By Neue Auctions for Artfixdaily

Online art auction featuring Thomas Hart Benton’s works on paper and prints.

By Learfield News for KMAland

The Thomas Hart Benton Home and Studio participates in the Blue Star Museums Programs, allowing active service members and up to 5 family members free access.

By Christine Smith for Visit Joplin MO

Discover accessible murals display in Joplin, including Murals at City Hall which features Joplin at the Turn of the Century, 1973 by Thomas Hart Benton.

For Arthur Ross Gallery

Exhibition of American Prints from 1934 to 2000, to feature Thomas Hart Benton’s renowned works of art.

Learn how Thomas Hart Benton influenced Pollock as “a painter who disdained modernism yet whose undulating compositional dynamics would eventually be translated by Pollock into pure energetic abstraction.”

Many of the animals we associate with America are not American at all. Horses, cows, and most other domesticated livestock were introduced into North America by European colonists. Their presence in this selection of artworks by George Caleb Bingham and Thomas Hart Benton subtly represents European colonization and the complex cultural and environmental issues associated with “civilizing” the native “wilderness.”

By Glen Dale for Travel Lens

Travel Lens adds Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art to their must-do activities in Bentonville, AR. The museum is home to a number of Thomas Hart Benton masterpieces.

For Rehs Galleries Inc.

American art sale featuring Thomas Hart Benton’s artwork gets top bid at 1.1 million dollars.

By Julie Schlenger Adell for Maine Antique Digest

Thomas Hart Benton’s Fishermen’s Camp, Buffalo River sold at $1,380,000, takes the highest bid in an art auction.

By W.A. Demers for Antiques & the Arts Weekly

“Gullotta noted that the popularity of Thomas Hart Benton continues among collectors as seen by the sale of a Limited Edition Club (LEC) copy of Life on the Mississippi.”

For Taubman Museum of Art

The Cynthia & Heywood Fralin Collection showcases artworks with historical significance such as Thomas Hart Benton’s Old Kansas City, among other treasured American art in the ongoing exhibition.

By Frederic Tuten for Literary Hub

Short story from distinguished author, Frederic Tuten’s The Bar at Twilight, tackling how art was direct until artists like Thomas Hart Benton were able to conceive more than what is on the surface level.

Thomas Hart Benton’s painting Gateside Conversation is to go up for auction at Christie’s on May 17, 2022.

By Jay Brooks for Brookston Beer Bulletin

Celebrating Louis Hennepin, and his exploration that led to the discovery of the great Niagara Falls of which Thomas Hart Benton created a mural himself of this feat.

By Andy Ostmeyer for The Joplin Globe

The Joplin Globe exclusive featuring Thomas Hart Benton’s Cave Spring, inspired by Missouri’s Current River.

By Nancy Kranzberg for St. Louis Public Radio

Observe what makes St. Louis a culturally rich city, from institutions to artists such as Thomas Hart Benton contributing to its collection of art.

By Carla Waldemar for Lavender Magazine

Discover historic gems in Columbia, Missouri, such as The Historical Society where Negro Soldier, one of Thomas Hart Benton’s famous work is in display.

By Steve Paul for KC Studio

While Luis Quintanilla was completing his murals for the University of Kansas City, Thomas Hart Benton and Grant Wood came by for a visit. Learn more about the work and its history.

By Gwyn McAllister for MVTimes

Laura Murphy discusses growing up on the Island with the Bentons.

By Margaret Bristow for kc parent

Museums to visit in Kansas City, including the Spencer Museum of Art which showcases over 45,000 works of art by famous artists. Thomas Benton’s The Ballad of Jealous Lover of Lone Green Valley is part of their collection among others.