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• Hirshhorn visitors fill Yoko Ono’s “My Mommy is Beautiful” with intimacy and intensity

  5 September 2017

  

   

• African Art Museum collaborates in Google’s “We Wear Culture” project

  28 August 2017

  

   

• Death, disaster come calling in tar and latex sculpted on tile

  8 August 2017

  

   

• Smithsonian program fosters new generation of Latino museum professionals

  27 July 2017

  

   

• Vibrant Nicolas Party landscapes embellish Hirshhorn’s third-floor circle gallery

  26 June 2017

  

   

• Choreography comes to Smithsonian: Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company to interpret Portrait Gallery’s “The Face of Battle”

  5 June 2017

  

   

• “Inventing Utamaro” unveils dark truth behind Edo artist’s work

  30 May 2017

  

   

• Preparing the Hirshhorn’s blockbuster Kusama show: Q&A with curator Mika Yoshitake

  19 May 2017

  

   

• Battlefield artworks offer harsh, intimate window onto the devastation of WWI

  9 May 2017

  

   

• New technique may help authorities quickly ID real and fake ivory products

  26 April 2017

  

   

• An unflinching gaze into the human face of battle at the National Portrait Gallery

  13 April 2017

  

   

• Passionate threads: American ballet costumes embody perseverance, dreams & new horizons

  4 April 2017

  

   

• Rules Don’t Apply: June Schwarcz’s Remarkable Copper Foil & Enamel Vessels

  22 March 2017

  

   

• Taína Caragol: Putting a focus on Latino faces at the National Portrait Gallery

  14 March 2017

  

   

• Trusted Sources: Why Museums and Libraries Are More Relevant Than Ever

  2 March 2017

  

   

• New Children’s Space Brings Play to Portraiture

  27 February 2017