This year's Metropolitan Museum of Art Roof Garden Commission features a very familiar friend—Big Bird. That's right, the beloved Sesame Street character with feathers and a beak features ...

But Big Bird seemed to be getting the hang of things by his second message a few minutes later: “Oh! Now I get it. Big Bird here, live on Twitter!” Within several hours, the beloved avian had ...

But "art" is different from "government-funded art." New York ran a photo of Big Bird, or rather a protester dressed as Big Bird, wearing a sign saying "Keep your mitts off me!" ...

On View Sculptor Alex Da Corte Brought a Bright Blue Big Bird to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Rooftop—See Images Here "It's a surrogate for where we are collectively at this moment," the ...

Da Corte’s Big Bird will be as you know it, but with a twist. The metal and fiberglass bird will appear perched on a crescent moon, like Donna Summer on the cover of her album “Four Seasons of ...

The life and legacy of Caroll Spinney, who played Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on “Sesame Street” for 46 years, is the subject of a gallery show in Woodstock.

Big Bird called up USA TODAY over Zoom to talk about "The Sesame Street Podcast with Foley ... So during art time, I draw pictures for her of us playing in the park. You know, times before we ...

Big Bird’s suit, with its 5,961 feathers, was burdensome. Mr Spinney opened and shut Big Bird’s eyelids by moving a 5lb ... His mother encouraged his love of puppets and art.

The "Birds in Art" exhibition features 60 pieces made by artists around the world, of whom three are based in Texas. Exhibitions Curator Elena Rodriguez joined us live to spread the word about a ...

Caroll Spinney, the Sesame Street puppeteer behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch has died. Spinney started with the PBS children's TV program at its launch in 1969, retiring in 2018.

Big Bird here, live on Twitter!” With just one word, the yellow-feathered star of “Sesame Street” on Friday joined the ranks of famous Twitterers. His first tweet sounded a little tentative.