Arts & Culture

Adam Smith on the Value of Art

Eric Schliesser for AdamSmithWorks

May 10, 2023

Tolstoy, Smith, and the Perils of Loneliness

Richard Gunderman for AdamSmithWorks

October 20, 2021

Frankenstein Through the Eyes of Adam Smith

Edward J. Harpham for AdamSmithWorks

October 29, 2021

LUMOS! Learning Moral Sentiments with Harry Potter

Caroline Breashears for AdamSmithWorks

Smith and Samuel Johnson: Unlucky Altercation?

Thomas Keymer for AdamSmithWorks

October 14, 2020

Heaven and Earth: Points of Convergence in the Arts and Adam Smith

Robert Edward Gordon and Daniel Asia for AdamSmithWorks

September 2, 2020

“Who are you wearing?” Fashion production in the age of Adam Smith

Caren Oberg for AdamSmithWorks

June 10, 2020

Drawn to Industry and Idleness: Hogarth and Smith

James Stacey Taylor for AdamSmithWorks

March 3, 2020

Clarissa Explains It All: Adam Smith and the Eighteenth-Century Novel in Letters

Shannon Chamberlain for AdamSmithWorks

December 4, 2019

Happy Smithsgiving!

Heather King for AdamSmithWorks

What would Adam Smith think of that particularly American holiday, Thanksgiving?

November 26, 2019

Gulliver's Travels: Adam Smith's Favorite Novel

by Shannon Chamberlain for AdamSmithWorks

October 30, 2019

Adam Smith and Silas Marner: Heaps of Gold

by Elizabeth M. Hull for AdamSmithWorks

Smithian Sympathy in the Arabian Nights

by Khalil M. Habib for AdamSmithWorks

Adam Smith Goes to the Movies: The Avengers

by Sarah E. Skwire and Aeon J. Skoble for AdamSmithWorks

If Adam Smith were alive today, he’d be just as excited as the rest of us about the release of Avengers: Endgame

April 24, 2019

Curious Sympathies Between Mark Twain and Adam Smith

Bry J. Martin for AdamSmithWorks

February 6, 2019

Adam Smith and the Theater of the Marketplace

by Sarah Skwire for AdamSmithWorks

Self-Help Advice from Adam Smith and Jane Austen

by Cecil Bohanon and Michelle Vachris for AdamSmithWorks

Adam Smith and the Horror of Frankenstein

Just for Fun... Design Your Own 18th Century Wig!

Via the Victoria & Albert Museum