By Mike Conley for The McDowell News

Discover historic places in Nashville including, The Country Music Hall of Fame where Thomas Hart Benton’s colorful mural, The Sources of Country Music, can be found in the middle of the rotunda.

By Julia Mouketo for The Roanoke Times

Explore philanthropists, Heywood and Cynthia Fralin’s growing art collection featured in an exhibition, Treasures of American Art at the Taubman Museum of Art. The Frontier category includes works of art by Thomas Hart Benton, a pioneer of American regionalism.

By Susan Atteberry Smith for Missouri Life

Business owners contribute Neosho, Thomas Hart Benton’s hometown, continued cultivation for both locals and tourists looking for day-trip destinations.

By Trevor Dickerson for RVAHUB

Explore the symbolism of the guitar in American art in an upcoming exhibition featuring 125 artworks including, Thomas Hart Benton’s work of art, Jessie with Guitar, 1957.

For Visit Joplin MO

Explore Joplin, Missouri, a cultural destination where innovation can be inspired from various art forms including, trademarks from legends like artist, Thomas Hart Benton.

By Trevor Dickerson for RVAHub

VMFA adds more to its art collection, hosts a first ever exhibition to explore the guitar in American Art, as in Thomas Hart Benton’s Jessie with Guitar, 1957.

By Bill Eddleman for KRCU Public Radio

Discover Thomas Hart Benton’s depiction of the flood that struck Missouri Bootheel in 1937, and his portrayal of human misery that comes with the calamity through his artworks.

For KRCU Public Radio

The Missouri Bootheel was devastated by a flood in 1937. The Ohio Valley experienced significant rainfall beginning in late December 1936. By January 5, the Ohio River had risen, and by mid-January, flood warnings had been issued. The Ohio overflowed its banks, flooding riverbank communities all the way to its mouth at Cairo, Illinois. People were evicted from their homes in the Bootheel because unprotected land started flooding.

By Elizabeth Hawes for Martha’s Vineyard

Honoring Stan Murphy’s life’s work and his time in the Vineyard, including his memories with long time friend, Thomas Hart Benton.

By Julia Mouketo for The Roanoke Times

Cynthia and Heywood Fralin’s treasure acquisition of American art by American artists featured in an exhibition at the Taubman Museum of Art. Their collection, Frontier, includes works of art by Thomas Hart Benton, a pioneer of American regionalism.

By John Clayton for WyoHistory.org

Jackson Pollock, Thomas Hart Benton’s student in the Art Students League in New York, and his Wyoming connections.

By Neil Kittredge for the Lincoln Square Bid

How Lincoln Square flourished in becoming the center for culture and arts from 1700 to 2000, which attracted generational artists like Thomas Hart Benton to set up a studio base in the area.

For the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Explore the instrument’s symbolism in American art from 1957 painting, Jessie with Guitar by Thomas Hart Benton, in an exhibition first of its kind at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

By Jeff Kessinger for the Springfield Daily Citizen

Newest exhibition at the Springfield Art Museum, Humanities, Vol. 1, featuring works of art by Thomas Hart Benton in the collection.

For Springfield Art Museum

Special Exhibition features 49 artworks from the Springfield Art Museum’s permanent collection, by artists including Thomas Hart Benton.

For Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Leonard Pryor, Thomas Hart Benton’s fellow Kansas City Art Institute artist, has had 5 of his paintings gifted to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art by his two heirs. He was known to have worked with Benton at his studio.

For Canton Museum of Art

Thomas Hart Benton, and other American artists’ creative journey on printmaking through the years.

By Christine Smith for Visit Joplin MO

Explore attractions along Route 66, Joplin and Thomas Hart Benton’s depiction of the area during the height of the Mother Road era with his work of art, Route 66, Joplin Missouri, found in the lobby of Newman Building.

By Elizabeth Hey for The Travel Group Leader

Missouri and its huge cultural impact on America. From Thomas Hart Benton’s last signed mural in Joplin, to his Independence and the Opening of the West mural found in the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum.

By Pamela J. Forsythe for Broad Street Review

Artworks by promising and great artists like Thomas Hart Benton made accessible to everyone.