Apr 09 Watch ‘Colorful Realm,’ 18th Century Japanese Silk Paintings Make Rare U.S. Appearance 'Colorful Realm,' 18th Century Japanese Silk Paintings Make Rare U.S. Appearance… Continue watching
Apr 09 Weekly Poem: ‘Metamorphosis’ Katherine Larson won the 2010 Yale Younger Poets Prize and the 2012 Kate Tufts Discovery Award for her book "Radial Symmetry." She is also the recipient of a Ruth Lilly Poetry Fellowship. Continue reading
Apr 09 The Daily Frame A student at Dhaka University's Art Institute paints a mask ahead of the Bengali New Year in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on Sunday. Continue reading
Apr 09 Watch Weekly Poem: Katherine Larson Reads ‘Metamorphosis’ Katherine Larson reads her poem "Metamorphosis," from her book "Radial Symmetry."… Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch Buddy Guy: ‘Blues Musicians Don’t Retire, They Drop’ Sixty years after picking up his first guitar, blues musician Buddy Guy still jams -- and has no plans of stopping. Jeffrey Brown and Guy discuss his upcoming memoir "When I Left Home: My Story," his childhood in rural Louisiana,… Continue watching
Apr 06 Buddy Guy, 75 Years Young By Mary Jo Brooks More from Jeffrey Brown's profile of blues legend Buddy Guy. Continue reading
Apr 06 Conversation: Henry Ossawa Tanner at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts By Tom LeGro Henry Ossawa Tanner is known as the first African-American artist to gain international success and fame. He was born in Pittsburgh in 1859, spent much of his youth in Philadelphia, but lived most of his adult life in Paris. Continue reading
Apr 06 Watch ‘In Performance at the White House: Red, White and Blues’ Buddy Guy coaxes President Obama to sing a bit of "Sweet Home Chicago."… Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch Buddy Guy at Legends Buddy Guy tell a few stories and sing a few songs at his club Legends in Chicago. Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch Buddy Guy Plays His Guitar for the NewsHour Buddy Guy plays his guitar for the NewsHour. Continue watching