Folk art books

Deck the halls with tons of ideas and projects that help make the season brightWhether you incorporate handmade...  Read More >>

Cool ideas for a personalizing any Halloween partyFrom spooky to whimsical and everything in between, Halloween...  Read More >>

The movement of a work of art from artist's studio to gallery, to collector, and to curator sometimes follows a...  Read More >>

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Crafts are the fruit of tradition, innovation and imagination. Whether they take the form of pottery, woodwork,...  Read More >>

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When Chen's parents cannot afford to buy him paintbrushes, he does not let that interfere with his dreams of becoming...  Read More >>

Celebrated on November 1 and 2, Day of the Dead honors the memory of departed souls, welcoming them back to celebrate...  Read More >>

Explores the power and potency of surfaces in African sculpture  Read More >>

In this shrinking economy, some of the things that we already own stashed away in garages and attics may have undreamed...  Read More >>

Since the 7th century, the Hajj, or Great Pilgrimage to Mecca, has been a lifelong goal of Muslims throughout the...  Read More >>

One hundred years worth of quality Mexican popular art, including pottery, clay figures, marionettes, straw mosaics,...  Read More >>

La versian castellana de la Biblia de Jerusalan, entre las versiones de las Sagradas Escrituras en nuestralengua,...  Read More >>

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Here is a unique vision of “life's backdrop,” a virtual tour of the Art Deco style, encompassing every room in the...  Read More >>

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Since the time of the earliest settlers, Americans have been expressing their individuality through the embellishment...  Read More >>

Since the time of the earliest settlers, Americans have been expressing their individuality through the embellishment...  Read More >>

In the early 1950s, Ulysses Davis (1914-1990) opened a barbershop he built behind his home in Savannah, Georgia....  Read More >>

The automobile has long been a symbol of status, power, and autonomy, and ever since King Tut rolled through Egypt...  Read More >>

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Text by Russell Flinchum, Paola Antonelli.  Read More >>