From Smithsonian.com Bob Ross has joined Julia Childs and Mr. Rogers in the Smithsonian museums permanent collection. Eventually (soon?) a Bob Ross exhibit will be featured alongside these icons of public television. The oil landscapes housed at the company’s Herndon, Virginia, headquarters may not be available for purchase, but Bob Ross Inc. did just donate an […]
From WGBH.org It can be hard to cut through the vast television landscape to find the gems that are worth watching. Bob Thompson, the founding director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture, and a professor of television and popular culture at the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, joinsBoston Public […]
From the Loudoun Times-Mirror Fans of Bob Ross, an American painter who is best known for his PBS TV program “The Joy of Painting,” will be able to see the largest collection of his artwork ever displayed on the East Coast this September in Purcellville. Twenty-four paintings will be on display at Franklin Park Performing […]
