The world-renowned teaching by award-winning artist Glenn Vilppu inspires some of the world’s top animators, illustrators, and painters.

Asher Brown Durand’s idealized painting encapsulates the principles of the art movement while paying tribute to friends Thomas Cole and William Cullen Bryant.

The Victorian era was known for its proliferation of naturalists, observational science, and creative writing.

The award-winning works of ‘Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition & Sale’ are in.

‘The Acts of the Apostles’ is reprised in a dystopian setting with all the familiar biblical figures.

The life-size sitter has been called the ’most handsome man in art history.’

The winner of the 2025 women figurative realist painters competition was announced in May at the Muskegon Museum of Art.

This retro take on the career and life of singer Patsy Cline is an entertaining two-woman show.

This world-famous opera-making duo did more than make audience members laugh—they laid the foundations for the 20th-century musical.

This installment of ‘Movies for Teens and Young Adults’ is about preserving personhood.

Idris Elba, Jack Quaid, and an Indian beauty wrestle victory from the jaws of defeat.

Director Yasujiro Ozu looks at family dynamics in a time of prosperity with this gentle, reflective film.

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we look at the eclectic grandeur of a historic, Caribbean, plantation-style villa.

In this series of ‘Return to Beautiful Architecture,’ we honor a contemporary leader of architectural classicism.

Is the myth of Sisyphus really about the triumph of humanity’s existential state?

A song by St. Gregory Nazianzus interprets the night prayer of the Divine Office.

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we tour the Georgian-style statehouse where liberty was first proclaimed.

How a pilgrimage helped one of Russia’s greatest authors find spiritual fulfillment.

In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a Loire Valley château that was Leonardo da Vinci’s last home.

The NTD Figure Painting Competition is a cultural event with the mission of promoting time-tested traditions.

The Fifth NTD International Photography Competition celebrates sports with a new award.

A new international photography competition award commemorates the 250th anniversary of America’s independence.

Composers find inspiration in the stories and tales that capture their imaginations; luckily we listeners have the opportunity to be inspired too.

The former Statler Brothers bandmember releases his latest solo album.

Country singer Karissa Ella’s latest song honors her Ohio hometown community.

The record-breaking patriotic anthem was inspired by a Civil War veteran.

The late singer and songwriter made a lasting impact by reviving the classic country music tradition.

Beethoven’s music inspired many writers, who honored the great composer in their works.

The hit country artist was recently recognized for his work with those who have served in the military.

When she was hospitalized, Abbott entertained the children there with a board game.

In ‘This Week in History,’ Britain’s Parliamentary acts elevate a Pennsylvania farmer to prominence, resulting in a last attempt to reconcile with the king.

These quotes from all American presidents reflect the courage, perseverance, and character that have guided the nation through trials and triumphs.

In this installment of ‘When Character Counted,’ we meet the man whose financial know-how fueled the American Revolution.

A trio of patriots, showing remarkable strengths in their respective fields, made up cornerstones of this fledgling country’s rise to freedom.

St. Augustine’s Castillo de San Marcos offers a peek into very early American history—from coinage to cannons.

A keen and caring mother wants to save her daughter, falsely accused of murder, in this Toronto-based mystery.

Thanks to Chaucer’s prowess at pithy, memorable descriptive writing, no photographs are necessary to imagine his characters accurately.

Historian Paul Rahe shines in the sixth book of his Spartan ‘Grand Strategy’ series concerning the final years of the Peloponnesian War.