Khan Academy: Eileen Cowin on Her Series 'I See What You're Saying'

This video [3:39] discusses Willem de Kooning's, Woman I, oil on canvas, 1950-52 (MoMA) Speakers: Dr. Beth Harris, Dr. Steven Zucker.

Brief information about Tate art galleries and the materials they have available through Khan Academy.

In this video [1:23] Lee Quinones talks about the unique styles used by graffiti artists. To learn more about what artists have to say, take our online course, Modern and Contemporary Art, 1945-1989.

Storm Thorgerson made a series of innovative album covers during a career that lasted over thirty years. In this video, he explores the surrealist influence of Rene Magritte in his work, and particularly how it inspired his iconic...

This thirteenth-century portrayal of the Night Attack on the Sanjo Palace appears on a handscroll, a common East Asian painting format in Japan called an emaki. View pictures and read about the intricate details that are portrayed in...

In this video [2:47] Carolee Schneeman describes her piece "Up to and Including Her Limits" as being in discussion with Jackson Pollock. Working with 3/4-inch manila rope in creating an aerial suspended kinetic work, she took off my...

David, Khan Academy's humanities fellow, and May-Li, a designer at Khan Academy, talk about why people make art and how art can be appreciated by anyone.

Video on the thirteenth-century sculptors Nicola and Giovanni Pisano, with biographical and historical information. [13:19]

In this video [1:50] discover how artists create different effects with linocuts and woodcuts. Did you know that MoMA offers studio courses online? Check out the list of offerings including online courses on collage and painting techniques.

This stone sculpture depicts a female figure holding on to the branches of a tree. She stands in what is known as a triple bend position. Part of her arms and one leg have broken off. She has a pleasant expression on her face. She wears...