#Americanart

David Fedman

dfedman

For obvious reasons, California looms large in early Japanese accounts of trans-Pacific migration and engagement with the West. What, then, did Japanese migrants from the "green archipelago" (with a rich forestry

Thomas Lecaque

tlecaque

I want to tweet briefly about sports and #Cahokia and performance and power--and really I want to tweet briefly about chunkey. Chunkey is the great Mississippian sport and spread out

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creation247

Saturday Afternoon with The Art of PurposeA thread of your questions to me. Our first question starts off with a bang.An entrepreneur in his 20s. Underwater in debt. I can

Andrew Trueblood

atrueblood

Well, in the midst of a pandemic, the President decided to prioritize foisting his tastes upon the American public through an executive order, which was first floated in February...and I

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

The History of Santa Claus & Father Christmas — just a bit of seasonal fun :) http://www.arthuriana.co.uk/xmas/index.htm St Nicholas of Myra—an assessment of the early stories of his life &

Dr. Maurie McInnis

SBUPrez

As an art historian whose scholarship focuses on race, power and the American South, I'd like to honor Black History Month by highlighting African American artists and their art. One

Maeve Kane

MaeveKane

I'm surprised but pleased that the Schuyler statue is coming down--never thought that wd even be on the table. Besides being one of Albany's major slaveowners, Schuyler was also one

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