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In Prishtina, 14-year-old Yllka Leti battles cystic fibrosis while showcasing her artistic talent and navigating the challenges of her daily life.
The Jama Masjid Mosque in Delhi showcases Mughal Emperor Shahjahan's architectural vision.
In New Brunswick, King Cole tea has been a cherished tradition for 100 years, symbolizing community, conversation, and nostalgia in Acadie.
In a future shaped by monstrous beings, Dove, a gender-shifting warrior, uses ancestral medicine to protect their community and restore balance to the world.
Four individuals who have never traveled before have their brain data transformed into visual portraits in an immersive art experience at Art Basel.
Expressions of Time bookstore in Vernon, BC, has been open for six years, offering a mix of books, antiques, and vintage jewelry.
Emerging Indigenous filmmakers Kassia Ward, Meky Ottawa, and Chris Grant participated in a 22-week apprenticeship through the 's Hothouse program.
CELL Technical Art Studios creates zombies for films like ‘Train to Busan’ and ‘Parasite’.
Eagle Witt performs at up to 12 comedy spots in a single night, balancing humor and hard work in New York City's competitive stand-up scene.
Photographer Brian Skerry discusses his career, inspirations, and memorable adventures in marine photography for National Geographic.
Renowned actors like Diane Keaton, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Shelley Duvall share insights into their craft, revealing the artistry behind their performances.
Orson Welles reflects on his Hollywood experiences and the role of directors in a compelling 1982 interview, showcasing his innovative approach to filmmaking.
Renowned 20th-century authors share insights on their writing techniques, exploring themes of identity, creativity, and the ethics of personal material.
Ancient Mesopotamian arts, including pottery, metalwork, jewelry, cylinder seals, and sculpture, reveal the everyday lives and creativity of this remarkable civilization.
Intimacy directors, like Alicia Rodis from HBO, are reshaping on-set practices to ensure ethical portrayals of simulated sex in television and film.
Robin Hood Gardens contains 213 council flats, sparking debate among residents and architects about whether to preserve or demolish the controversial estate.
Sissinghurst Castle Garden, once a dilapidated manor, was transformed by poet Vita Sackville-West and her husband into a celebrated horticultural masterpiece.
Nadav Vimman served for three years as an army sniper in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, where he began to question his role in the military's actions.
Jer Thorp, a Emerging Explorer, transforms complex data into visualizations that enhance understanding and emotional connection through art and design.
In a vibrant forest, a hedgehog's commitment to his home leads to conflict with a group of greedy animals in this animated short based on Branko Ćopić's story.
Jean Miro's painting reflects on mortality and the fate of Salvador Pidantik, a young Catalan.
Ethan Cohen once described John Goodman as "normal but crazy like everyone else, only more vividly" during their early collaboration.
At age 19, Michael Blakemore faced challenges while working with Laurence Olivier at the National Theatre, which shaped his directing career.
Belgian wildlife photographer Michel d'Oultremont captures the elusive wild bison of Romania, emphasizing the patience required for the perfect shot.
A single elephant tusk can weigh up to 80 kilos and is valued at 800,000 US dollars, more than gold.
Joey Ally's short film depicts the rivalries among immigrant manicurists at Joy Joy Nails.
Emily Carr, born in 1871 in Victoria, British Columbia, painted the totem poles and landscapes of Indigenous villages along the Pacific Coast.
Nobuo Kubota performs a sound-sculpture piece using traditional instruments and everyday objects, showcasing innovative musical creativity and exploration.
Stan Laurel was born on June 16, 1890, in Ulverston, England, where his father worked as a comedian in a working-class area of Victorian Lancashire.
Les robes de mariage chinoises symbolisent la richesse culturelle et existent depuis 3 500 ans.
Yolanda Cuomo discusses her 25 years of book-making in New York at 515 West 19th Street.
Michel Petrucciani, a prodigious jazz pianist, shares insights on his life and artistry in a heartfelt tribute by director Frank Cassenti, filmed in 1983.
Arthur Lismer trained two generations of teachers in Canada, influencing art education and encouraging children's creative self-expression at art centers.
Judith Helfand sorts through 53 boxes of her late mother's belongings, confronting the emotional weight of memory and attachment in the process.
On Christmas Eve, a little devil named Lucretia sneaks out of Hades and travels through the galaxy to experience the holiday on Earth.
Madame Tutli-Putli travels alone on a night train, confronting the kindness and menace of strangers while grappling with her past in this animated short by the .
Tsaatan nomads in northern Mongolia showcase their traditional craftsmanship by skillfully transforming tree trunks into skis.
Tsaatan nomads in northern Mongolia craft rudimentary skis from birch wood, employing traditional techniques to navigate their snowy landscape.
The Khanjar, a symbol of Omani culture featured on the national flag, is crafted through a meticulous process that showcases the skill of local artisans.
A 33-year-old fox lives with his controlling mother, following a monotonous routine until a wolf repairman arrives to fix their broken washing machine.
In Co Hoedeman's animated short, a troupe of marionette acrobats faces a series of mishaps, raising questions about who truly controls the performance.
Mark plans to make a big run of corn liquor, selling it for $10 a jar, the lowest price since the 1990s, while evading law enforcement.
Two bladesmiths must forge a signature blade from 1095 steel, measuring between 12 and 14 inches in length, within a three-hour time limit.
Ancient Mesopotamia's renowned artworks, including the Standard of Ur, the relief of Ur-Nanshe, and the Mask of Sargon, reveal rich historical narratives.
The Victory Stela of Naram-Sin stands as a testament to the artistic and historical significance of the Akkadian Empire in ancient Mesopotamia.
Maud Lewis painted in a house measuring 9 feet by 10 feet, creating vibrant works that reflected her surroundings in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
A 28-minute film captures Max Ferguson as he prepares for his weekday-morning radio show, relying solely on the morning paper for material.
In a colorful animated short by Torill Kove, a child grapples with the challenges of having unconventional parents while longing for a more typical childhood.
