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David Moses Bridges, a Passamaquoddy craftsman, reflects on his family's 12,000-year history in Maine while facing a rare form of cancer.
First Nations representation in film has evolved significantly from the silent era to the present, influencing perceptions of Indigenous culture and history.
Charles Matton exploits various mediums to intertwine life and creation in his art.
In the Philippines, a fashion photographer transitions from high-profile shoots to capturing the lives of inmates, showcasing their unique stories within prison walls.
Incredible landmarks like the Taj Mahal and the spiritual city of Varanasi highlight India's rich cultural heritage and ancient traditions along the Ganges River.
Gordon Parks created powerful images that connected the portrayal of Black Americans to their treatment in society, influencing generations of artists.
Over 100 guests are invited to taste a recreated feast based on ancient food remnants found in the burial mound of King Midas in Turkey.
Aspiring models and musicians in Cape Town face the harsh realities of the entertainment industry, battling self-doubt and financial pressure amid their glamorous ambitions.
Nevada's rugged landscape hosts the Burning Man Festival, where artists like Matt Schultz create ephemeral art, while cowboy culture thrives through musicians like Andy Hedges.
In Murano, six master glassmakers, including Pino Signoretto and Lino Tagliapietra, share their artistry and vision for the future of glassmaking.
Vienna's golden age serves as the backdrop for a vibrant exploration of the artistic and cultural innovations of Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele.
Gustav Klimt's evolution from classical naturalism to his iconic Golden Period highlights his mastery of eroticism and gold, shaping his legacy in art history.
Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Família in Barcelona raises questions about its intended completion and the architectural philosophy behind its unfinished state.
Gustav Klimt's “Portrait of Adele” was confiscated by the Nazis during World War II, leading to ongoing disputes over its rightful ownership.
Chua Ek Kay, born in 1947, transformed Chinese ink painting in Singapore, challenging traditional methods and inspiring future generations of artists.
In the High Tatra region of Poland, ten-year-old Krzysztof, a member of the gorals tribe, preserves his cultural heritage through music and dance taught by his family.
Johannes Vermeer, a 17th-century Dutch painter, was largely forgotten until his iconic work, "Girl with a Pearl Earring," was rediscovered in the 20th century.
Edvard Munch's iconic painting "The Scream" has been stolen multiple times, with a notorious 1994 theft highlighting security failures at the National Gallery in Oslo.
Thousands of Palestinians gathered on the Gaza Strip's border with Israel as Amman became a hub for migrants from various countries seeking refuge.
Phil Spector, an award-winning music producer, is linked to both iconic albums and a controversial criminal conviction for murder.
Sean Penn's tumultuous rise to fame, marked by a volatile marriage to Madonna and conflicts with the media, ultimately led to his transformation into an Oscar-winning actor and humanitarian.
At Scandinavia House, a premiere Q&A event features insights from the creators and cast of the documentary Calendar Girl, exploring themes of identity and empowerment.
Hitler's campaign against "degenerate" art is examined through the lens of looted masterpieces by Picasso, Matisse, and Chagall, highlighting the Gurlitt case.
Amy Jordan, a former professional dancer, was struck by a 15-ton New York City Express bus while crossing the street, raising concerns about her ability to dance again.
Phil Richards received a letter from the Queen's representative, marking the beginning of his commission to paint her official portrait for the Diamond Jubilee.
In Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, the last great Maya cities of Tulum, Coba, and Mayapan reveal insights into the civilization's final chapters and architectural achievements.
Chris prepares for a highwire walk at the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, showcasing the intense training and mental focus required for tightrope walking.
Melvin Kangas performs traditional Finnish folk music on the Kantele, a harp steeped in legend, in a picturesque cottage, showcasing the cultural heritage of Finland.
Two actors and filmmakers self-fund a feature film while also working on a teaser trailer for a sci-fi fantasy project called Dream Finder.
Guy Hoffman performs as Pierrot in Montreal, expressing a poignant tale of love and loss through pantomime against the vibrant backdrop of the city.
New York City's street booksellers share their lives, loves, and unique perspectives in a gritty exploration of their vibrant underground community.
By 1925, Kenji Mizoguchi had directed more than 30 films, covering genres from contemporary dramas to historical epics and adaptations of Western literature.
Nearly 100,000 homeless men, women, and children live in Los Angeles, where some create fine art despite the challenges of Skid Row.
Leonardo da Vinci's artistic techniques and methodologies are examined, revealing insights into the genius behind his enduring legacy.
Nico Acampora operates a pizzeria in Italy that employs autistic individuals, fostering their independence in a supportive environment.
British writers, including Joe Abercrombie and Joanne Harris, have significantly shaped the global fantasy genre, reflecting the nation's cultural identity and literary heritage.
Raphael, a key figure of the Italian High Renaissance, produced an impressive body of work in Rome before his untimely death at the age of 37.
Five hours pass as the sun rises over America, revealing diverse landscapes from the mountains to the coasts.
Two master boat builders in Canada explore their craft as a means of achieving balance and healing in their lives.
Filmmaker-artist Jo Roy shares her creative process and techniques for crafting the experimental short CORPUS AND THE WANDERING using minimal resources.
In Peoria, locations tied to the tragic lives of pop culture icons like Marilyn Monroe, Biggie, and Tupac are explored, highlighting their final moments.
Jan van Eyck's legacy, including the Ghent Altarpiece, reveals the complexities of his life and the growing demand for his art in the early Northern Renaissance.
A $2.6 million American RV has been custom-built to match a Lamborghini, showcasing the heights of luxury and craftsmanship in motorhome design.
West Dorset's picturesque towns and villages showcase stunning natural beauty and unique architecture, highlighting the charm of the English countryside.
Hannah Arendt's theories serve as a foundation for a global exploration of knowledge and its complexities, featuring insights from Noam Chomsky and Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova.
Historic panoramic photographs from the Alaska Territory, taken by U.S. Geological Survey topographers between 1910 and 1932, are displayed at the National Archives.
In Montreal, four young drag performers-Stephan, Jason, Bracken, and Nemis-prepare for their first group performance at Pride, facing challenges and rivalries along the way.
A husband and wife team uses body paint to transform an athlete into a painted warrior for obstacle races, blending art with competition.
