Archive for the ‘Washington D.C’ Category

Smithsonian Accepts Michelle Obama’s Inaugural Ball Gown
Michelle Obama formally presented the gown by Jason Wu that she wore to the 2009 inaugural balls to the Smithsonian’s Collection.

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The Fabled Wittelsbach Blue
For more than a half-century, the whereabouts of one of the world’s most celebrated diamonds, the Wittelsbach blue, was obscure.

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Carapace By Brian Jungen
Artist Brian Jungen takes familiar trash and recycling containers and creates a structure that can contain us.

783 via NMAI

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Smithsonian Enjoyed Massive Attendance Numbers in 2009
Smithsonian Institution recorded more than 30 million visitors in 2009, the most impressive showing since 2001.

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Photography: Jeremy Kost | Anyone Other Then Me
Jeremy Kost’s “Anyone Other Than Me” reveals the growing notoriety of the artist’s captivating photos - at Conner Contemporary.

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Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond At Smithsonian
The rare deep-blue, 31.06-carat Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond will be on display at the Smithsonian beginning Jan. 28.

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Norman Rockwell Double Takes
A fascinating exhibit of the all-American master’s work reveals Rockwell’s meticulous use of photography to create his paintings.

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Hirshhorn Museum’s Bubble Designed By Diller Scofidio & Renfro
A plan for the Hirshhorn calls for an inflatable structure that pokes through the building's top and side, on the National Mall.

669 via NY Times

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I.M. Pei’s Building Shows Signs of Age
I.M. Pei's National Gallery of Art building is aging, the renovation should be complete in 2013 at an estimated cost of $85 million.

638 via WSJ

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Obama’s Art Changes
A painting by the artist Alma W. Thomas, which had been selected to go on Michelle Obama's wall, will no longer be mounted.

383 via Washington Post

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Brian Jungen At National Museum of the American Indian
Brian Jungen's objects reference themes of globalization and pop culture - on view at the National Museum of the American Indian.

313 via NMAI

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Edward Burtynsky: Oil
Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C. presents Edward Burtynsky's "Oil" - he documented the changing landscape of our planet.

218 via Art Observed

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