COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new immersive exhibition at the Dublin Arts Council takes viewers on a journey through the beauty and mystery of Iceland from a particular pair of viewpoints.

I spent four days learning about biomimicry and how studying polar bear pelts led to solar energy-capturing coats.

Have you ever wanted to see the beauty of Iceland but didn't want to travel? Now you can witness the beauty of the country in a new exhibition.

Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway… there has to be a reason Nordic countries consistently rank at the top of the list of the ...

After traveling to over 20 countries in the past three years, India, Iceland, and Fiji are some of the many places I can't ...

The festival will transport visitors to Iceland through free events inspired by, and in celebration of, the best of Icelandic culture CHICA ...

This is the 20th year of IMT, quite an achievement for a small not-for-profit space that favours boundary-pushing ...

On Saturday, an exhibition of works by a Kharkiv artist Nika Kozhushko, who was killed at the age of 18 during a Russian ...

In the Faroe Islands, wild, unpredictable weather — fierce winds and rain, and thick fog that settles like a curtain — can ...

Puffins, often referred to as the 'clown of the sea' or 'sea parrot,' are remarkable avian athletes known for their ...

Artist Riitta Ikonen will give a lecture and gallery talk as part of the “Eyes as Big as Plates” exhibit. The show, including ...