Elizabeth Murray on Being an Artist and Mother
Elizabeth Murray made no concessions, refusing to choose between motherhood and a successful career.
Elizabeth Murray on Using Bold Colors
Elizabeth Murray broke barriers in the art world by putting content into abstraction.
Andrew Wyeth on "Christina's World"
Andrew Wyeth's shares the story behind "Christina's World," one of his most iconic and powerful paintings.
Andrew Wyeth on Visiting the Kuerner Farm
The freedom and intimacy of visiting the Kuerner family’s farm was an important inspiration for Andrew Wyeth’s work.
Andrew Wyeth Trailer
Through unprecedented access to Wyeth’s family members, including sons Jamie and Nicholas Wyeth, and never-before-seen archival materials from the family’s personal collection and hundreds of Wyeth’s studies, drawings and paintings, American Masters presents the most complete portrait of the artist yet — bearing witness to a legacy just at the moment it is evolving.
Eva Hesse on Painting
Eva Hesse let go of all self-imposed curbs on her painting, giving her the confidence to show and sell her work.
Why Eva Hesse Felt Like a Misfit
Eva Hesse on why she always felt different, alone and apart from others.
Artists Flight Series Promo
Four documentaries explore the lives of iconic visual artists Eva Hesse, Elizabeth Murray, Andrew Wyeth and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Eva Hesse Trailer
One of the few women recognized as central to the New York art scene, she had over 20 group shows scheduled for 1970 in addition to being chosen for a cover article in ArtForum Magazine.
Remembering Neil Simon
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Neil Simon reflects on his fantasies and career while shooting a game of pool in Simply Simon: Not Just For Laughs
(1989).
Elizabeth Murray Trailer
This intimate portrait of maverick painter and printmaker Elizabeth Murray explores the relationship between her family life and career, and reconsiders her place in contemporary art history.
The Science of Hitting
Ted Williams created a chart that breaks down the science behind the perfect hit in his book, "The Science of Hitting."
Ted Williams in Korea
In 1952, Ted Williams took a short break from his famed baseball career with the Boston Red Sox to serve in the Korean War as a fighter pilot for the Marines. His incredible crash landing of his plane in February 1953 shows the daily danger he faced during his service.
Ted Williams' Heart of Gold
When he wasn't playing baseball, Ted Williams was busy helping raise money to support adult and pediatric cancer care and research for the Jimmy Fund out of Boston.
The Mythology of Ted Williams
Joey Votto, Wade Boggs and Bob Costas describe how Ted Williams was a baseball god, and how he was obsessed with the perfect swing.
Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams' Friendship (Outtake)
In 1941, Ted Williams played the greatest baseball of his life. It was also the year that would forever link him to another baseball icon: Joe DiMaggio.
Ted Williams - Trailer
In honor of the centennial of Baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams, American Masters presents a new biography of the Boston Red Sox player who may have been the greatest hitter who ever lived.
Remembering Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain offered his irreverent approach to life and food in Jacques Pépin: The Art of Craft (2017).
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