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• 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

  

   

• I was a glittering artwork, on exhibit in Washington, D.C.

  15 February 2017

  

   

• A lesson in “rasquachismo” art: Chicano aesthetics & the “sensibilities of the barrio”

  31 January 2017

  

   

• Stephanie Stebich is new Smithsonian American Art Museum director

  24 January 2017

  

   

• “Greek Slave,” the Washington, D.C. Legacy of Hiram Powers’ 1840s masterpiece

  23 January 2017

  

   

• Meet Dana Tai Soon Burgess, Smithsonian Choreographer-in-residence

  17 January 2017

  

   

• Snow puppies

  16 December 2016

  

   

• American Art Museum Acquires Major Collection of Self-Taught Artists

  14 December 2016

  

   

• Henry Clay Anderson’s photographs

  14 December 2016

  

   

• Portrait Gallery to Install 1989 Portrait of President-elect Trump

  13 December 2016

  

   

• Smithsonian starts program to help people restore storm-damaged heirlooms

  12 December 2016

  

   

• John Glenn Portrait on View at National Portrait Gallery

  9 December 2016

  

   

• Writer Rudolfo Anaya is subject of National Portrait Gallery’s first Latino commission

  5 December 2016

  

   

• Steven Young Lee-Visions and Revisions: Renwick Invitational 2016

  28 November 2016

  

   

• Seven Babe Ruth facts from the National Portrait Gallery exhibit “One Life: Babe Ruth”

  23 November 2016