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The Papers of Daniel Chester French

We are making significant progress on The Ambassador, a film that explores the extraordinary diplomatic journey of Andrew Young as the first

The Art of Joy Brown: an exercise in patience, curiosity, and discovery.

The Ambassador offers an intimate and profound exploration of the life and legacy of Andrew Young—former U.S. Ambassador to the UN

Heritage Film Project is thrilled to announce the release of Daniel Chester French: American Sculptor on our streaming platform.

Documenting Charlottesville: A Reflection on Community, History, and the Arts.

Join exhibition curator Rosa Berland as she introduces works by Edward Boccia at Calandra Italian American Institute.

he dialogue with Crozier provides a unique opportunity—one artist presenting another.

Black Fiddlers will be shown at 6:00 PM in the theatre at the International African American Museum.

We are pleased to announce that Black Fiddlers, featuring Rhiannon Giddens and Earl White, will be available to all PBS stations.

The Sculpture Quarterly, has just released its Winter 2025 issue, featuring an in-depth article on The Piccirilli Brothers.

Today, I had the privilege of visiting the Saint Louis Art Museum to delve deeper into their collection...

The Piccirilli Factor at The Met

The following sequence includes parts of my conversations with sculptor Judith Shea and her recollections of Daniel Chester French's Studio.

The Other Madisons, by Montes-Bradley, is a strong complement to Betty Kearse’ book by the same title…

I recently had the chance to sit down with Dave Matthews in Virginia to talk about Joy Brown’s monumental bronze sculptures.

Back in 2012, I was approached by Rabbi Rojzman an offer to produce fifty-four short films, each based on one of the Hebrew Torah.

The work of Lawrie, the Piccirilli Studio, and McKim, Mead, & White speaks of the collaboration between sculptors, architects, and artisans.