Learn through art and sculpture about how the Lord Ganesha got his elephant head, lost his tusk, and other stories from oral tradition.

Explore the art and life of one of the most influential Japanese woodblock print artists, Hiratsuka Un’ichi.

The anamorphic skull at the bottom of Hans Holbein’s double portrait “The Ambassadors” seems out of place, until you understand how and why it got there.

Botticelli’s famous painting, “The Birth of Venus” is a beautiful example of Renaissance art—beauty that is in part the product of mathematical genius.

Picasso’s works are very valuable, but often difficult to interpret. Learning about Picasso’s culture can help you understand these intense works of art.

In this art history lesson, Kenney Mencher explains social, religious, and economic factors that led to the Renaissance, which found its footing in Florence.

In this lesson, art history expert Kenney Mencher provides an overview of classical sculpture, from the Archaic Greek period to the High Classic period.

In this Little Art Talks lesson, gain a new perspective of the Impressionism movement and artists by understanding the technology and influences of the times.

In this lesson with Karin, explore the Dadaism art movement, including its inspiration, history, and artistic expressions of chance and confusion.

In this lesson with Karin Yuen, you'll learn the history of Frank Stella, and about the rise, decline, and offshoots of the Minimalism art movement.