Classical art and humor pair up incredibly well. They’re such a powerful combination, and the internet has been in love with it for years. And not just professional artists and art historians, mind ...

If you like art and are on Instagram, then you probably know the account @freeze_magazine—that’s freeze spelled with an E, like “help me, I’m freezing,” not with an I, like the popular art magazine ...

The artistic mind is a curious one. It's always searching for new ways to interpret the world and can find inspiration even in the mundane and unexpected. And the subreddit r/artmemes embodies that ...

Rodin’s statue of a serious man has become a popular template for not-so-serious memes. Auguste Rodin, The Thinker, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in front of the Congress. Courtesy Getty Images. Such ...

The subreddit /r/trippinthroughtime is for memes about historical figures, where someone in art or an old photo looks confused or silly. Each picture has a caption, usually treating the weird art as ...

There are many different types of humor. Depending on your age, your lifestyle and what kind of mood you’re in, you might find one much funnier than the others. But not every joke can be explained.

Memes are the comedy language of the internet — from “mocking Spongebob,” “cat at the dinner table,” and “Kermit the Frog sipping tea” to classics like “LOL guy” and “Doge.” Paying homage to this ...

A post shared by Four Lads In Jeans (@fourladsinjeans) The meme originated in 2020 and the four men faced online trolling as a result A post shared by Connor Jordan Humpage (@cj_humps_tattoos) The ...