Smithsonian Magazine - Art and Culture
The Colorful, Scandalous, True History of the Mach...
The jukebox got its start earlier than you might think, but it truly became iconic when rock 'n' roll took over in the 1950s
A New Exhibit in Toronto Reexamines the Works of t...
In her monumental work inspired by the Rape of the Sabine Women, an artist reimagines a much-depicted story from antiquity
These Photos of Harvesting Cranberries Transform t...
In eastern Massachusetts, flooded wetlands cover the landscape as farmers collect the crop that features on Thanksgiving tables nationwide
The First Magazines Written for Career Women Revea...
Publications including "Mademoiselle," "Glamour" and the long-forgortten "Charm" first emerged in the 1930s to satisfy an emergent force in the workplace
A Veteran Pixar Animator’s Newest Book Is an Epic ...
Sanjay Patel enjoyed success on YouTube with his colorful shorts and is about to release a richly illustrated book that tells the story of the longest poem in the world
Two Years After Cormac McCarthy's Death, Rare Acce...
The famously reclusive novelist amassed a collection of thousands of books ranging in topics from philosophical treatises to advanced mathematics to the naked mole-rat
Seventy Years Ago, Johnny Cash Recorded 'Folsom Pr...
A man of the people, the artist put his money where his mouth was by visiting prisons around the country and performing the song