In celebration of the recent summer solstice, one artist has decided to pay homage to Stonehenge, the mysterious prehistoric monument of Salisbury, England. Tommy Gun created a replica of the famous stone circle using 18 scrap cars stacked bumper-to-bumper on the lawn of London's South Bank.
BLOG POSTS  | Ralph A. Miriello: An Intimate Evening of Solo Piano with Jason Moran at the Carnegie Room of the Nyack Library Friday June 15, 2012
Within the confines of the elegantly appointed Carnegie Room at the Nyack Library, a full house made up of the curious and the cognoscenti, came to listen and feel the music of a modern pianistic virtuoso by the name of Jason Moran. |  | Andy Propst: Laura Osnes Brings Homespun Charm to the Upper East Side
What might be most impressive about Laura Osnes' work is that she can take classics, long associated with legendary singers, and make them her own. |  | Phil Hansen: 5 Easy Crafts That Take 5 Minutes
No formal training needed, just a willingness to create art with anything at hand using offbeat techniques. Once you tattoo a banana, print on marshmallows, or mold a Mona Lisa sugar cookie, you'll definitely be curious about what else is possible! |  | Frank Browning: Art Saves a City: 5-Story Elephant Prowls the Streets
 Nantes is the hot spot in the European art world, a middling-sized city re-built on the notion that public art is a smart investment that promotes itself as France's most "bizarre" city. |  | Soldanela Rivera: Latino Disconnect: Entre Paola y Gloria and Stuff of Dreams
The film projects "La Toma," "Entre Nos" and "Autumn's Eyes" have one thing in common, Paola Mendoza and Gloria LaMorte. They are sisters in creativity in a field where not many women have a stage, get recognized, and much less as Latina filmmakers. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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