NEW YORK - TelAve -- Legit Productions, the leading film production company specializing in documentary films and docuseries about art in the United States, is pleased to announce the release of Season 5 of its Award-winning show "The Story of Art in America" on the occasion of the centennial of Route 66. The show is now streaming on Red Coral, the artist-forward network.

This new season explores the vibrant art scene of five cities along the iconic Route 66: Joliet, IL; Springfield, MO; Oklahoma City, OK; Vega, TX; and Santa Rosa, NM.

Directed by acclaimed Filmmaker Christelle Bois and produced by Executive Producer Pierre Gervois, Season 5 of The Story of Art in America has won the Best Documentary Award at the Critics Society Film Festival and the Best Series Award at the Atlanta Film Festival in 2026.

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The Story of Art in America travels the length and breadth of the United States to meet the musicians, painters, sculptors, poets, chefs, storytellers, and craftspeople whose work defines the communities they call home. With her signature emotional interview style, award-winning director Christelle Bois captures the deeply human stories behind American art — revealing how creativity shapes identity, community, and culture from coast to coast. From large cities to small rural towns, The Story of Art in America is the definitive documentary portrait of art and artists in the United States.

"My journey of discovering, learning about, and understanding the United States naturally led me to Route 66, and its upcoming centennial provided the perfect opportunity to explore this iconic road. Spending this season on the Mother Road has been an extraordinary experience, revealing so much about what America is truly about: connection, movement, storytelling, and the rich blend of cultures that have shaped the nation.

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From small towns to vibrant cities, every stop offered a new perspective and a deeper appreciation for the beauty, diversity, and resilience of the United States. Route 66 is more than a highway—it is a living reflection of the American spirit.

I look forward to getting back on the road and continuing to discover the stories that bring America to life.", said Christelle Bois, Director.

"It has been an honor for me to produce this new installment of The Story of Art in America, following the critical success of the show and its recognition in the art world as the leading art and cultural heritage docuseries focused on American cities. Working again with the immensely talented Film Director Christelle Bois has been a true pleasure", said Pierre Gervois, Executive Producer.

The show can be watched for free on the Red Coral streaming platform.