BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Downtown -- Cato Institute Building (1000 Mass. Ave NW)

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1. CATO_200609_05.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2020_DC_Cato DC -- Downtown -- Cato Institute Building (1000 Mass Ave NW) (6 photos from 2020)
  Boarded up because of BLM protests.
2. CATOAM_190424_005.JPG: Kanika Sircar Barthes Box 4, 2016
3. CATOAM_190424_007.JPG: Kanika Sircar Barthes Box 2, 2016
4. CATOAM_190424_015.JPG: Betty Branch Out of the Box, 2003
5. CATOAM_190424_021.JPG: Sandy Frank Connection, 2017
6. CATOAM_190424_039.JPG: Meryl Blinder Stars and Stripes, 2019
7. CATOAM_190424_049.JPG: Elise Techentine Leading the Way, 2018
8. CATOAM_190424_059.JPG: Richard Foa Knowledge Breaks Down Walls, 2019
9. CATOAM_190424_073.JPG: Lisa Parker Hyatt Seven Ghost Sharks, Eleven Tulips, 2019
10. CATOAM_190424_078.JPG: Allen Hart The Harpist, 2006
11. CATOAM_190424_090.JPG: Ellyn Weiss Motley, 2016
12. CATOAM_190424_095.JPG: Zenos Frudakis Maquette for Freedom, 1985
13. CATOAM_190424_103.JPG: Jim McKeon Isolation Theory, 2017
14. CATOAM_190424_111.JPG: William Knight Urban Suburban, 2017
15. CATOAM_190424_121.JPG: Elżbieta Sikorska Venus, 2018
16. CATOAM_190424_126.JPG: Lulu Delacre
17. CATOAM_190424_133.JPG: Lulu Delacre Frank, 2016
18. CATOAM_190424_136.JPG: Lulu Delacre Esperanza, 2016
19. CATOAM_190424_142.JPG: Lulu Delacre Hugo, 2016
20. CATOAM_190424_145.JPG: Lulu Delacre Luci, 2016
21. CATOAM_190424_148.JPG: Lulu Delacre Elena, 2016
22. CATOAM_190424_153.JPG: Lulu Delacre Marla, 2016
23. CATOAM_190424_156.JPG: Lulu Delacre Romina, 2016
24. CATOAM_190424_159.JPG: Lulu Delacre Pablito, 2016
25. CATOAM_190424_165.JPG: Angie Rucker Captain Augustus C. Thompson, 2018
26. CATOAM_190424_169.JPG: Joan Lobis Brown Women of an UNcertain Age: Indomitable Baby Boomers # 3, 2016
27. CATOAM_190424_173.JPG: Jady Bates A Certain Sense of Liberty -- Self Portrait, 2018
28. CATOAM_190424_178.JPG: Jim Bremer Me Too., 2019
29. CATOAM_190424_183.JPG: Steve Garner Eclipsed, 2018
30. CATOAM_190424_191.JPG: John Wang Elusive Dragon, 2012
31. CATOAM_190424_195.JPG: Giuseppe Palumbo Sword vs. Pen, 2016
32. CATOAM_190424_203.JPG: Shanden Simmons The Profile, 2018
33. CATOAM_190424_223.JPG: It's hard to be an individual.
34. CATOAM_190424_229.JPG: Leslie Nolan Sylvie, 2018
35. CATOAM_190424_241.JPG: Dominie Nash Stills from a Life 49, 2016
36. CATOAM_190424_246.JPG: Joyce Zipperer Spiked, 2012
37. CATOAM_190424_254.JPG: Thomas Lowell Edwards A Forced Conversation I, 2015
38. CATOAM_190424_268.JPG: Hilary Helfany A Radical Voice, 2017
39. CATOAM_190424_273.JPG: Linda Lowery Six Dancing Babies, 2017
40. CATOAM_190424_279.JPG: Les Makowski New Cult, 2017
41. CATOAM_190424_285.JPG: Abbe Steinglass Dialogue, 2007
42. CATOAM_190424_293.JPG: Elroy Williams The Burkinab, 2014
43. CATOAM_190424_299.JPG: Christopher Corson Bare Earth, 2018
44. CATOAM_190424_307.JPG: Richard Dana Resist, 2019
45. CATOAM_190424_323.JPG: Sheila Chesanow Stars and Stripes, 2017
46. CATOAM_190424_328.JPG: Francie Hester Cluster Series, 2019
47. CATOAM_190424_340.JPG: Diane Szczepaniak Reflecting Rectilinear Four, 2016
48. CATOAM_190424_347.JPG: Diane Szczepaniak Reflecting Rectilinear Five, 2017
49. CATOAM_190424_356.JPG: Elzbieta Sikorska Wings, 2017
50. CATOAM_190411_002.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_DC_Cato_Art_Messenger Cato Institute -- Exhibit: Freedom: Art as the Messenger (161 photos from 2019)
51. CATOAM_190411_017.JPG: Erin Mercer S.S. Orb, 2017
52. CATOAM_190411_022.JPG: Richard Foa Knowledge Breaks Down Walls, 2019
53. CATOAM_190411_034.JPG: Sandy Frank Connection, 2017
54. CATOAM_190411_038.JPG: Beryl Jazvic The Dreamers, 2018
55. CATOAM_190411_044.JPG: Meryl Blinder Stars and Stripes, 2019
56. CATOAM_190411_049.JPG: Rochelle Lowenstein The Browning of America 2, 2018
57. CATOAM_190411_056.JPG: Kanika Sercar Barthes Box 2 (tall one) and 4 (short one), 2016
58. CATOAM_190411_060.JPG: Betty Branch Out of the Box, 2003
59. CATOAM_190411_062.JPG: Stephanie Osser My Family Odyssey, 2019
60. CATOAM_190411_067.JPG: Margaret Jo Feldman Amendment 2, Mouth Piece, 2018
61. CATOAM_190411_075.JPG: Lisa Parker Hyatt Seven Ghost Sharks Eleven Tulips, 2019
62. CATOAM_190411_083.JPG: Francie Hester Cluster Series, 2019
63. CATOAM_190411_087.JPG: Dennis Carrie Frederick Douglass, 1847, 2018
64. CATOAM_190411_095.JPG: Maria-Theresa Fernandes Welcome to My House, 2018
65. CATOAM_190411_102.JPG: Zenos Frudakis Maquette for Freedom, 1985
66. CATOAM_190411_112.JPG: Freedom is the soul of art. -- Abhijit Naskar
67. CATOAM_190411_114.JPG: Phyllis Plattner Chronicles of War: Regiments and Obedience, 2009
68. CATOAM_190411_132.JPG: Elzbieta Sikorska Wings, 2017
69. CATOAM_190411_135.JPG: Susan Bikoff Unlocked Possibility, 2019
70. CATOAM_190411_139.JPG: Shanden Simmons The Profile, 2018
71. CATOAM_190411_143.JPG: Jim McKeon Isolation Theory, 2017
72. CATOAM_190411_153.JPG: Paul Rutz Holding on to Peace [Mars Quirinus], 2018
73. CATOAM_190411_158.JPG: Giuseppe Palumbo Sword vs. Pen, 2016
74. CATOAM_190411_163.JPG: Kaya Deckelbaum En'Light, 2015
75. CATOAM_190411_180.JPG: William Knight Urban Suburban, 2017
76. CATOAM_190411_187.JPG: Deborah Friedman The Wall, 2019
77. CATOAM_190411_191.JPG: Tara Barr The Chicago, 2018
78. CATOAM_190411_199.JPG: Joey Manlapaz Take One, 2010
79. CATOAM_190411_208.JPG: Hilary Helfany A Radical Voice, 2017
80. CATOAM_190411_211.JPG: Joyce Zipperer Spiked, 2012
81. CATOAM_190411_213.JPG: Christopher Corson Bare Earth, 2018
82. CATOAM_190411_217.JPG: Elroy Williams The Burkinabe, 2014
83. CATOAM_190411_220.JPG: Les Makowski New Cult, 2017
84. CATOAM_190411_234.JPG: Linda Lowery Six Dancing Babies, 2017
85. CATOAM_190411_239.JPG: Helen Frederick Fascia I, 2018
86. CATOAM_190411_247.JPG: Helen Frederick Fascia Diptych, 2018
87. CATOAM_190411_252.JPG: Richard Dana Resist, 2019
88. CATOAM_190411_258.JPG: Francie Hester Identity Series, 2014
89. CATOAM_190411_269.JPG: Freedom Art as the Messenger
90. CATOAM_190411_273.JPG: Candice Flewharty The Emoji Project -- Kyle's Handgun, 2016
91. CATOAM_190411_278.JPG: Diana Zipeto Liberty III (Nothing Is Inevitable), 2018
92. CATOAM_190411_284.JPG: Joyce Zipperer Spiked, 2012
93. CATOAM_190411_290.JPG: Christopher Corson Bare Earth, 2018
94. CATOAM_190411_295.JPG: Joyce Zipperer Spiked, 2012
95. CATOAM_190411_302.JPG: Sharon Pierce McCullough Political Chaos, 2016
96. CATOAM_190411_307.JPG: Katherine Hart Untitled, 2018
97. CATOAM_190411_312.JPG: Robin Harris Let Me Be Your Lifesaver, 2018
98. CATOAM_190411_315.JPG: Georgia Nassikas Over, 2018
99. CATOAM_190411_319.JPG: Sara Dilliplane Rally for Universal Healthcare, 2018
100. CATOAM_190411_332.JPG: Honey Lea Gaydos Cause and Effect, 2018
101. CATOAM_190411_340.JPG: Doris Eisen Hymie and the Boy, 1989
102. CATOAM_190411_345.JPG: Jeremiah Morris Defragmented 1.2, 2018
103. CATOAM_190411_350.JPG: Akemi Ohira Forgotten Action, 2017
104. CATOAM_190411_354.JPG: Leslie Nolan Sylvie, 2018
105. CATOAM_190411_358.JPG: Dominie Nash Stills from a Life 49, 2016
106. CATOAM_190411_363.JPG: Miranda Updike Merging Sectors, 2015
107. CATOAM_190411_371.JPG: Thomas Lowell Edwards A Forced Conversation I, 2015
108. CATOAM_190411_379.JPG: Bosco Zia Untitled, 2012
109. CATOAM_190411_388.JPG: Katherine Cox The Unraveling, 2016
110. CATOAM_190411_393.JPG: Melinda K.P. Stees How Much Higher? , 2018
111. CATOAM_190411_399.JPG: Clayton Evans & Christopher Barclay Black Boys in Green Houses: Green House Effects, 2018
112. CATOAM_190411_410.JPG: Michael Cayo-Cotter I Feel Like Bustin' Loose, 2018
113. CATO_190411_02.JPG: The following pictures are from the page 2019_DC_Cato DC -- Downtown -- Cato Institute Building (1000 Mass Ave NW) (11 photos from 2019)
  Better. Every. Day. 500 BCE 500 BCE In Antigone, the playwright Sophocles explains that a law made by a mere man, even a kind, can not override "the gods' unwritten and unfailing laws," which predated and were superior to manmade laws. c. 800 BCE - 200 BCE Where in other civilizations kinds were considered divine and therefore infallible, the Jews tell the Egyptian Pharoah (and their own kings) that a king is still just a man, and every man is beneath God's law. 300 BCE - 50 BCE An ancient Greek group of thinkers known as the Stoics develop the argument that the fundamental moral principles that govern the laws of all nations are built upon rules laid down by nature. They maintain that even if the ruler is the people themselves, they still may do only what is just according to natural law. Stoicism would go on to have a profound influences on the Romans, particularly the emperor Marcus Aurelius and the statesman and writer Cicero. 30 BCE When asked whether his followers should pay taxes, Jesus says, "Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and unto God the things that are God's." In so doing, he divides the world into two realms and makes it clear that not everything is under the control of the state -- a radical notion that would have a profound influence on the development of Christianity and European thought. 200 Early Christians develop theories of toleration to counter Roman persecution. Among them was Tertullian, a Carthaginian known as the "father of Latin theology," who writes, "It is a fundamental human right, a privilege of nature, that every man should worship according to his own convictions." Early 13th Century Across Europe, nobles, gentry, and city dwellers push back against the unlimited power of kings. In England, King John is forced to sign the [sic] Magna Carta in 1215, laying the foundations of constitutionally limited government in the English-speaking world. The nobles and gentry of Hungary likewise force King Andrew II to sign the Golden Bull, limiting the power to tax and creating checks on the king's power. In Germany, the town of Magdeburg develops a set of laws that emphasize freedom and self-government. Magdeburg law is so widely respected that it is adopted by hundreds of other towns and cities. 1250-1270 1517-1648
114. CATO_190411_03.JPG: 1644 1649-1660 1690 John Locke publishes his magnum opus, Two Treatises of Government, which explores the origins of government and, more importantly, the origin of rights. He argues that people have rights to life, liberty, and property that predate governments; that these rights are inalienable; and that people are justified in revolting against governments that violate their rights. 1720-1723 Mid-18th Century 1776 Scottish philosopher Adam Smith publishes The Wealth of Nations, often considered the birth of modern economics. In the book he lays out the case for free trade and free markets, denounces protectionism, and asserts that the "invisible hand" of economic incentives guides people to help each other out of rational self-interest rather than altruistic motives. January 1776 Thomas Paine's revolutionary pamphlet Common Sense presents a radical case against monarchy and for the American colonies to pursue independence as a liberal republic. Widely popular, Paine's arguments help persuade the colonists to reject the British monarchy altogether rather than seeking reconciliation with the Crown. "Society in every state is a blessing, but government even in its best state is but a necessary evil." July 4, 1776 1787-1791 1792
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116. CATO_190411_07.JPG: May 17. 1954 In Brown v. Board of Education, the Supreme Court rules that state laws enforcing racial segregation in public schools are unconstitutional. The landmark case is one of the foundations of the civil rights movement. 1962 Milton Friedman publishes Capitalism and Freedom, in which he argues that political freedom could not exist without private property and economic freedom. Friedman wins the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1976. 1973 1973 Military conscription is ended in the United States, in part thanks to the arguments developed by Milton Friedman in favor of an all-volunteer military. 1974 1974 1977 The Cato Institute is founded with the goal of creating a libertarian public policy research organization to influence both public opinion and policymakers. 1978 1980
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