"Market Symphony" is a new audio installation at the National Museum of African Art in Washington, D.C. The exhibition layers sound from a market in Lagos, Nigeria. The speakers are installed on enamelware trays which are often used in markets. Courtesy of the National Museum of African Art hide caption
Singer-songwriter Walter Martin. Sebastian Kim/Ile Flottante Music hide caption
The Knoedler & Company art gallery, shown here in 2010, had been in business since before the Civil War. The gallery permanently closed its doors in 2011. Paul Goguen/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption
Jae Rhim Lee models her mushroom burial suit at the TED conference. James Duncan Davidson/TED hide caption
Before it moved to the Museum of Fine Arts, Frida Kahlo's Dos Mujeres (Salvadora y Herminia) belonged to the family of American industrialist Jackson Cole Phillips, who purchased it from Kahlo in 1929. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston hide caption
Clockwise from top left: French copper pate mold circa 1870, potato steamer c. 1950, poacher for turbot fish c. 1960, Earthenware tripiere pot c. 1920, terracotta toupin for simmering stews and soups from c. 1940. Courtesy of The Culinary Institute of America hide caption
Llapingacho is one of Marcella Kriebel's favorite recipes from her travels. It is an Ecuadorian cheese-stuffed potato pancake. Juxtaposed is causa, a Peruvian dish of layered potato, shrimp and avocado. Marcella Kriebel hide caption
Finding spaces to shoot is often challenging for The Tenth in ways that it isn't for more mainstream publication. Rakeem Cunningham hide caption
Red Lettuce Ryan Kellman/NPR hide caption
Andre Courrèges, Parisian fashion designer, waves at the door of his fashion house in Paris on Feb. 8, 1967. The designer has died at the age of 92. AP hide caption
"Cities are meant to be for people. They are meant as places for people to come together." — Amanda Burden James Duncan Davidson/TED hide caption
A daguerreotype of Jack-Be-Little Squash, an heirloom variety from plant conservationist Amy Goldman's farm in New York's Hudson Valley. Jerry Spagnoli hide caption
