Asian/American/Modern Art: Shifting Currents, 1900–1970 is the first comprehensive survey of Asian American modernism. This exhibition of works by artists of Asian ancestry who lived and worked in the United States seeks to showcase some of the most important individuals contributing to the canon of Asian American art and advance awareness of this under-represented group in American art history. Their art reflects the currents of identity and style that shift between aesthetics of diverse international geographies

Givi Kandareli was a famous Georgian painter, one of the premier tapestry and watercolor artists and creator of Georgian school of Gobelin Tapestry

As a young filmmaker in Chicago, Wexler made independent documentaries on social and political issues,and the hallmark of his long career in Hollywood

The ballet must be speak for and about itself.As we know every dance is akind of fever chart, a graph of the heart

Elvis had parents grumbling, girls fainting, and boys imitating his style. And his music? It had everyone dancing in the aisles. Everyone listened to Elvis. Everyone danced to Elvis. Everyone had an opinion about Elvis. And then came the fame. The money. The cars. The screaming fans

A dictionary of terms and concepts related to art history and art techniques, including artists and schools of art

Highlights major landmarks in each of the fifty states and the nation

A little girl finds adventure down a rabbit hole and through a mirror

It is work of Hiroshige and in the history of Japanese xylography

To be honest, I still have not come across a clear-cut English translation for the word "yeon-hui", so for the time being. I have used the expression "Korean Traditional Dramatic Entertainments" in an effort to conserve the meaning of "yon (drama)"and "hui (entertainments)". Nam Sang-suk is adjunct professor of Korean National University of Arts. She received her doctorate in the history of Korean arts at the Academy of Korean Studies in 1997. Publications include Akhak kwebo˘m u˘i akcho yo˘n