Havana Murals: A Survey of Urban Canvases
HAVANA—Along the Prado, a main thoroughfare that connects Central Havana with the Malecon seawall, a series of street murals bear
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A Cast of Ordinary ‘White’ People by George Segal
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, DC—Before consulting the exhibition labels, the relationship between the mysterious woman peering out of a window from behind
At Hirshhorn, the Overwhelming Pleasure of Light and Color
WASHINGTON, DC—Wander through the dangling mass of blue nylon strings and you will lose yourself for a moment. The transporting
Presence of Classic American Cars Reflects Cuba’s History
HAVANA—Visitors to Cuba are charmed by the omnipresence of vintage American cars, often hiring the classics for a chauffeured ride
Two-Wheelers: A Survey of Bike-Inspired Art
Bikes are all the rage. Year-after-year, bicycle use is on the increase. According to a 2012 report by the Alliance