Henri Matisse
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Creativity Explored marks 'Quarter Century'
For its 25th birthday, San Francisco's Mission District art institution Creativity Explored will throw itself a party. They've dug into the archives, added some new pieces and collected stories and ephemera about their first quarter century. Founded in 1983...

Arts, Briefly: Jane Jacobs Honorees Are Chosen
Jane Jacobs Medals and $100,000 each will be awarded to Peggy Shepard and Alexie Torres-Fleming.

Wordless Wednesday
© Robert Rauschenberg / Adagp, Paris, 2006 See more Wordless Wednesday images...

Henri Matisse
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Steve Thoms
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011 Americans in Paris, 1860?1900
The actor Charles Turner reads amusing descriptions of Parisian daily life by Henry Ossawa Tanner (1859?1937), the first African American artist to achieve international acclaim.