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Clare E. Rojas and Andrew Jeffrey Wright have some white-out fun with fashion magazines.

The personal life of James Abbott McNeill Whistler may have been the most remarkable of any 19th century artist. Born an American, he spent his...

Gustave Courbet was one of the first French artists to use his talents to open up realism to paintings and drawings that featured common men and...

This video is one of a series of six programs on some of the great artists of Western civilization. This episode focuses on the foremost painter of...

Born in 1774, Caspar David Friedrich later spent four years studying at the Academy in Copenhagen. He then moved to Dresden, Germany. Friedrich...

In 1792, a famous Spanish portraitist fell victim to an illness that left him permanently deaf. This was the event that proved the turning-point in...

Some art lovers believe that Rembrandt's abilities as a portraitist have never been surpassed, and it is, perhaps his famous series of self-portraits...

The career of Hieronymus Bosch is among the most mysterious of all the great artists of history. Though he was well-known by the time of his death in...

Found Footage film based on She Wore a Yellow Ribbon.

The legendary 'In Out Put The Kettle On', containing the band's own handycam footage from the early years.

Based on the text of Heiner Müller's Hamletmachine, this video play manifests the rise of Hindu fundamentalism in India, which reached a nadir...

The Urine Man, a longtime neighbor, agreed to be interviewed but with a great many stipulations. One of these was that he would only discuss his...

Sepp Holzer's Krameterhof: an example of sustainable water management

This extraordinary performance captures Tony Bennett singing some of his greatest hits as he celebrates his 25th anniversary as a cabaret singer....