Gustave Eiffel | The Eiffel Tower

For today's episode, I wanted to focus on the business side of art by looking at art fairs. I interviewed Amy from the 57th Street Art Fair in Chicago. Celebrating its 79th anniversary, this historic fair has evolved from a neighborhood gathering into a premier juried event. Lear ...  Show more

Tiziano Vecellio, known simply as Titian, stands as the central figure of the Venetian Renaissance, dominating the art world for over sixty years with his revolutionary approach to color and composition. Renowned for his specific "Titian Red" and the lavish application of expensi ...  Show more

La Tour Eiffel, construite en 1889 par Gustave Eiffel, est l'un des monuments les plus célèbres du monde. Haute de 324 mètres, elle a été critiquée à ses débuts, mais est rapidement devenue un symbole de la France. Utilisée comme antenne radio et pour des expériences scientifi ...

Pourquoi on a construit la tour Eiffel ?

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This week, we're digging into The B1M's recent video "Why New York’s Leaning Skyscrapers Don’t Fall Over". Together, we're dissecting one of NYC's most unusual towers... two skyscrapers that lean into each other - because they have to. This is the story behind the American Copper ...  Show more

Look, we love Lady Liberty as much as the next patriot. But why on Earth did France give America a massive and exoribitant gift that wasn't on our registry? Will and Mango dig into the bizarre Parisian dinner party that led to the idea, the mathematical word problem of a way the ...  Show more