America’s Got Talent this week sees teenage magician Henry Richardson wow the judges with an incredible card trick — but that’s not his only talent, as he’s also an expert at cardistry. Henry is just ...

It used to be that I’d describe cardistry to people as the choreographed manipulation of standard, poker-sized playing cards into beautiful, shifting shapes and patterns using hand movements like ...

Cardistry pioneers Dan and Dave Buck explain cardistry in 22 levels of difficulty. From a foundational Z-Grip to complicated cuts like the Leno, watch how these two card innovators demonstrate and ...

This video teaches a clean and fluid cardistry sequence focused on foundational movements. It’s designed to help you build flow and control while handling cards with style. Each move is broken down ...

The kids lost it for the Danes. Like, jump-out-of-your-seat incredulity, involuntary burbles of whoas muffled by hands over mouths. These kids (nine-year-olds to twentysomethings) were watching a ...

On Friday morning, Dave Buck, Kevin Ho, and Zach Mueller were standing in a gallery space in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, listing their favorite cardistry videos. Cardistry is an arcane but ...

Anna DeGuzman is the sole remaining “America’s Got Talent” act from Jersey still in the competition. But her performance during a semifinal round may just put her over the edge.

Magicians, card players and those who enjoy cardistry may be interested in new LED playing cards aptly named Fireflies. Each pack includes four supercharged LED playing cards to enhance your tricks ...

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An curved arrow pointing right. Virtuoso is a team of five guys from Singapore who specialize in the art of cardistry. Using only a simple deck of cards these guys are able to completely blow your ...

It used to be that I'd describe cardistry to people as the choreographed manipulation of standard, poker-sized playing cards into beautiful, shifting shapes and patterns using hand movements like ...