Dance troupe Pilobolus and video portrait artist Bo Gehring teamed up to defy boundaries
An exhibition of the artist's work at the Hirshhorn is an allegorical narrative framed against historical and political realities
A reexamination of the inventive artist, who blended American and Japanese traditions, brings rarely seen works from around the world to the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy Center Airbus Theater is among the first to receive a cutting-edge technology makeover
Artifacts reveal the vibrant stories of everyday people, while also adding nuance to the landmark events taught in history classes
A dizzying array of wildly unorthodox works from video games to computer codes makes up this summer's blockbuster "Watch This!" show
The free-thinking Abstract Expressionist, even while in her partner's shadow, captured an era with skill and élan
Artist Shirin Neshat uses Persian poetry to reveal the conflict between tradition and modernity
The author of "Reading Lolita in Tehran" and recipient of a Smithsonian award, discusses why in education art matters as much as science
For Jazz Appreciation Month, a guide to understanding the nuances, subtleties and surprises of America's unique music
Evoking springtime and rebirth, African burial ritual, rhythm, and identity, the "soundsuit" by artist Nick Cave is packed with iconic themes
A new exhibition features the playful LP album covers of a man who built a make-believe musical empire filled with genius and joy
These artists blur boundaries between craft and manufacturing, using lasers, computers and 3D printers
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
As the April anniversary of Lincoln's last ride approaches, an historian recounts the president's other horse and buggie moments
While inventorying the massive archival materials left by the artist, a researcher comes across forgotten works of art
The artists who made them bring enormous dedication and talent to the artwork that adorns the nation's mail
As the Anacostia Community Museum delves into daily life in a city at war, author Ernest B. Furgurson recalls the nascence of a city on the verge
Conservators went on a scientific journey to discover the best ways to preserve artist Janine Antoni's landmark "Lick and Lather"
The open-source show "LIGHT: Beyond the Bulb" crosses disciplines to show the many ways photonics has improved our lives
Sponsor: National Portrait Gallery
This is no laughing matter for the Smithsonian museum
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