The Threatened Birds in These Artworks Might One Day Go the Way of the Dodo
The Smithsonian American Art Museum’s exhibition explores mankind’s relationship to birds and the natural world
A World Of His Own: The Art of James Castle
Born profoundly deaf, the self-taught artist’s body of work depicts his unique relationship to the world around him
Richard Estes’ Incredibly Realistic Paintings Require a Double Take
Like stage sets, there seem to be a million stories embedded in the works of Richard Estes, icon of photorealism
Demaking Halo, Remaking Art: ‘Halo 2600’ Developer Discusses the Promise of Video Games
Ed Fries talks with Smithsonian magazine about programming the Atari 2600 and shaping the future of interactive media.
If Clouds Could Make Music, What Would it Sound Like?
How an engineer, video analyst and musician created a pioneering artwork that makes music from the sky
An Exploration of Latino Art at the Smithsonian
Smithsonian Secretary G. Wayne Clough previews a new exhibit at the American Art Museum
A Mischievous St. Nick from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
The 19th-century artist Robert Walter Weir took inspiration from Washington Irving to create a prototype of Santa Claus
The End of the Game, a Mystery in Four Parts
In a first-hand account of participating in an alternative reality game, one player gets caught up in the challenge
Posters
At the National Museum of American Art
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