The “Mad Potter of Biloxi” gets a new home
Rebuilding a cultural and artistic legacy five years after Hurricane Katrina. Continue reading The “Mad Potter of Biloxi” gets a new home
Rebuilding a cultural and artistic legacy five years after Hurricane Katrina. Continue reading The “Mad Potter of Biloxi” gets a new home
Artist AA Bronson recently asked that his work be removed from the National Portrait Gallery exhibition in protest. (Caution: the image after the jump may be disturbing to some.) Continue reading Portrait Gallery declines to remove Bronson work from “Hide/Seek” exhibition

Many moons ago, Mars may have endured a colossal cosmic collision. Continue reading SI scientist sheds light on Martian moons
Sixth annual Young Native Writers Essay Contest encourages American Indian high-school students to use the power of words to inspire change. Continue reading The challenge of change
Exercise your constitutional right to vote and help choose the stamp best suited to represent the United States. Continue reading Put your stamp on a new exhibition
Check out the newly reorganized and refreshed Smithsonian website. Continue reading A new year, a new look
The seven lion cubs born recently at the National Zoo have been named and introduced to their adoring public. Get a behind-the-scenes peek with Great Cats Curator Craig Saffoe. Continue reading That’s a lot of little lions
Secretary Clough reflects on the successes of 2010 and the challenges that await in 2011. Continue reading A message from the Secretary
In fiction, film and real life, Aslan the lion proves to be an inspiration. Continue reading A star is born
“Designing Media” features in-depth interviews with 37 significant contributors to new and traditional media, ranging from the publisher of the New York Times to the founder of Twitter. Continue reading New book explores a changing media landscape