Almost everything is possible through art. It can raise people's spirits and inspire them. It creates awareness, and presents information in a way that humans can easily digest. Exposure to art can enhance one's knowledge in other fields. Throughout history, people have understood the power of art. Some have been threatened or killed for their […]

Coinciding with are current characteristic in our Fall 2021 quarterly on the Artwork of the Velocity Wheels and the present exhibition, The Artwork of the Santa Cruz Velocity Wheel on view on the Santa Cruz Museum of Artwork & Historical past by means of January 2, 2022, we are going to spend the subsequent few months dipping into the Santa Cruz […]

Pabst Blue Ribbon has the motto, “It’s Always Been Your Beer, Now Make It Your Can.” The annual Pabst Blue Ribbon Art Can Contest has definitely staked the brand's reputation on supporting artists and designers with cash prizes and a chance for their art to be seen by millions of people, and for 2022, they are […]

Images © USPS, all rights reserved. Designed by Luis Fitch. The United States Postal Service has issued a set of colorful postage stamps that celebrate Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), an annual holiday celebrated in Mexico and beyond on the first two days of November. The vibrant stamps depict a family of […]

Word on the street is that ABBA, the wildly popular Swedish band from the 70s and 80s is about to stage a comeback! That’s right! After 35 years, the four members of the band have reunited and hit the studio to record two new tracks. The release of ABBA’s new music is planned for December. […]

Welcome to Conversations Across Collections, a collaborative series between the Archives of American Art and the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, where we highlight archival documents and works of art from our collections that tell the story of American art. Read more about Ruth Asawa in Jen Padgett’s essay, “Conversations Across Collections: Ruth Asawa in Crafting […]