Camp Buehring is a long way from Minnesota. Grafted onto the middle of the Kuwaiti desert, the base heats up to 125 degrees or more in the dry season and gets drenched by six-inch floodwaters in the ...

One hundred years ago, the U.S. entered the first global war — an ugly, dirty, agonizing conflict that cost millions of lives and changed the world. Now, the National Air and Space Museum in ...

Russia's monstrous invasion of Ukraine has changed my newspaper reading habits. (Yes, I still get actual daily papers, just as I own actual radios. Eight, in fact. But I digress.) These days, I'm ...

War Child, the charity that provides support to children caught in war zones around the world, is back with another auction of original artworks. This year, the charity has invited 52 artists to ...

It was a hot day in the African desert with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit, on a deployment to ­Djibouti, Africa. A Fox Company Marine lieutenant with 2nd Battalion, 6th Marines, stood facing ...

Brendan Bellomo and Slava Leontyev won the Grand Jury Prize in the U.S. Documentary Competition at Sundance with this look at the difficulty and necessity of producing art in times of conflict. By ...

Update: With The Art of God of War Ragnarok hitting stores soon, IGN can debut an exclusive preview of this massive new art book. Check out the slideshow gallery below to see some of the character ...

While the recent news of Cornelius Gurlitt’s cache of 1,400 Nazi-connected paintings is an astounding recovery of works long missing, the extent of irreparable cultural damage during World War II ...

When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. This book is about a time when the United States was actively engaged with the rest of the world. In ...

War is a continuation of politics by other means, but its form and manifestation on the battlefield are directly linked to the intersection of ideas and changing material conditions. 5 In the past, ...

“No other decorative device or object can accomplish so much per dollar as wallpaper.” That’s the midcentury decorator Michael Greer, writing in his gem of a book “Inside Design,” published in 1962.