If Patrick Dougherty shows up in town, he's there to make art - with a twist - out of sticks
Historian, photographer and Macarthur "genius," Deborah Willis documents the black experience
From poetry to war correspondence, this 31-year-old has been spreading words with a missionary's zeal
Hint: It's Real
The exuberant fin de siècle style is celebrated in a sweeping exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington
With nylon ropes and steely nerves, Project Bandaloop performs high above the crowds
A new exhibition explores the potent mystique of the Near East and its sway on American Art and Culture
With its colorful history and a touch of whimsy, the Renwick is a singular experience
And the shag, a stylish Southern dance, was born and reborn along the Carolina coast
The "Prairie Cinderella" who sculpted Lincoln and Farragut and set tongues wagging
In masterpieces of metal and wood, modern craftsmen revive a straight-shooting icon of the old frontier
Israeli designer Doron Gazit has harnessed the wind to create immense visual surprises and a whole new form of art
Rockwell Kent was a master of bucolic landscapes, but his contentious politics earned him the nickname
Saving major works of art from decay
Armed with easel, palette and pencil, George Catlin went west in the 1830s to paint the real "Wild West"
Or maybe not. America's most grueling adult tricycle competition is tough on riders and equipment alike
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