A history of caricatures exposes the inside jokes
Searching for folk music on movies can be surprisingly difficult
Richard Field was an undergrad with gumption when he visited the painter at his Long Island home. Nearly 60 years later, Field recalls the memorable affair
Cape Cod's dune shacks are American culture's home away from home
Sculptor Danh Vo deconstructs the American icon
The ongoing expansion of the waterway has given Smithsonian researchers a chance to find new fossils
Paleontologist Nick Pyenson was in a race against a construction crew to salvage a bed of whale fossils, so he called upon 3-D technologists for help
A talented painter who died poor and forgotten may have inspired the influential American artist's work in ceramics
Through January 2013, the Natural History Museum is home to stunning photographs of wildlife around the world
One enthusiast's collection, on exhibit at the Oakland Museum of California, offers a sweeping look at grass-roots movements since the 1960s
They came, they clucked and they conquered. Get the story behind these absurd portraits and how they came to be
By sketching the movements of people at the Cleveland Art Museum, Andrew Oriani laid the groundwork for some deep insights into how art is appreciated
A stunning statue at the Cleveland Museum raises concerns about the acquisition of antiquities
The Latin American artists discuss how their career began over 50 years ago
You ask, we answer – our Smithsonian experts fill you in on the truths behind your burning questions
A photographer's images of domestic tranquility pay tribute to U.S. service members
The Italian art movement that celebrated modernity still moves us 100 years later
Legal expert Deborah Rhode reveals the true force behind all your meetings
In which the author argues that an unidentified work at a Nebraska gallery was painted by the American regionalist master
Designer Kellee Santiago picks five artful video games that tell the history of the medium
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