What do the country’s leading writers and artists have to say about #AfroAtlanticHistories?
Find out in our 3-part symposium ➡️ https://t.co/QnVF5093MP
A new exhibit at the National Gallery of Art looks at the cultural contributions and complex history of Black and African people around the world since the 17th century.
https://t.co/Om0NXqmb8I
“Color is a slippery path. But the slippery paths are the most exciting ones to walk on.”
In a new interview, art historian Richard J. Powell discusses his ongoing Mellon Lectures, “Colorstruck! Painting, Pigment, Affect.”
https://t.co/vEfKgmSRpk
Registration is live for the first #NGAnights of 2020! Join us March 12 for a salute to women with pulse-pounding performances by @BatalaDC, pop-up talks on works by women, a hands-on art activity, and special access to the Print Study Room.
Details: https://t.co/MPSzDvLgE1
At last, a perfect day for skating in the Sculpture Garden! ⛸️
@marthaliving recently included the Ice Rink in their list of the best open air skating rinks in the country.
https://t.co/qQLTeQnmY6
This Saturday and Sunday, we're celebrating "The Life of Animals in Japanese Art" with a Community Weekend. Stop by the Gallery on Saturday (5 to 8pm) or Sunday (11am to 5pm) and join the fun: https://t.co/iyBg2R7umm #japaneseanimals