“I have sought to concentrate on beauty and happiness, rather than on man’s inhumanity to man.” Read more from @ngadc on a lesser-known cultural movement centered on beauty. https://t.co/pnubrI4hUQ
You may have seen this John Singleton Copley painting before. But there is one pivotal character in "Watson and the Shark" who has often been overlooked: the Black sailor.
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Why does art matter?
Artist Christopher Myers considers what it really means to matter. The idea for his tapestry “What Does It Mean to Matter” came to him while discussing the Black Lives Matter movement. It struck him that, too often, “we matter in our pain.”
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We are beyond thrilled to share this incredible news today! We have just been given a $500,000 grant as part of Advancing Latinx Art in Museums (ALAM) to create and support a new position for an associate curator of Latinx art.
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When you’re so caught up in your reflection you don’t even realize there’s a person carrying the mirror…
A performance of Josiah McElheny’s “Two Walking Mirrors” at @ngadc as part of “The Double: Identity and Difference in Art Since 1900.”
Construction has started at The Vermeer (113 Potomac Ave SW), now a 520 unit apartment building with nearly 40,000 square feet of retail space scheduled to deliver in spring 2024.
The show 'Vermeer’s Secrets' at the @ngadc will present all four of its paintings by or attributed to Vermeer, plus two definite fakes—and reveal what was found beneath the paint during scientific testing. https://t.co/KAGY06qTiO
Repetition can be the best way to say something new. Repetition can be the best way to say something new. This is proven by a new art show at the National Gallery. Our critic calls it “brilliant” — twice. https://t.co/BpQfaKbMHj
"For visitors coming in, [diversity] increases our relevance with more people," says @ngadc's Damon Reaves. "It really benefits the institution when you think about expanding who has access and who feels welcomed and engaged in the spaces.” https://t.co/mp8jiveXu1 #museums