Jess Righthand

Jess Righthand

Jess Righthand is a former editorial intern at Smithsonian. She writes about music, theater, movies and the arts.

Stories from this author

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Discovery’s Last Flight

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Wednesday Roundup: Caterpillars, Videos, iPad Apps and More

In his last ten weeks of life, Vincent Van Gogh experienced a period of unprecedented productivity. A new book compiles paintings produced during that time.

The Woman Who Brought Van Gogh to the World

Art lovers have Vincent van Gogh’s sister-in-law to credit for introducing the impressionist’s work to the world

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How to Preserve a Family Album Smithsonian-Style

Theo Eshetu's Brave New World II is on display now on permanent display at African Art.

What’s Up

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Zoo’s Lion Cubs Pass Swim Test

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Wednesday Roundup: Phantoms, Costumes and Halloween Galore

Behind the Scenes at “Infinity of Nations” in New York City

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Shahnama: The Persian Book of Kings Opens at the Sackler Gallery

A new exhibition

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Wednesday Roundup: Podcasts, Warhol and Archives

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National Design Awards—Glamorous and Brainy

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The Anatomy of Renaissance Art

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Crochet Your Way to Coral Reef

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Wednesday Roundup: Anthems, Feathers and Pheon

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Writing New Chapters of African American History Through The Kinsey Collection

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Thelonious Monk Vocal Competition Brings Semi-Finalists to NMAI

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Wednesday Roundup: Cute Lion Cub Pics, Kiwis and Hula Hoops

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October 4, 2004: SpaceShipOne Wins $10 Million X Prize

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Gargantuan Spider Webs Bridge Waters of Madagascar

No matter what type of music they played, says Apache guitarist Stevie Salas, Native Americans "seemed to share a common rhythmic thread."

The Pop Charts’ Native Roots

From country music ballads to rock power chords, Native Americans left a lasting impression on the soundtrack of the 20th century

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