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Series · 2023–Returning

ArtNation

1 season·8 episodes·44 min avg.·United States of America

Host Denim Richards showcases the remarkable stories and celebrated work of dancers, actors, sculptors, photographers, musicians and other artists.

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AmericanaUp next
Mar 7, 2023

A look at artists in film, dance, and sculpture whose works are uniquely American, including ballerina Misty Copeland, actress Nicole Kidman, and more.

02
Resolve
Mar 14, 2023

Viola Davis reflects on her childhood and career, Leslie Stahl reports on classes for young ballet dancers with disabilities, and Lauren Ridloff shares her story as a deaf actress.

03
Earthworks
Mar 21, 2023

Theo Jansen discusses his kinetic sculptures, the Recycled Orchestra in Paraguay uses instruments made from scrap materials, and actor Willem Dafoe reflects on portraying Vincent van Gogh.

04
Ambition
Mar 28, 2023

Mark Bradford reflects on his journey from hairstylist to acclaimed abstract artist, an Italian piano maker shares his craft, and Stephen King explains how he keeps his creative spark.

05
Unsung
Apr 4, 2023

A young composer and musician sheds light on her prodigious talent, a teenage a cappella group serenades the streets of Madagascar, and Stanley Tucci reflects on his multifaceted career.

06
Rebels
Apr 11, 2023

Artist Ai Weiwei reflects on his confrontation with China's regime, Spike Lee describes his frustrating history with the Academy Awards, mysterious street artist JR risks jailtime, and more.

07
Deception
Apr 18, 2023

Pablo Picasso's handyman claims the artist gifted him his early drafts, the myth of whiteness in classical sculptures is debunked, actor Daniel Craig talks "James Bond" and beyond, and more.

08
Design
Apr 25, 2023

Alessandro Michele breathes new life into Gucci, Betsey Johnson reflects on her career as a free-spirited fashion designer, Lisa Hunt discusses her passion for screen printing, and more.

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Denim Richards
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