turn of the 20th century.

Remarkable hand-colored images of Japanese life and landscape from the early 20th century.

An ambitious anthology exploring the use of Arabic script in urban context.

An engrossing visual time-capsule of life in 30 countries, captured by 16 of the world’s leading photographers.