Articles by Winnie Lee

In her work, Wendy Red Star reframes representation of Native Americans.

It took a custom-built barge and a whole lot of patience to get these rare animals off a shrinking island.

Centuries of devotion line the walls.

Wilson Bentley was the first to claim that each snowflake is unique—and provided evidence.

A collection of curious and wondrous views from around the world.

Even in 2020, the world is aglow.

10-year old Aimoldir Dayanbek is out there beating grown men.

Landscape photography like this helped create the national park system.

It's easy to see why the island attracts artists and geology lovers.

Rosamond Purcell finds stories, landscapes, and more on their mottled surfaces.

Freeman Vines honors a lost Black life with his ‘Hanging Tree Guitars.’

The famous gateway to the United States lay abandoned for years before it was restored.

These little gems are not your typical images of space travel.

The stonemasons of the Freiburg Minster in southern Germany go to great lengths—and heights.

Our latest celestial visitor has a starring role in some out-of-this-world photos.

These otherworldly landscapes are no mirage.

Inequality was built-in.

The perspective made George Steinmetz an “accidental environmentalist.”

Raku Inoue is now finding inspiration for his precise, ephemeral works in his backyard.

And offer tranquility among "living fossils."

"Invite them to capture the way they see the world."

Think of it as the Great Indoors.

Personal protective equipment can be a source of personal expression.

Messages of respect, hope, and frustration have appeared in our largely empty public spaces.