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A professional selfie stick photographer teaches tourists in urban settings how to enhance their photography experience by collaborating with others.
Watch Dan Hurlin’s puppets from 'Demolishing Everything with Amazing Speed' come to life.
Theo and Lily's weekend in the Catskills reveals their differences over a Vermeer painting.
J.S. Lovering Wharton builds Clingstone Mansion for privacy off Rhode Island's coast.
Amy Long draws a cartoon of a building with a sign that reads 'pre-owned shells,' comparing it to a used car lot.
The Taj Mahal is a memorial to true love built by Shah Jahan for Mumtaz Mahal.
The Peacock Room is relocated to the Smithsonian's Freer Gallery after igniting a famous feud.
David Gran highlights Peter Paul Biro's forensic art authentication methods in Montreal.
Mouza Al Hamrani and Ila Colombo redefine art and technology in Dubai's creative scene.
Melanie Bilenker uses human hair to draw small portraits, reviving Victorian hairwork art.
Kathakali is a traditional Indian dance from Kerala that emphasizes expressive eye movements.
Bob Manov presents a Trump-shaped sharpener inspired by New Yorker cartoons.
Diane Salinger channels Tallulah Bankhead with fashion inspiration from Doris for her play.
Eímear Noone transforms video game music from World of Warcraft and Zelda into orchestral performances.
Doris and Shelly Lyn visit Joseff of Hollywood to admire his iconic jewelry designs.
A London blacksmith uses pattern welding to create Saxon sword replicas in Mystic Britain.
Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique self-made tools.
After months of training, Jean Menard Derenoncourt uses individual threads from a scrap of canvas to repair a painting with a significant tear.
John Gurche creates life-like sculptures of early ancestors for Smithsonian Spotlight: Human Origins.
A flashy car makes a feminist statement using Punkins and Road Kill to challenge norms.
Artisan builders at Uhuru furniture workshop in Brooklyn use reclaimed bourbon barrels and Coney Island boardwalk wood to create unique furniture pieces.
James Cook uses thousands of words to create intricate typewritten drawings in Essex, England.
At 5:45 AM, the cast begins their transformation in the hair chair, where artists create signature Viking looks with braids and dirt for authenticity.
Arcadia creates Glastonbury's Spider and Dragonfly stages, founded by Bertie Cole and Pip Rush.
Bob Mankoff discusses cartoons by Paul Noth and Cameron Hafeez in The New Yorker.
Hockney combines 30 Polaroid photographs to create a collage that captures time and space in a way traditional photography cannot.
Ansel Adams revolutionizes landscape photography in Stories From the Vaults series.
Doris highlights her Moschino pieces as Jeremy Scott shares their unique value and significance.
Controversial artworks often ignite tensions between artistic freedom and religious sensitivities, highlighting the complexities of expression in modern society.
In 1991, the Magic Circle began accepting women, marking a significant shift in a society founded in 1905 that had long been male-dominated.
Denver, originally just a saloon, is now an art-lover's paradise in Colorado.
Meet Jascmeen, a recent hire at L.A. Frock Stars, who loves 80s fashion and vintage clothing.
Pauline de Rothschild transforms Chateau Moutin with her sophisticated design flair.
Dom, a robot designed to set up dominoes, attempts to arrange 100,000 pieces in 24 hours, a task that would take a team of seven a week.
Lauren Thompson, director of L.A. Frock Stars, prepares for a Daytime Emmy nomination by selecting a vintage dress adorned with feathers.
Xenia Rubinos emphasizes being strong about taking risks in her music-making process.
Guillaume Legros, a French artist, creates graffiti in Switzerland to document migrant stories.
Lucian Freud's nude paintings, initially rejected by the art market, gain acclaim after the Hirshhorn Museum's significant acquisition, reshaping perceptions of the human form.
The Smithsonian conservators adapt to preserve artworks made from unorthodox materials.
Yvon Chouinard demonstrates tying the pheasant tail and partridge fly in this informative session.
In a cautionary tale against self-indulgence, Peter Foldès' animated short illustrates one man's descent into greed amidst a world still facing hunger and poverty.
At 13 years old, Andrea navigates the complexities of self-acceptance and societal expectations regarding body image alongside her friend Christina.
Larkin created thousands of drawings for his animated films, but later faced addiction and homelessness in Toronto.
Paul and Millie Cao, Vietnamese refugees, have spent over 40 years in California, transforming from professionals into vibrant dance performers.
An abstract succession of unrelated views of a passing crowd critiques machine-dominated society and influenced George Lucas's conceptualization of "The Force."
A collection of 1980s porn videotapes becomes a focal point for Charlie Tyrell as he seeks to understand his late father through inherited possessions.
In August 1969, the village of Old Massett celebrated the raising of a new totem pole by Haida carver Robert Davidson, marking a cultural revival for the Haida people.
An 11-year-old girl from Tors Cove reflects on Newfoundland's traditions and daily life in a 19-minute film from 1981.
