Contributors to this open textbook offer relatable descriptions, details, and contexts of artworks from around the world, which have often been relegated to the peripheries of art and social history. Art traditions from Africa, Oceania, South and Southeast Asia, Islamicate regions, East Asia, and the indigenous Americas (before colonization) are prioritized to challenge the long-held view that "real art" only comes from the West. Introductory discussions of the history of art history and geographic conventions set the stage for considering the larger question, "where does art come from," and other questions such as, "why haven't I heard much about art from Africa, Oceania, etc.?" This book takes a pluralistic approach, forefronting diversity and interconnectedness. Scholars and students collaborated to produce this book. Student contributions will continue to improve the text and interactivity as it evolves. A scavenger hunt of student-made "easter eggs" builds a thread of engagement and humor throughout the book. Make sure to find them all!