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• News

  

  Dermalogica and Kiva Equals Healthy Skin and Empowered Women

  Women are worth investing in. 82 percent of Kiva's borrowers are women, so put some female empowerment in your medicine cabinet.

  by Rebecca Rigal

• Technology

  

  Lab Animals Rejoice: Scientists Make Artificial Skin for Tests

  Yesterday was a good day for bunnies: Scientific American reported that researchers now have a new way of testing toxicity that doesn't involve...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Education

  

  Getting Under My Skin: When "Tiger Mother" Meets "Race to Nowhere"

  Frustrated kids and conflicting messages about education are leaving parents more confused than ever about how to handle our "achievement culture".

  by Homa Tavangar

• Business

  

  Micro-Bias: If You Want a Kiva Loan, It Helps to Be Pretty and Light-Skinned

  Micro-lending sites like Kiva are an important development tool, but bias is affecting lending choices. Here's how to fix it.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Culture

  

  Light-Skinned Black Women Receive Shorter Prison Sentences Than Dark Women

  A scary new study says a person's color, not just her race, is a factor in criminal sentencing.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Lifestyle

  

  How I Fixed My Skin by Making My Own Beauty Products

  A guide to cheap and easy made-from-scratch cleansers, toners, moisturizers, scrubs, and masks.

  by Lesley Clayton

• Education

  

  The Last Free Speech: Street Art at Manual Arts High School

  World renowned artists are heading to South Los Angeles to collaborate with students and visually give voice to social and political issues.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Culture

  

  Art on Track: Public Art Meets Public Transportation

    Public art and public transportation combined? What more could you ask for? Art on Track is a young annual event in Chicago (it started in...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Art Imitates Art

  Coralie Volegaar thinks our "copy-paste culture" recycles a few good ideas ad nauseam.

  by Anneloes Van Gaalen

• Environment

  

  Enter the "Waves for Change" Art Contest and Win a 10-Day Ocean Voyage

  Want to sail the seas of plastic pollution with 5 Gyres? Turn litter into art and enter this contest.

  by Ben Jervey

• Lifestyle

  

  Feast Your Eyes: Ikea Cookbook Returns as the "Art of Cooking" Video Series

  Check out photographer Carl Kleiner's latest project with Ikea: nine whimsical videos that should inspire a little cooking. And maybe some dancing.

  by Peter Smith

• Design

  

  For Your Art

  For our L.A.-based readers, we'd like to clue you in to a little something happening in the art scene in your city. Usually overshadowed by New...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• GOOD Blog

  

  Fun With Art

  Some artists have made a giant pink rabbit and put it in the Alps. It's supposed to make you feel like Gulliver. In the part where everything else...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  We've Got Art

  Our pictures are back! Enjoy the view..

  by Anonymous

• Design

  

  Art Informer

  Megan Murphy is making art available for the masses.

  by Rebecca Ruiz, Ramona Rosales

• Design

  

  Sick Art

  RxArt commissions prominent artists to decorate hospitals.

  by Meryl Rothstein

• News

  

  Art Forum

  Lauri Firstenberg is putting Los Angeles's public art in the spotlight.

  by Alissa Walker, Jeff Minton

• Design

  

  Works of Art

  The Re:Construction project in New York lets artists use building sites as their canvas.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Business

  

  Art Market

  Two New York designers are providing artists with a way to get life's necessities by simply painting them.

  by Theo Schell-Lambert

• Design

  

  Fun with Art

  Jonathon Keats makes art that makes you think. How much is that worth?

  by Theo Schell-Lambert, Jen Dessinger