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Art from Casper, Wyoming, showcases the unique cultural influences and artistic expressions that shape the region's vibrant creative landscape.
Kawika Kahiapo exemplifies the rich tradition of Slack Key guitar, blending contemporary composition with the historical significance of Hawaiian music.
The Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition showcases twelve finalists as they prepare under intense pressure for an eight-day performance challenge.
The first annual Echosynthetic Synthwave Festival in Atlanta, GA, featured performances and interviews with artists like James Mitchell and Vlad Legosi on November 11, 2017.
Showbread, a Christian punk band led by Joshua S. Porter, reunites to reflect on their influential music and legacy during the 10-year anniversary of their acclaimed album.
A group of disabled performers auditions for a TV talent show but finds themselves forgotten in a separate waiting room during a live theater production.
Diverse actors with disabilities, including Regan Linton and Lucy Roucis, challenge stereotypes and showcase their talents in a musical celebration of imperfection.
In a high school in the United States, Jim Kennedy guides the PHS Singers through a year of musical growth, personal development, and collaboration.
Two comedians from Toronto have meetings with CBS and Fox while pursuing opportunities in Los Angeles's competitive entertainment industry.
In Brooklyn, New York, America's largest Caribbean community celebrates its vibrant culture through an annual festival filled with music, color, and tradition.
Ean Williams, the executive director and founder of DC Fashion Week, reflects on ten years of bringing the event to life in the nation's capital.
Lewisburg, PA hosts a visit to the Campus Theater, a renowned smashburger restaurant, and Mecum's Auto Auction, showcasing top snowboards and classic cars.
In various landscapes around the world, time-lapse photography captures the serene beauty of nature, showcasing Earth's diverse atmospheres and environments.
A Dutch family transformed a 400-year-old monastery in Italy into a home, artist's workshop, and nature preserve, blending history with creativity.
Dorothy Riester, a talented sculptor and conservationist, is highlighted for her role in creating the Stone Quarry Hill Art Park in Cazenovia, NY.
A Russian-born artist in San Francisco creates a bronze sculpture to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music and Ballet, set to Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake.
Robby Love roller skates from Chicago to Los Angeles along Route 66, meeting diverse individuals whose stories challenge his views on life and environmental issues.
4,500 negatives taken by photographers Robert Capa, Gerda Taro, and David 'Chim' Seymour during the Spanish Civil War were recovered in Mexico City after 70 years.
George Yount, the first white settler in Napa Valley, arrived in 1831 and received a land grant that included what is now Caymus Rancho.
In a major operatic production of Verdi's "La Traviata," filmmaker Philippe Béziat captures the creative process with Natalie Dessay and the London Symphony Orchestra.
In Italy, archaeologists and art restorers work on restoring medieval cave frescoes while engaging with a community of shepherds facing systemic neglect.
Doug Hream Blunt, a male nurse and adult music student, partners with David Byrne and Peanut Butter Wolf for his first world tour outside Laguna Honda Hospital.
Street performers from around the globe, including Alakazam and The Silly People, showcase their talents in a feature documentary highlighting the art of busking.
Aerial views of iconic North American landscapes and landmarks, including Alaska, New York City, and Washington, D.C., are presented in this video essay narrated by Tom Skerritt.
Subsource performs live in Frankfurt, where fans describe the band's energy as "off the hook" and their music as "fantastic" and "rocking the whole time."
Women from diverse religious backgrounds explore the significance of sacred music in contemporary society, challenging gender barriers to promote unity and harmony.
In North Bergen, New Jersey, minimalist footage captures the city's streets through fixed camera angles and long takes, accompanied by ambient urban sounds.
In a Sicilian town, artist Eolo Bottaro re-imagines the lost goddess Isis, sparking a profound connection between the community and the statue's creation.
Bob Hawk, a pivotal figure in the 90s indie film scene, has mentored numerous acclaimed filmmakers while navigating his own unique personal journey.
An 87-year-old American comedian, Lynn Ruth Miller, navigates creative differences with filmmaker Richard Lipman while exploring her life story in London.
Buddy Monro travels from London to Nigeria to pursue a career in the rapidly growing Nollywood film industry, motivated by personal tragedy.
Doug McWilliams, master photographer for Topps baseball cards from 1971-1994, shares insights and stories behind his iconic images of over 1,400 major leaguers.
Nick Elliott, a world-renowned Rock Art Photographer, shares insights into his childhood and the evolution of his distinctive photographic style in this biography.
Bill Birch, a legendary news photographer, recounts the evolution of moving image news from the silent era to the advent of video using rare footage.
Three lifelong friends from Brooklyn, New York, transform their experiences with trauma into the influential music of Life of Agony, featuring the first openly transgender lead singer.
John Kaye travels by motorbike through rural Australia, engaging with residents over three weeks to create paintings that reflect their cultural stories.
Philadelphia-based rock band Rosetta faces personal and professional challenges as they navigate the complexities of the modern music industry.
Independent filmmakers face challenges in a rapidly changing industry, with many aiming for global audiences rather than specific small groups.
Three months is the time Alexandra Thomas spent creating her favorite cosplay, reflecting the dedication and effort many cosplayers invest in their craft.
In the 1950s and 60s, Las Vegas hosted around 25,000 residents, creating a vibrant music scene where jazz musicians played nightly in hotels and nightclubs.
In Milan, renowned chef Massimo Bottura and 60 international chefs transform food waste into nutritious meals for the city's most disadvantaged communities.
P.O.C. cosplayers share their creative journeys and challenges in the vibrant world of cosplay, highlighting their passion and resilience.
Travis Prine documents the production of "Sect" over a year and a half, capturing the challenges faced by the cast and crew working with a micro budget.
Leah Culver navigates the challenges of the music industry while coping with personal loss and striving to establish her identity as a pop artist.
Male Bowerbirds, including Satin and Regent species, construct intricate bowers and perform elaborate dances to attract mates and ensure reproductive success.
Jimmy Lyons passed away at the age of 86, leaving behind a legacy of music that deeply influenced the jazz community.
Vera Tormenta, a significant figure in post-World War II Paris and 1950s Rio de Janeiro, shaped the bohemian art scene through her collaborations with Ferreira Gullar and Darel Valença Lins.
In Bushwick, Brooklyn, tensions surrounding race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic barriers emerge amid community development, with art serving as a catalyst for dialogue.
