Send the Musée de la Civilisation a photo, and it will match you with an ancient statue
A neglected period of American photographic history goes on display at the National Gallery of Art
The 29 artworks on display capture the wonder in nature, engineering and discoveries
Playing around in this massive joke file is like a crash course in brash humor
At the Cooper Hewitt, a rare opportunity to view "The World of Radio" with its masterful vignettes celebrating the Modern age
"Polka dots are a way to infinity," says Japan's most successful artist, now at the Hirshhorn
Sophisticated microscopes, satellites and other instruments can create stunning images in experts’ hands
The New-York Historical Society's newest exhibit delves into the history of the city's once-turbulent ink scene
A new exhibition shows that classical ballet and the role of the ballerina are rapidly changing
The great American painter owed a luminous debt to the French Modernist
Washington's much-anticipated annual flower show moves to the Hirshhorn for the flora that loves to perform
A new book and exhibition pay homage to Santiago Ramón y Cajal’s impressive powers of observation
The inhumanity brought on by Executive Order 9066 spurred Isamu Noguchi to action
From subject to statement, food has played a role in art for millennia
Commissioned for <em>Smithsonian</em> magazine, this painting shows a leader at a crossroads
Photographer Mark Marchesi spent four years tracing images from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's epic poem, "Evangeline"
How a Mesoamerican insect once created the globe's most coveted color
Photographer Emanuele Fornasier spends hours capturing the intricacy of chemical reactions
Several innovative art shows, some which close early in the new year, are a must-see
The Hirshhorn's 65-year retrospective boasts six mirror rooms by this hugely popular artist
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