People have been making marks in the sand throughout history. For some, it’s a meditative practice. For most, it’s a way to sign your name on a vacation beach. For Dubai-based Filipino artist ...

The Japanese practice of drawing patterns in sand, known as “karesansui” or “dry landscape” gardening, is often associated with Zen Buddhism. These gardens are designed to embody a sense of ...

Celebrate summer at the beach with one of the largest events in Ocean Shores — Five Star Dealerships’ Sand and Sawdust ...

An artist in Ireland creates mind-blowing optical illusions out of sand — and then watches them wash away. Manuel Frolich enjoys going to the beach, but he doesn’t just lounge around like most people.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The woman behind a sand drawing of the King’s face that took six hours to create and measures 90ft by 65ft described her artwork ...

Humans have always drawn lines in the sand, whether it’s to communicate a plan of attack or to indicate metaphorically a very real boundary. It’s also something we do just for the aesthetic pleasure, ...

When strolling down the beach, there’s always an urge to draw in the sand – it seems compulsory to make your mark by inscribing something. But there’s a dilemma: how do you go about physically drawing ...

If you’ve been frequenting the sandy beaches along the rugged, Welsh Pembrokeshire Coast in Britain, you might have noticed some mysterious shapes appearing in the sand. These intricate murals are ...

Hassan Aliyu's 40-year retrospective at Wolfson College and ArtSpace 5-7 in Cambridge, UK, traces a life and practice shaped by movement and memory, and by the persistent work of making art in the ...