Arts & Culture

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Hutspot—the Taste of Dutch Freedom

Has technology created a nation of zombies?

My Big Hang-Up in a Connected World

One man's rage against the communication revolution and the dying of civility

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Letters

For the Dyak people of Borneo, tattoos once commemorated headhunting expeditions.

Looking at the World's Tattoos

Photographer Chris Rainier travels the globe in search of tattoos and other examples of the urge to embellish our skin

View the 21-minute film, Flooded McDonald's through November 28, 2010, at the Hirshhorn.

What's Up

No matter what type of music they played, says Apache guitarist Stevie Salas, Native Americans "seemed to share a common rhythmic thread."

The Pop Charts' Native Roots

From country music ballads to rock power chords, Native Americans left a lasting impression on the soundtrack of the 20th century

Kirk Savage was recently awarded the 2010 Charles C. Eldredge Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in American Art by the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

Kirk Savage on the National Mall

Author Kirk Savage talks about the history and aesthetic beauty of our nation’s monumental core

"Happy Birthday Miss Jones" arrests everyone's attention, says collector Spielberg.

From the Castle: Show and Tell

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Five Ways to Eat Lima Beans

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Food in the Raw at the U.S. Botanic Garden

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Eating Irish Moss

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Inviting Writing: Candy, Costumes and Scary Neighbors

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A Long Way to Go for Utica Greens

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Argentine Wine: Malbec and More

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Giving Thanks at Sukkot

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Classic Irish Soda Bread

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Inviting Writing: Fondue Memories of College

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Pretzels for Oktoberfest

Enjoy a Bavarian Brezeln!

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A Cookbook for Geeks Brings the Scientific Method to the Kitchen

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Confronting Childhood Obesity: Chef Jose Andres Speaks Out

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