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Ned Kahn's Avalanche
The sculpture, composed of a mixture of sand and glass beads, evokes the dynamics of moving soil, sand and snow (3:37)
Ned Kahn's Rain Oculus
This giant whirlpool is capable of circulating 6,000 gallons of water per minute and funtions as a kinetic sculpture, skylight and waterfall (1:37)
Inside Dogfish Head Brewery
One of the brains behind the famed Delaware brewery talks about what goes into producing one of their beers (2:02)
Food Science in Slow-Motion
Watch a piece of charcoal catch fire and see what happens when a cube of gelatin is dropped on a flat surface (01:59)
The Life of George Ault
Alexander Nemerov looks back at the artist’s life and how earlymisfortunes shaped his interpretation of the 1940s (3:12)
Edward Curtis: Photographing the North American Indian
A close look reveals how the famed photographer altered his glass negatives (4:11)
Wayne Thiebaud on Pop Art
The artist discusses where his work fits among the many genres of painting (3:13)
Wayne Thiebaud: Beyond the Cakes
He made a name for himself painting pastries and other everyday objects, but his other work--cartoons and cityscapes--showcase the scope of his talents (3:34)
J. Henry Fair on Devastating Beauty
The photographer talks about what he aims for in his shots of industrial scars on the American landscape (2:15)
Arcimboldo: More Than Meets the Eye
The Hapsburg Dynasty’s court painter’s unique style of portraiture, using fruits, vegetables and animals to compose his faces -- has fascinated artists and the general public for centuries (03:56)
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