It took courage to build skyscrapers, and courage to photograph the ones who “built America.”
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The history was black. The colors were Harlem. Jacob Lawrence interwove them and lit up the past.
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One man. A vision. Thirty years working in his backyard. The Watts Towers are "as pure a work of art as this country can rightly call its own."
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American art was pretty and pink until The Ashcan School took the streets as its canvas.
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"Would y'all like to see my Daddy's pottery?" The garage door opened to reveal reds, blues, yellows, and genius.
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Turning the grand old flag into art took genius.
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How an idea at a dinner party turned into an art masterpiece. The table is set.
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Photography was not art until Alfred Stieglitz and his little gallery insisted that it was.
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