I’m delighted to announce “A Little Truth: Fact and Fiction in Family Photography,” a show I’m curating @NUBlockMuseum that displays anonymous photos and artworks that integrate family photos to explore what we cannot and, sometimes, do not want to see.
https://t.co/OFsFjZBVK8
It's my great pleasure to announce @CN_CSI's next FREE online workshop: "Environmentalism in the 19th Century." (26 April 2023) We've got some amazing speakers. Do join us and tell your friends.
Details: https://t.co/ulKbwBmx7Q
#HPS#HistSci#HistSTEM#Environment#Victorian
Katie Porter’s whiteboard got factchecked, and guess what. She is correct that corporate profits are behind inflation.
https://t.co/sdxz5X2F7U via @politicususa
Grab a mug of something warm and celebrate World Snow Day with 80+ winter-related photographs from the Photographic History Collection. https://t.co/JlPddiDRmJ @SmithsonianLab@amhistorymuseum
We remember composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim with @amhistorymuseum's Robert Weingarten portrait. It includes Georges Seurat's "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte"—inspiration for "Sunday in the Park with George"—and a Tony Award, which Sondheim won more of than any other composer.
Shannon Perich @PhotoHistoryGal of @amhistorymuseum explores attempts to use patents to protect various photographic processes during 19c America as part of the open-access book "Circulation and Control." Read /download at @OpenBookPublish: https://t.co/fDPiks4psh
In anticipation of the @TheAcademy Awards this weekend you can watch a movie with a strong queer female lead who takes on toxic masculinity for free on @Tubi! THE QUEEN OF HOLLYWOOD BLVD. :)
https://t.co/QVcD2NphbJ
Please read the following statement, composed by members of the @SmithsonianAPA team and supported by the Smithsonian Institution. https://t.co/0rfcyaWJFW
Our Thursday drive-in screening of The Five Rules of Success is sold out so another screening has been added for Friday March 12th at 7PM @ArenaCinelounge https://t.co/u9m4vlB7vJ