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All we are saying is give art from the past a chance.

An art exhibit in Mississippi reflects one of the most significant events in twentieth century American history.

In the 1950s, worries about an increasingly impersonal society led some critics to see a connection with a new kind of culture.

Museums of all sorts anchor us to history, and show us who we are.

One of the most beloved pieces of orchestral music in the world came from Russia almost 90 years ago.

Whether the target is art or something else, censorship seems to always have a political audience.

Discovering something surprising about a favorite artist points to the infinite variety of the arts themselves.

For President Lyndon Johnson, hosting artists at the White House during the Vietnam War was risky business.

There are some American paintings that just call to mind Independence Day. Others can too, but not as obviously.

In spreading its dollars all around the country, the National Endowment for the Arts tries to make art more accessible to everyone.

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