Turn-of-the-century paintings of Connecticut’s landscapes invite us to return our attention to the rhythm of the seasons.  

The Bay Area artist unburied the history of the Cultural Revolution and all of the Chinese immigrants who came in search of a better life in California.

Multidsciplinary artist Vita Kari talks about their surreal remixing of Matisse’s Still Life with Sleeping Woman – and how virality can also be a medium.

This painting’s unfortunate fate set Samuel Morse on the path to become one of the world’s most famous inventors.

Generations of artists have been drawn to Provincetown’s distinctive light and striking seascapes. They have built an enduring creative community.

The 19th-century artist painted unidealized views of Rhode Island's landscapes.

Robby Moore channels Appalachian resourcefulness to create found object assemblages and community art spaces, opening the doors for young artists in his region.

For more than 100 years, descendants of country potter James Henry Owen have sustained—and innovated on—the new style of pottery he crafted with artist Jacques Busbee.

Experience the vastness of the universe, and our place within it, through awe-inspiring landscape paintings.

The tools, textures, and symbols of daily life in rural Alaska inspire this Indigenous artist to create works that tell layered stories of loss and resilience.