‘My Week with Marilyn’ and Warhol
WASHINGTON, DC—Over the weekend I saw “My Week with Marilyn.” The film recounts the real-life experience of Colin Clark, a
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Unique Depiction of Rosa Parks Featured at National Portrait Gallery
“Rosa Parks” 1983 (painted limewood) by Marshall D. Rumbaugh | Photo by Arts Observer WASHINGTON, DC—Among the painted portraits of
‘Black List’: Photographs of African American Stand Outs by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
Filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles WASHINGTON, DC—Over the weekend, I visited the “The Black List” exhibit at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait
Portrait Gallery Marks 50th Anniversary of JFK Inauguration
WASHINGTON, DC—This year the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery is marking the 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s presidential inauguration on
Andy Warhol’s ‘Shadows’ Surround the Hirshhorn Museum
The 102-panel exhibit spans nearly 450 feet. WASHINGTON, DC—The curved galleries of the Hirshhorn Museum provide a brilliant space for