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 2018_09_15A_SPX_Other | 172 | MD -- Bethesda -- Small Press Expo (2018) -- Other
Folks here include Library of Congress staff (Megan Halsband, ???, ???, and Martha Kennedy), Dave McKenna, Cheese Hasselberger, Rafer Roberts, Karen Green, Tom Kaczynski (Uncivilized Books), Mike Jenkins, Michael Cavna, Joe Sutliff, Rebecca Sugar, Nate Powell, Erica Perl, Erin Nations, Roz Chast, John... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_15B1_SPX_Chast | 22 | MD -- Bethesda -- Small Press Expo (2018) -- Panel: Roz Chast In Conversation
Roz Chast In Conversation
Roz Chast is an artistic polymath. Her humorous single-panel cartoons on the tics and neuroses of everyday life have been entertaining readers of The New Yorker for years. Her first graphic novel, Can We Please Talk About Something A Little More Pleasant? garnered her both the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_15B2_SPX_Tyler | 14 | MD -- Bethesda -- Small Press Expo (2018) -- Beatles Sing-A-Long With Carol Tyler
Beatles Sing-A-Long With Carol Tyler
Celebrate the release of comics legend Carol Tyler’s new book, Fab4 Mania, by coming out to the main foyer and singing some of the Beatles’ greatest hits with her! There will be a book signing immediately following the event at the Fantagraphics table. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_14A1_InclusionAM | 192 | Reynolds Center (SAAM) -- Symposium: Radical Inclusion and Tales from the Playa: Talks on Art, Inspiration, and the History of Burning Man -- (1 of 2) Morning Sessions
Radical Inclusion and Tales from the Playa: Talks on Art, Inspiration, and the History of Burning Man
Join SAAM, five of the original founders of Burning Man, artists from No Spectators: the Art of Burning Man, and other Burners for a day of storytelling, short films, and discussions about the history... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_14B1_InclusionPM | 324 | Reynolds Center (SAAM) -- Symposium: Radical Inclusion and Tales from the Playa: Talks on Art, Inspiration, and the History of Burning Man -- (2 of 2) Afternoon Sessions
Radical Inclusion and Tales from the Playa: Talks on Art, Inspiration, and the History of Burning Man
Join SAAM, five of the original founders of Burning Man, artists from No Spectators: the Art of Burning Man, and other Burners for a day of storytelling, short films, and discussions about the history... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_14C1_Andres | 75 | Politics & Prose @ Lisner -- José Andrés ("We Fed an Island") w/Tim Carman
José Andrés - We Fed an Island — in conversation with Tim Carman — at GW Lisner Auditorium
Four days after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, José Andrés arrived on the island and started to cook. Andrés, whose 29 restaurants have earned him Michelin Stars and two James Beard “Outstanding Chef” awards,... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13A1_Ollies | 24 | DC -- Ollie's Trolley (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13A2_SIAH_Batmobile | 12 | DC -- Natl Museum of American History -- Exhibit: The Batmobile (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13A3_WCCanal | 11 | DC -- Mall -- Lockkeepers House (Washington City Canal House)
There was supposed to be a ribbon-cutting this morning but the ceremony was delayed for a month due to Hurricane Frances. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13A4_Corc_Spiked | 2 | DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit: Spiked
The outside signs for the exhibit. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13A5_SIRG_Burning_Art | 14 | DC -- Renwick Gallery -- Exhibit: No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13A6_WHouse_Passby | 4 | DC -- Presidential Motorcade drive-by or Helicopter flyby (pick one) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13C_SIRG_Handihour | 72 | Renwick Gallery -- Handi-Hour (2018 Sep, Art of Burning Man) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13D_Royer | 37 | Takoma Park Community Center and Politics & Prose -- Jérémie Royer ("Audubon: On the Wings of the World")
Jérémie Royer - Audubon: On the Wings of the World — at Takoma Park Library (MD)
He was a man of many names and many lives, some invented and some embellished. But one thread followed John James Audubon through his life: a love of nature and an unquenchable thirst for adventure. This graphic novel... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_13E1_Passage | 128 | AFI -- Latin American Film Festival (2018) -- "Birds of Passage" opening reception
BIRDS OF PASSAGE (2018)
Special Features: Opening Night Sept 13 show features post-screening wine reception and DJ set by DJ Rockactivo, spinning '70s Latin funk & disco
[PÁJAROS DE VERANO]
Special Features: 2018 Oscar® Selection, Colombia
Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra, the creative team behind... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_12A1_Molesworth | 107 | Reynolds Center (SAAM) -- Helen Molesworth (Clarice Smith Distinguished Lecture)
Join Helen Molesworth, former chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, for a lecture exploring the work of sculptor Ruth Asawa.
The Clarice Smith Distinguished Lectures in American Art highlight excellence and innovation in American art through evenings with an outstanding artist,... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_11_Rad_Girls | 134 | Politics & Prose -- Kate Schatz and Miriam Klein Stahl ("Rad Girls Can") w/Mary Beth Tinker
Kate Schatz and Miriam Klein Stahl - Rad Girls Can: Stories of Bold, Brave, and Brilliant Young Women — In conversation with Mary Beth Tinker
What do the young women in this book have in common? Quite simply, they're amazing. The real-life heroines profiled are making it happen in a range of fields:... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10A_Core | 129 | DC -- USC/PDC/PDAA -- Jim Core ("U.S. Preparations for World's Fairs)
Our guest at the next next PDC / PDAA / USC Annenberg lunch forum will be Jim Core, Director of the International Expositions Unit in the State Department Office of the Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs. His bio is at https://www.state.gov/r/expo/280204.htm
The topic will be the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10B1_KSt | 7 | DC -- K Street area (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10B2_KSt_Sham | 5 | DC -- K Street area -- Foon Sham sculptures (Droplet, Turning Point, Ductile, Vascular Form #10) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10B3_Wawa | 6 | DC -- Wawa (1111 19th St. NW) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10B4_YMCA | 8 | DC -- 1701 Rhode Island Ave (the old YMCA) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10B5_Callbox | 2 | DC -- Callboxes (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10B6_HRC | 9 | DC -- Human Rights Campaign HQ (1640 RI Ave, NW) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10C_Disinformation | 60 | DC -- CSIS -- Countering Disinformation: Interdisciplinary Lessons for Policymakers
Countering Disinformation: Interdisciplinary Lessons for Policymakers
With the growth of social media, disinformation has become an increasingly potent political tool. State and non-state actors from various countries, among them Russia and China, have become adept at manufacturing and spreading... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10D1_CSIS | 16 | DC -- Center for Strategic and International Studies (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10D2_WP15L | 33 | DC -- Midtown Center (1100 15th St NW -- Old Washington Post Bldg) -- Exterior (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_10D3_SS_Fairfield_Res | 14 | MD -- Silver Spring -- Fairfield Residential (916 Thayer Ave.) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_09A_Eisen | 11 | Politics & Prose -- Norman Eisen ("The Last Palace")
Norman Eisen - The Last Palace: Europe's Turbulent Century in Five Lives and One Legendary House
Eisen’s rich profile of Prague’s Petschek Villa, now the residence of the U.S. ambassador to the Czech Republic, combines political history and memoir for an illuminating look at Europe in the last century.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_09B_Pelecanos | 90 | Politics & Prose -- George Pelecanos ("The Man Who Came Uptown")
George Pelecanos - The Man Who Came Uptown
In some twenty mystery-thrillers, Pelecanos has created unforgettable and utterly human characters, placed them in situations offering no obvious right choices, and has illuminated the life of D.C. neighborhoods better than any sociology text could. In his... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08A_Metro_GP | 6 | Metro Station -- Gallery Place
A new canopy is going up over the escalator. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08B1_City_Center_Loop | 25 | DC -- City Center complex -- LOOP
LOOP Comes to DC
August 8th - September 16th
CityCenterDC invites Washingtonians and visitors alike to discover Loop, an original interactive installation by world renowned artists Olivier Girouard and Jonathan Villeneuve. The installation, which was first presented as part of the 7th edition of... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08B2_City_Center | 3 | DC -- City Center complex (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08C1_SIPG_Pushing | 107 | DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (SAAM archives) -- Exhibit: Pushing the Envelope: Mail Art
Pushing the Envelope: Mail Art from the Archives of American Art
August 10, 2018 – January 4, 2019
Beginning in the 1960s, artists from around the world looked to the postal system as an alternative means of producing, distributing, and receiving art. Mail art (alternatively called “correspondence... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08C2_SIPG_Portrait | 3 | DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center -- Portraits (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08C3_SIPG_Discord_AJ | 39 | DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: Faces of Discord -- Andrew Johnson (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08C4_SIPG_CW | 7 | DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: Civil War (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_08D1_Kerry | 196 | Sixth & I and Politics & Prose -- John Kerry ("Every Day is Extra") w/David Ignatius
John Kerry - Every Day Is Extra — at Sixth & I
John Kerry has devoted his life to public service. Since he testified in front of Congress as a decorated young Vietnam veteran disillusioned with the war, he’s placed himself at the heart of American political life, serving as a five-term Senator and as... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_07A_KatzenX | 132 | DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2018D Early Fall Exhibition
Finding a Path
Emilie Brzezinski and Dalya Luttwak: A Conversation
September 4-December 16, 2018
Curated by Aneta Georgievska-Shine
Emilie Brzezinski and Dalya Luttwak have much in common as artists, yet they have never shown their works together. Brzezinski’s massive, rough-hewn wood sculptures... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_07B_KatzenXT | 76 | DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2018D Early Fall Members Gallery Talk: Emilie Brzezinski, Dalya Luttwak, Aneta Georgievska-Shine, and Mika Brzezinski
Folks in the audience included Aviva Kempner, Joe Scarborough, Jack Rasmussen, Sharon Wolpoff, etc. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_07C_KatzenO | 50 | DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2018D Early Fall Members Opening Reception
The artist talk and Artifacts performance are on other pages. Check the links above.
Folks here include Jack Rasmussen, Sylvia Mathews Burwell (American University President), Carol Brown Goldberg, Joann Moser, Aneta Georgievska-Shine, Dalya Luttwak, and Lowell Gilbertson. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_07D_Artifacts | 69 | DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2018D Early Fall Member's Party w/The Artifacts
Members' Preview
Join us for a private reception and gallery talk on the life and work of Robert D’Arista before closing out the night with a jam session by our Director’s band, The Artifacts.
The members of the band: CAS Dean Peter Starr, Museum Director Jack Rasmussen, Courtney Surls, ...
Folks in... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06A1_10thSt_Park | 19 | DC -- 10th Street Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06A2_City_Center | 2 | DC -- City Center complex (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06A3_City_Center_Loop | 13 | DC -- City Center complex -- LOOP
LOOP Comes to DC
August 8th - September 16th
CityCenterDC invites Washingtonians and visitors alike to discover Loop, an original interactive installation by world renowned artists Olivier Girouard and Jonathan Villeneuve. The installation, which was first presented as part of the 7th edition of... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06B_ORourke | 41 | Cato Institute -- "None of My Business" (w/P.J. O'Rourke)
None of My Business: P.J. Explains Money, Banking, Debt, Equity, Assets, Liabilities, and Why He’s Not Rich and Neither Are You
Featuring the author P. J. O’Rourke, H. L. Mencken Research Fellow, Cato Institute; with introductory remarks by David Boaz, Executive Vice President, Cato Institute.
P. J.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06C1_Arlington_Manassas | 112 | VA -- Arlington Natl Cemetery -- Event: Millennium Expansion and Manassas Soldier Burial
Arlington National Cemetery returned to its roots as a resting place for the Civil War dead with a burial Thursday of two unknown Union soldiers.
The burials marked the dedication of an $87 million expansion of the cemetery that officials hope will extend the cemetery’s life by up to 10 years.
The... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06C2_Arlington_Y2K | 8 | VA -- Arlington Natl Cemetery -- New Millennium Section (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06D1_SS_8250_Georgia | 11 | MD -- Silver Spring -- 8250 Georgia (Solaire) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06D2_SS_1stBaptist | 2 | MD -- Silver Spring -- First Baptist Church development (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_06E1_Morales | 136 | Takoma Park Community Center and Politics & Prose -- Yuyi Morales ("Dreamers/ Soñadores")
Yuyi Morales - Dreamers/ Soñadores (Spanish language) — at Takoma Park Library (MD)
In 1994, the award-winning author Yuyi Morales crossed a bridge with her two-month old son from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico to El Paso, Texas. They settled into a new American life where almost everything was different and... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_05A1_Southwest | 15 | DC -- Southwest areas (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_05A2_Spy | 6 | DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_05A3_Waterfront | 27 | DC -- Waterfront area (District Wharf) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_05A4_PProse_Wharf | 7 | DC -- Politics & Prose (DC Wharf Location)
Including the new mural done by Juana Medina. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_05A5_Ike_Mem | 3 | DC -- Eisenhower National Memorial (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_05B_Kennedy | 20 | Politics & Prose @ The Wharf -- Martha H. Kennedy ("Drawn to Purpose")
Martha H. Kennedy - Drawn to Purpose: American Women Illustrators and Cartoonists — at Politics and Prose at The Wharf
Kennedy’s ground-breaking survey presents in detail the lives and work of eighty women illustrators from the late nineteenth century to today. Starting with Golden Age artists Mary... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_04_Ryan | 51 | Politics & Prose -- April Ryan ("Under Fire")
April Ryan - Under Fire: Reporting from the Front Lines of the Trump White House
Ryan has been a White House correspondent for the American Urban Radio Networks since the Clinton administration, but with Trump’s arrival she has become part of the story she’s covering. Her new book is both a reporter’s... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02A_Ike_Mem | 8 | DC -- Eisenhower National Memorial (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02B1_WCCanal | 67 | DC -- Mall -- Lockkeepers House (Washington City Canal House)
This was the first weekend that lock house #0 had been open to the public. It is supposed to be open on a more regular schedule starting September 13 or so. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02B2_Mall_Floodwall | 3 | DC -- Natl Mall area -- 17th Street Levee (Floodwall) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02B3_Forest | 1 | DC -- U.S. Forest Service visitor center (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02C1_Holocaust | 3 | DC -- U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02C2_Holocaust_Americans | 341 | DC -- U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum -- Exhibit: Americans and the Holocaust
Americans and the Holocaust
Opened April 23, 2018
This exhibition is a portrait of American society that shows how the Depression, isolationism, xenophobia, racism, and antisemitism shaped responses to Nazism and the Holocaust. It reveals how much information was available to Americans at the time and... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02C4_Holocaust_Witnesses | 20 | DC -- U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum -- Exhibit: American Witnesses
American Witnesses
In April 1945, young Americans serving in the US military encountered the Nazi concentration camps. Few, even those hardened in battle, expected such a shock. “I do not know words that are strong enough or expressive enough to describe the horror I saw in those few days,” one US Army... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02D1_Emory | 37 | DC -- Emory United Methodist Church (by Fort Stevens) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_02D2_Ft_Stevens | 23 | DC -- Circle Forts -- Fort Stevens Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01A_NBF_Misc | 44 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous things. The Poltics and prose book sale area, the Pavilion of States, the Library of Congress Town Square, etc.
Folks include Carla Hayden, Michelle Krowl, Martha Kennedy, Joe Wos, Robert Pohl, Stephanie Stebich, Peter Slen (the C-Span interviewer), and Carlos Lozada. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01B1_NBF_Eizenstat | 24 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Stuart E. Eizenstat w/David Rubenstein
Stuart E. Eizenstat
Stuart E. Eizenstat is a diplomat and an attorney. His work as a lawyer focuses on resolving international trade problems and business disputes between the United States and other governments. Eizenstat was the U.S. ambassador to the European Union in 1993-1996 and deputy secretary... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01B2_NBF_Kilmeade | 13 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Brian Kilmeade
Brian Kilmeade
One of the co-hosts of “Fox & Friends,” Brian Kilemeade is also an author of history books such as “George Washington’s Secret Six” and “Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates.” His new work, “Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans: The Battle That Shaped America’s Destiny”... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01B3_NBF_CK_EAD | 34 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Conversation: Founders and Their Slaves w/Catherine Kerrison and Erica Armstrong Dunbar w/Eric Deggans
Catherine Kerrison
Catherine Kerrison is an associate professor of history at Villanova University in Villanova, Pennsylvania, where she teaches courses in colonial and revolutionary America and women's and gender history. She holds a Ph.D. in American history from the College of William and Mary. Her... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01B4_NBF_Chernow | 20 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Ron Chernow
Ron Chernow
Ron Chernow is the prize-winning author of six previous books and the recipient of the 2015 National Humanities Medal. His first book, “The House of Morgan,” won the National Book Award. “Washington: A Life” won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography, and “Alexander Hamilton”—the inspiration for... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01B5_NBF_Coll | 18 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Steve Coll
Steve Coll
Steve Coll was appointed Dean of Columbia Journalism School in 2013 after serving as president of New America Foundation (2007-2012). He joined the New Yorker as a staff writer in 2005 and continues to write for the publication on politics, national security and the media. Coll is also the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01C1_NBF_Sotomayor | 57 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Sonia Sotomayor w/Carla Hayden
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Sonia Sotomayor, an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, was born in the Bronx, New York. She earned a B.A. from Princeton University and a J.D. from Yale Law School. She served as assistant district attorney in New York County and then as a litigator... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01C2_NBF_Tan | 13 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Amy Tan w/Marie Arana
Amy Tan
Amy Tan is the author of “The Valley of Amazement,” “The Joy Luck Club,” “The Kitchen God’s Wife,” “The Hundred Secret Senses,” “The Bonesetter’s Daughter” and “The Opposite of Fate: Memories of a Writing Life.” She has also penned two children’s books: “The Moon Lady” and “Sagwa,” which has... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01C3_NBF_Albright | 17 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Madeleine Albright w/David Rubenstein
Madeleine Albright
Madeleine Albright served from 1997 until 2001 as the first woman secretary of state. She was born in the former Czechoslovakia, and her family immigrated to the United States in 1948. She followed in her father’s footsteps by also becoming a diplomat. Prior to being secretary of... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01C4_NBF_Goodwin | 69 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Doris Kearns Goodwin w/David Rubenstein
Doris Kearns Goodwin
Doris Kearns Goodwin’s interest in leadership began more than half a century ago as a teacher at Harvard. Her experiences working for LBJ in the White House and later assisting him on his memoirs led to “Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream.” She followed up with the Pulitzer... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01C5_NBF_Meacham | 26 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Jon Meacham
Jon Meacham
Jon Meacham is a Pulitzer Prize-winning presidential historian. A contributing writer for The New York Times Book Review and a contributing editor of Time magazine, he is the author of the New York Times best-sellers “Destiny and Power: The American Odyssey of George Herbert Walker Bush,”... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01D1_NBF_Monumental | 24 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Panel: Monumental Decisions w/Kirk Savage, Kristin Ann Hass, Brent D. Glass, and James Reston Jr.
Kirk Savage
Kirk Savage has been writing about public monuments and collective memory for over 30 years. He is the author of “Standing Soldiers, Kneeling Slaves: Race, War, and Monument in Nineteenth-Century America” (Princeton University), now available in a new edition, and “Monument Wars: Washington... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01D2_NBF_Corchado | 6 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Alfredo Corchado
Alfredo Corchado
Alfredo Corchado is the Mexico border correspondent for The Dallas Morning News and author of “Midnight in Mexico.” He is a Nieman, Lannan, USMEX, Woodrow Wilson and Rockefeller fellow and the winner of the Maria Moors Cabot and Elijah Parish Lovejoy awards for courage in journalism.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01D3_NBF_Wood | 18 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Gordon S. Wood w/David Rubenstein
Gordon S. Wood
An emeritus professor of history at Brown University, Gordon S. Wood is the author of “Creation of the American Republic, 1776-1787,” which won the Bancroft Prize and the John H. Dunning Prize in 1970, and “The Radicalism of the American Revolution,” which won the Pulitzer Prize for... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01E1_NBF_Proulx | 55 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Annie Proulx w/Carla Hayden and Marie Arana
Annie Proulx
Annie Proulx is the 2018 recipient of the Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction. Her novel “The Shipping News” won both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award and was adapted into a major motion picture. Her short story “Brokeback Mountain” (from the story collection... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01E2_NBF_Swanson | 10 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- James L. Swanson
James L. Swanson
James L. Swanson is the award-winning author of the best-seller “Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer.” His other books include his newest: “Chasing King’s Killer: The Hunt for Martin Luther King Jr.’s Assassin” (Scholastic). Swanson has also written “Chasing Lincoln's... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01E3_NBF_Grabenstein | 4 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Chris Grabenstein
Chris Grabenstein
Chris Grabenstein is the No, 1 New York Times best-selling author of “Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library,” “Mr. Lemoncello's Library Olympics,” “Mr. Lemoncello's Great Library Race” and “The Island of Dr. Libris.” He has co-written numerous bestselling books with James Patterson.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01F1_NBF_Meltzer | 17 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Brad Meltzer
Brad Meltzer
Brad Meltzer is the No. 1 New York Times best-selling author of “The Inner Circle,” “The Book of Fate” and nine other best-selling thrillers, including “The Tenth Justice,” “The First Counsel,” “The Millionaires” and “The President’s Shadow.” His newest book is “The Escape Artist” (Grand... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01F2_NBF_Ignatius | 9 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- David Ignatius w/Stephanie Merry
David Ignatius
David Ignatius is an associate editor for The Washington Post. Since 2003, he has been the author of a twice-weekly, globally distributed column on global politics, economics and international affairs. He has held important positions at the International Herald Tribune and The Wasll... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01F3_NBF_McDonnell | 68 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Graphic Novels 1 of 4: Patrick McDonnell w/Michael Cavna
Patrick McDonnell (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01F4_NBF_PB_TW | 96 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Graphic Novels 2 of 4: Pénélope Bagieu and Tillie Walden w/Michael Cavna
Pénélope Bagieu
Pénélope Bagieu was born in Paris in 1982 to Corsican and Basque parents. She is a best-selling graphic novel author, and her editorial illustrations have appeared all over the French media. In America, her graphic novels include “Exquisite Corpse,” “California Dreamin’” and, most... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01F5_NBF_Piskor | 60 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Graphic Novels 3 of 4: Ed Piskor w/Michael Cavna
Ed Piskor
Ed Piskor is the writer and artist behind “X-Men: Grand Design” (Marvel). This deeply personal and heavily researched reimagining of the origins of the world famous X-Men incorporates the past 40 years of the title’s history and has been met with critical acclaim from all corners of the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01F6_NBF_Gay | 22 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Graphic Novels 4 of 4: Roxane Gay w/Michael Cavna
Roxane Gay
Roxane Gay’s writing appears in “Best American Mystery Stories 20140,” “Best American Short Stories 2012,” “Best Sex Writing 2012,” and the magazines Harper’s Bazaar, A Public Space, McSweeney’s, Tin House, Oxford American, American Short Fiction, Virginia Quarterly Review and many others.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01G1_NBF_KD_HB | 12 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Kate DiCamillo and Harry Bliss
Kate DiCamillo
Kate DiCamillo is the beloved author of many books for children, including “Flora & Ulysses” and “The Tale of Despereaux,” both of which received Newbery Medals. Her most recent middle-grade novel, “Raymie Nightingale,” was an instant No. 1 New York Times best-seller and a National Book... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01G2_NBF_Selznick | 21 | DC -- Natl Book Festival 2018 -- Brian Selznick w/Barrie Hardymon
Brian Selznick
Brian Selznick’s books have garnered countless accolades worldwide and have been translated into more than 35 languages. He is the Caldecott Medal-winning creator of the No. 1 New York Times best-sellers “The Invention of Hugo Cabret,” adapted into Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-winning movie... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_09_01H_SIPG_McCain | 8 | DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: In Memoriam: Senator John S. McCain III
In Memoriam: Senator John S. McCain III
August 27, 2018 – September 9, 2018
The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery recognizes the life and legacy of late Senator and former presidential nominee John S. McCain III with a photograph by the British-born photographer Steve Pyke.
McCain, who was born... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_25A1_Sarcofiguy | 75 | AFI -- "The Black Cat" and "Re-Animator" (w/Doctor Sarcofiguy and Arch Campbell)
DOCTOR SARCOFIGUY!!!! is back with another creepy double feature! The Black Cat 1934 followed by Re-Animator
The Black Cat (1934 film) Boris Karloff/Bela Lugosi
This classic Edgar Allen Poe adaptation stars horror icons Boris Karloff (FRANKENSTEIN) and Bela Lugosi (DRACULA) in their first cinematic... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24A1_NYC | 11 | NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24A2_NYC_Murals | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24A3_NYC_Toynbee | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Toynbee tiles/Stickman Robots (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24B1_NYC_Subway_34thPenn | 21 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 34th Penn (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24B2_NYC_Subway_ChrisSh | 28 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Christopher St/Sheridan Sq (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24B3_NYC_Subway_Houston | 8 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Houston St. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24B4_NYC_Subway_Wall23 | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Wall St / 2,3 Line (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24B5_NYC_Subway_Bleeck | 2 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Bleecker St. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24C1_NYC_60Wall | 7 | NY -- NYC -- 60 Wall St (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24C2_NYC_74Wall | 21 | NY -- NYC -- 74 Wall St. (Site of former slave market) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24C3_QE2Sept11Pk | 29 | NY -- NYC -- Queen Elizabeth II September 11th Garden (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24C4_NYC_FinDist | 37 | NY -- NYC -- Financial District, Manhattan (not covered elsewhere) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24D1_NYC_63Pearl | 41 | NY -- NYC -- 63 Pearl St. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24D2_NYC_Fraunces | 16 | NY -- NYC -- Fraunces Tavern (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24D3_Coentis_Slip_Pk | 1 | NY -- NYC -- Coentis Slip Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24D4_NYC_Viet_Vet | 22 | NY -- NYC -- Vietnam Veterans Plaza (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24D5_NYC_Elevated_Acre | 12 | NY -- NYC -- Elevated Acre (55 Water St) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24D6_NYC_Elevated_AcreVw | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Elevated Acre (55 Water St) -- View from... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E1_NYC_Delmonicos | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Delmonico's (56 Beaver St) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E2_NYC_Fin_Filming | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Filming something @ Cipriani 25 Broadway
They were filming something across the Bowling Green Park. No idea what it was but I still took photos. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E3_Bowling_Green_Pk | 19 | NY -- NYC -- Bowling Green Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E4_NYC_26Broadway | 7 | NY -- NYC -- 26 Broadway (Standard Oil Bldg) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E5_NYC_COH | 71 | NY -- NYC -- Canyon of Heroes markers (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E6_Wall_St | 31 | NY -- NYC -- Wall Street (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E7_Wall_St_SW | 26 | NY -- NYC -- Wall Street -- Sidewalk Timeline (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24E8_NYC_Charging_Bull | 20 | NY -- NYC -- Charging Bull (by Arturo Di Modica) and Fearless Girl (by Kristen Visbal) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24F1_Federal_Hall | 36 | NY -- NYC -- Federal Hall Natl Memorial (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24F2_Fed_Hall_Eureka | 16 | NY -- NYC -- Federal Hall Natl Memorial -- Exhibit: Brian Tolle’s Eureka
Brian Tolle’s Eureka in Federal Hall
June 27 to September 8, 2018
Installation
Artist Brian Tolle’s Eureka, is reminiscent of the slender gabled “canal houses” of 18th century New York, that were the vestiges of 40 years of Dutch rule. Tolle named his 40-foot-high sculptural Dutch façade, for... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24F3_Fed_Hall_CG | 60 | NY -- NYC -- Federal Hall Natl Memorial -- Exhibit: Coast Guard Art Program 2018 Collection
Federal Hall is the perfect venue for this exhibition as this national park shares history with the Coast Guard. When Alexander Hamilton was Secretary of the Treasury, he had offices at 26 Wall Street—site of the modern-day memorial—in what was the first Capitol of the United States. While secretary,... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24F4_Fed_Hall_Hamilton | 119 | NY -- NYC -- Federal Hall Natl Memorial -- Exhibit: Alexander Hamilton: The Man Who Made America
Alexander Hamilton: The Man Who Made Modern America (New-York Historical Society, September 10, 2004-February 28, 2005) acquainted visitors with a statesman and visionary whose life inspired discussion and controversy and shaped the America we live in two hundred years after his death.
In the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24G1_NYC_ChaseP | 18 | NY -- NYC -- Chase Plaza incl Group of Four Trees (by Jean Dubuffet) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24G2_NYC_Red_Cube | 8 | NY -- NYC -- Red Cube (by Isamu Noguchi) @ 140 Broadway (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24G3_NYC_Zuccotti_Park | 10 | NY -- NYC -- Zuccotti Park incl Joie de Vivre (by Mark di Suvero) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24G4_NYC_Barthman | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Barthman (176 Broadway)
The store which is famous for its sidewalk clock is closing and moving. They've already removed the sidewalk clock. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24G5_Frick | 23 | NY -- NYC -- Frick Collection
They still don't allow photography in the museum ("private collection") except in the courtyard. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24G6_NYC_972Fifth | 75 | NY -- NYC -- 972 Fifth Avenue (Payne Whitney House) / French Cultural Institute (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H1_Central_Park | 28 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Not covered elsewhere (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H2_CP_Cleos_Needle | 20 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Cleopatra's Needle (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H3_CP_Alice | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Alice in Wonderland (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H4_CP_Hutchins | 8 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Waldo Hutchins Bench (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H5_CP_Morse | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Samuel F. B. Morse (statue) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H6_CP_Balto | 12 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Balto Statue (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H7_CP_Mall | 36 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- The Mall and Literary Walk (Halleck, Burns, Scott, Shakespeare, and Columbus statues) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24H8_CP_Indian_Hunter | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Indian Hunter (sculpture) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24I1_CP_Lehman_Gates | 11 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Lehman Gates (by zoo) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24I2_CP_Honey_Bear | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Honey Bear sculpture (by zoo) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24I3_CP_Delacorte_Clock | 17 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Delacorte Music Clock (by zoo) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24I4_CP_Bethesda | 53 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Bethesda Terrace and Fountain (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24I5_CP_Eagles | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Eagles and Prey (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24J1_CP_Bandshell | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Naumburg Bandshell w/Beethoven and Victor Herbert (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24J2_CP_Schiller | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Johann C.F. von Schiller (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24J3_CP_Shonibare | 6 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Temporary Art: Wind Sculpture (SG) I (by Yinka Shonibare)
Yinka Shonibare MBE: Wind Sculpture (SG) I
Mar 7, 2018 – Oct 14, 2018
One of Britain’s best-known contemporary artists, Yinka Shonibare (b. 1962, London) spent his childhood between England and Nigeria. He settled permanently in London in the early 1980s, where he attended art school. Shonibare... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24K1_NYC_Plaza_Hotel | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Plaza Hotel (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24K2_NYC_Love | 3 | NY -- NYC -- LOVE scupture (by Robert Indiana) @ Sixth Avenue and 55th Street (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24K3_NYC_1345Sixth | 4 | NY -- NYC -- 1345 Fifth (1345 Avenue of the Americas) / Alliance Bernstein Bldg / Burlington House (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24K4_NYC_Jean_Marc | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Jean-Marc (by Xavier Veilhan) @ 127 W 53rd on Fifth Avenue (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24K5_NYC_1301Sixth | 5 | NY -- NYC -- 1301 Sixth Avenue (Credit Agricole CIB) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24L1_NYC_Radio_City | 15 | NY -- NYC -- Rockefeller Center -- Radio City Music Hall (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24L2_NYC_1251Sixth | 5 | NY -- NYC -- 1251 Sixth (Avenue of the Americas) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24L3_Rock_NBC | 30 | NY -- NYC -- Rockefeller Center -- NBC Studio entrance (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24L4_NYC_1211Sixth | 8 | NY -- NYC -- 1211 Sixth Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) / News Corp Bldg (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_24L5_NYC_Grown_Up | 10 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Grown Up Flowers (by PlayLab Inc.) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23A1_NYC | 9 | NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23A2_NYC_Murals | 10 | NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B1_Penn_Station | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Penn Station (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B2_NYC_Monroe_Grate | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Marilyn Monroe's Subway Grate (Lexington Ave and 52nd St) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B3_NYC_570Lex | 29 | NY -- NYC -- 570 Lexington Ave (GE Building) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B4_NYC_Greenacre_Pk | 16 | NY -- NYC -- Greenacre Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B5_NYC_767Third | 6 | NY -- NYC -- 767 Third Avenue (World's Largest Chess Board) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B6_NYC_Overlook_Bar | 76 | NY -- NYC -- Overlook: A New York, NY Bar and Grill (225 E 44th St) incl Cartoon Wall (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B7_NYC_Toynbee | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Toynbee tiles/Stickman Robots (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23B8_Times_Square | 8 | NY -- NYC -- Times Square (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23C1_NYC_Subway_TS | 19 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Times Square/42nd Street (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23C2_NYC_Subway_MNH | 59 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 81st/Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23C3_NYC_Subway_191BWay | 17 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 191st & Broadway (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23C4_NYC_Subway_Col116 | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Columbia University / 116th St (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23C5_NYC_Subway_96CPW | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 96th and Broadway (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23C6_NYC_Subway_103Lex | 5 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 103rd and Lexington (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23D1_Ft_Tryon | 19 | NY -- NYC -- Fort Tryon Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23D2_Cloisters | 119 | NY -- NYC -- The Met Cloisters (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23D3_Cloisters_Heavenly | 99 | NY -- NYC -- The Met Cloisters -- Exhibit: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
May 10–October 8, 2018
The Costume Institute's spring 2018 exhibition—at The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters—features a dialogue between fashion and medieval art from The Met collection to examine fashion's ongoing engagement with the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23D4_NYC_Armors | 5 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art Fund -- Armors (by Steinunn Thorarinsdottir)
Steinunn Thorarinsdottir, “Armors”
Icelandic artist Thorarinsdottir goes medieval at the Cloisters with her surreal sculptural installation. It features three different pairings of an androgynous figure with a suit of armor from the Metropolitan Museum’s collection that had been 3D scanned before it... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23E1_Central_ParkN | 30 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Not covered elsewhere (Northern Side) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23E2_CP_DanaDC | 65 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23E3_CP_ConsGarden | 21 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Conservatory Garden (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F1_MCNY | 12 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F2_MCNY_Kubrick | 89 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs
Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs
Through October 28, 2018
Explore a formative phase in the career of one of the 20th century’s most renowned motion picture directors.
Stanley Kubrick was just 17 when he sold his first photograph to the pictorial magazine Look in 1945. In his... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F3_MCNY_Rebel | 53 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: Rebel Women: Defying Victorianism
Rebel Women: Defying Victorianism
Through January 6, 2019
We may think of the Victorian era as a period of constraints on women’s lives, a time when middle-class ideas about femininity defined women by their roles as guardians of virtue and relegated them to the private, domestic sphere. But... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F4_MCNY_ArtOpen | 50 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: Art in the Open: Fifty Years of Public Art in New York
Art in the Open: Fifty Years of Public Art in New York
Through September 23, 2018
Look back at fifty years of public art in the city.
Until the 1960s, most public art in New York City was limited to war memorials, civic-minded murals, or relief sculpture embodying universal values like “Fraternity”... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F5_MCNY_Activist | 222 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: Activist New York
Activist New York
Ongoing
Explore the drama of social activism in New York City from the 17th century right up to the present.
In a town renowned for its in-your-face persona, citizens have banded together on issues as diverse as civil rights, wages, sexual orientation, and religious freedom. Using... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F6_MCNY_Dollhouse | 23 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: Stettheimer Dollhouse
Stettheimer Dollhouse
Ongoing
One of the Museum’s most popular artifacts, the dollhouse of Carrie Walter Stettheimer (1869-1944) weaves together the fashion and style of New York's Gilded Age in miniature form.
Stettheimer worked on the 12-room dollhouse for nearly two decades, creating many of the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F7_MCNY_Rosario | 40 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: Elegance in the Sky: The Architecture of Rosario Candela
Elegance in the Sky: The Architecture of Rosario Candela
Through October 28, 2018
Pre-war luxury living from an icon of residential architecture.
With some 75 buildings to his credit, Rosario Candela played a major role in shaping the architectural legacy of 20th-century New York—the distinctive... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F8_MCNY_NYCore1 | 118 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: NY At Its Core: 400 Years of NYC History: Port City 1609-1898
NY At Its Core: 400 Years of NYC History
What made New York New York? Follow the story of the city’s rise from a striving Dutch village to today’s “Capital of the World,” and consider its future in our changing world.
Framed around the key themes of money, density, diversity, and creativity, New York... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23F9_MCNY_NYCore2 | 221 | NY -- NYC -- Museum of the City of New York -- Exhibit: NY At Its Core: 400 Years of NYC History: World City 1898-beyond
NY At Its Core: 400 Years of NYC History
What made New York New York? Follow the story of the city’s rise from a striving Dutch village to today’s “Capital of the World,” and consider its future in our changing world.
Framed around the key themes of money, density, diversity, and creativity, New York... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23G1_SOI | 23 | NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_23G2_SOI_AmPat | 69 | NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: American Patriots: The Tuskegee Airmen and the Harlem Hellfighters
American Patriots: The Tuskegee Airmen and the Harlem Hellfighters
The Society of Illustrators has a long history of supporting our servicemen and servicewomen. This history dates back to WWI when then president Charles Dana Gibson was called upon to assemble a group of artists who would create... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22A1_GFS_Misc | 71 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- All except sculptures (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22A2_GFS_SJ | 227 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Pieces by Seward Johnson (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22A3_GFS_Not_SJ | 423 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Pieces Not By Seward Johnson (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22B1_GFS_Carl_Oof | 5 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: James Carl: oof
James Carl: oof
July 28, 2018 through January 5, 2020
Canadian artist James Carl makes his first major debut in the United States with two parallel exhibitions. James Carl: oof is a monumentally scaled wall relief constructed from brown cardboard. Inspired by the egg carton, Carl has created his own... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22B2_GFS_Koorida | 29 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: Masayuki Koorida: Sculpture
Masayuki Koorida: Sculpture
May 6, 2018 through March 17, 2019
An extensive survey of work by Japanese artist Masayuki Koorida in his first major exhibition in the United States, this show includes large scale works in granite and marble as well as small playful works in stainless steel and acrylic,... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22B3_GFS_Carl_Woof | 12 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: James Carl: woof
James Carl: woof
August 11, 2018 through March 17, 2019
James Carl: woof takes its name from the language of weaving: the warp and the woof (or weft) are the foundational axes in woven material. Created over the past decade, the series takes its title from the colloquial French name for venetian... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22B4_GFS_Celebrating | 36 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: That’s Worth Celebrating: The Life and Work of the Johnson Family
That’s Worth Celebrating: The Life and Work of the Johnson Family
May 7, 2017 through December 31, 2018
This exhibition will focus on the Johnson family’s passions, their belief in the spirit of innovation and the power of community, and how the founder’s vision for The Johnson Atelier Technical... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22B5_GFS_Rees | 10 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: Michael Rees: Synthetic Cells
Michael Rees: Synthetic Cells
June 2, 2018 through July 14, 2019
Since the advent of our internet age, Michael Rees has been redefining objects by using digital technology and innovative material to engage contemporary themes and subjects with sculpture. Michael Rees: Synthetic Cells presents an... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22B6_GFS_Wind | 4 | NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: Harp of David #1 by Dina Wind
Harp of David #1 by Dina Wind
July 1, 2018 through July 1, 2021
Dina Wind, (1938- 2014) was born in Israel, but spent her formative years as an artist in Philadelphia. She began her study as a painter, but she became immersed in the process of welding scrap steel into sophisticated and challenging... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22C1_Princeton_Art | 2 | NJ -- Princeton -- Public Art (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_22C2_Princeton_Cem | 63 | NJ -- Princeton -- Princeton Cemetery (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16A1_NYC | 37 | NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16A2_NYC_Murals | 49 | NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16A3_NYC_Bikeshare | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Bike Sharing
The dockless bikes hadn't made it to New York City yet but I talked to an attendant who said a number of them were going to be allowed to help commuters get around expected subway construction work. (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B1_Greeley_Sq | 20 | NY -- NYC -- Greeley Square (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B2_Madison_SqPk | 45 | NY -- NYC -- Madison Square Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B3_Madison_SqPk_DM | 14 | NY -- NYC -- Madison Square Park -- Public Art: Delirious Matter (by Diana Al-Hadid)
We are pleased to announce Mad. Sq. Art’s thirty-sixth exhibition, Delirious Matter by artist Diana Al-Hadid, on view from May 14, 2018 through September 3, 2018. Six new sculptures will be installed across Madison Square Park’s central Oval Lawn, peripheral lawns, and northern reflecting pool.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B4_Flatiron_Plaza_Link | 8 | NY -- NYC -- Flatiron Plaza -- Exhibit: Link (by Jorge Palacios)
JORGE PALACIOS, ‘LINK’
July 30, 2018 stateoftheartsnyc
Complementing the forth coming exhibition Jorge Palacios at The Noguchi Museum (September 26, 2018–January 20, 2019), the monumental wood sculpture Link by Spanish artist Jorge Palacios will be installed on Flatiron Plaza North, adjacent to... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B5_Gramercy_Pk | 28 | NY -- NYC -- Gramercy Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B6_Union_Sq | 48 | NY -- NYC -- Union Square Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B7_Union_Sq_Crystal | 2 | NY -- NYC -- Union Square Park -- Public Art: Rose Crystal Tower (by Dale Chihuly)
Dale Chihuly, Rose Crystal Tower
October 6, 2017 to October 5, 2018
The Rose Crystal Tower stands 31-feet tall and is composed of Polyvitro crystals and steel. Polyvitro—an invention of Chihuly Studio—is the artist’s term for a plastic material which he casts into individual chunks which resemble... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B8_NYC_Metronome | 5 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Metronome (by Kristin Jones and Andrew Ginzel) @ Union Square (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16B9_Union_Sq_Mural | 15 | NY -- NYC -- Union Square Mural @ Wells Fargo Bank (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16C1_NYC_Radio_Wave | 5 | NY -- NYC -- Radio Wave Bldg (Nikola Tesla Plaque) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16C2_NYC_Appellate | 30 | NY -- NYC -- New York State Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (and Holocaust Memorial)
The Hidden Holocaust Memorial of Madison Park
A Manhattan courthouse hides a small but scathing memorial to Holocaust injustice.
Designed at the height of the Beaux-arts movement by James Brown Lord in 1896, it is adorned with marble sculptures of notable law givers, Moses, Lycurgus, and Solon among... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16C3_TR_BirthplaceM | 38 | NY -- NYC -- Theodore Roosevelt National Historic Site -- Museum
I had been in two years ago right after they reopened (they had been closed for a chunk of 2015-2016 for safety and other modifications) and the museum was still a work in progress. Two years later, I thought I'd see how it had been finished and, surprise!, they said they hadn't had the money to finish... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16C4_NYC_REI | 40 | NY -- NYC -- REI Coop (and Puck printing stuff) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16C5_NYC_Toynbee | 2 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Some other road tile (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D1_Astor_Place | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Astor Place (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D2_NYC_Alamo | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Alamo (by Tony Rosenthal) @ Astor Place (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D3_Astor_Place_Mosaic | 24 | NY -- NYC -- Mosaic Trail @ Astor Place / Cooper Triangle (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D4_Cooper_Union | 23 | NY -- NYC -- Cooper Union (and Cooper Triangle) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D5_NYC_Chinatown | 26 | NY -- NYC -- Chinatown (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D6_Manhattan_Bridge | 10 | NY -- NYC -- Manhattan Bridge (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16D7_1st_Shearith_Israel | 7 | NY -- NYC -- First Shearith Israel Graveyard (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16E1_NYC_Titanic_Mem | 13 | NY -- NYC -- Titanic Memorial (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16E2_NYC_SS_Seaport | 18 | NY -- NYC -- South Street Seaport @ Fulton Street (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16F1_Met_Art_Devotion | 63 | NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Devotion to Drawing: The Karen B. Cohen Collection of Eugène Delacroix
Devotion to Drawing: The Karen B. Cohen Collection of Eugène Delacroix
At The Met Fifth Avenue
July 17–November 12, 2018
Renowned as a giant of French Romantic painting, Eugène Delacroix (1798–1863) was equally a dedicated and an innovative draftsman. Through a selection of more than one hundred... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16F2_Met_Art_Nedjemankh | 76 | NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Nedjemankh and His Gilded Coffin
Nedjemankh and His Gilded Coffin
At The Met Fifth Avenue
July 20, 2018–April 21, 2019
A highly ornamented ancient Egyptian coffin from the first century B.C. is the centerpiece of this exhibition. The recently acquired work, which was inscribed for a high-ranking priest of the ram-headed god... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16F3_Met_Art_Heavenly1 | 144 | NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination (Versace)
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
May 10–October 8, 2018
The Costume Institute's spring 2018 exhibition—at The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters—features a dialogue between fashion and medieval art from The Met collection to examine fashion's ongoing engagement with the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16F4_Met_Art_Heavenly2 | 32 | NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination (Vatican)
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination
May 10–October 8, 2018
The Costume Institute's spring 2018 exhibition—at The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters—features a dialogue between fashion and medieval art from The Met collection to examine fashion's ongoing engagement with the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16F5_Met_Art_Misc | 5 | NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16G1_CP_RMHunt | 14 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Richard Morris Hunt Memorial (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16G2_CP_107th | 13 | NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- 107th Infantry Memorial (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16H1_SOI | 55 | NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16H2_SOI_Avengers | 124 | NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: The Art of The Avengers and Other Heroes
The Art of The Avengers and Other Heroes
July 05, 2018 to October 20, 2018
The Museum of Illustration at the Society of Illustrators is pleased to present an exhibition of original artwork showcasing characters from the Marvel Universe featuring the Avengers and other heroes. Artists include John... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16H3_SOI_Funny_Ladies | 117 | NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: Funny Ladies at The New Yorker: Cartoonists Then and Now
Funny Ladies at The New Yorker: Cartoonists Then and Now
July 24, 2018 to October 13, 2018
With the vote won in 1920, and a new found freedom, many women moved to the city to find work. In 1925, journalist Harold Ross and his wife Jane Grant, a reporter for the New York Times, created The New Yorker,... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16H4_NYC_Subway_Lex63 | 2 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Lexington and 63rd (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16H5_NYC_Subway_Q72 | 24 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 72nd on Q Line (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_16H6_NYC_Subway_Q86 | 24 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 86th on Q Line (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A1_NYC | 33 | NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A2_NYC_Murals | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A3_NYC_Fashion_Walk | 18 | NY -- NYC -- Fashion Walk of Fame (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A4_NYC_Garment_Needle | 9 | NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Giant Needle and Button (by Judith Weller) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A5_NYC_Verizon_Plaza | 10 | NY -- NYC -- Verizon Plaza (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A6_NYC_Subway_Cath110 | 2 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Cathedral Parkway 110th Street (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A7_NYC_Subway_LifeU | 29 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 14th and 8th Avenue (Life Underground Sculptures)
Life Underground Sculptures
An artist's cute bronze subway sculptures belie his violent artistic past.
Each day, thousands of subway riders at the 14th Street/8th Avenue station walk hurriedly by the tiny bronze figures that adorn the platforms. As they continue on with quickening footsteps, many... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A8_NYC_Subway_50th | 5 | NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 50th Street (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15A9_NYC_114W41 | 11 | NY -- NYC -- 114 W 41st St (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15B1_Bryant_Pk | 40 | NY -- NYC -- Bryant Park (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15B2_NYC_Wendel_House | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous: The Wendel House (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15B3_NYPL | 9 | NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library Main Branch (Stephen A. Schwarzman Bldg) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15B4_NYPL_Revolution | 268 | NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library -- Exhibit: You Say You Want a Revolution: Remembering the 60s
You Say You Want a Revolution: Remembering the 60s
Through September 1, 2018
Discover the counterculture of the 1960s and 70s in this comprehensive exhibition at the Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at 42nd Street. Part of a citywide celebration of the 1960s, this exhibition explores the... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15B5_NYC_New_Yorker | 1 | NY -- NYC -- New Yorker Hotel (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15C1_NYC_Toms | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Tom's Restaurant (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15C2_NYC_Columbia | 4 | NY -- NYC -- Columbia University (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15C3_NYC_Columbia_Butler | 14 | NY -- NYC -- Columbia University -- Butler Library (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15C4_NYC_Columbia_Rack | 217 | NY -- NYC -- Columbia University -- Butler Library -- Exhibit: Enchanted Vision: the Arthur Rackham Collection
Enchanted Vision: the Arthur Rackham Collection
June 18, 2018-August 31, 2018
In the late 1960s, Mr and Mrs Alfred Berol donated to Columbia the largest collection of original work by the book illustrator Arthur Rackham in the United States. "Enchanted Vision" is the Rare Book & Manuscript Library's... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15C5_NYC_Columbia_RackBS | 140 | NY -- NYC -- Columbia University -- Butler Library -- Backstage Tour: Enchanted Vision: the Arthur Rackham Collection
Karen Green was showing cartoonist Tom Bloom and his wife the Arthur Rackham sketchbooks just as I came in so I joined them.
Enchanted Vision: the Arthur Rackham CollectionEnchanted Vision: the Arthur Rackham Collection
June 18, 2018-August 31, 2018
In the late 1960s, Mr and Mrs Alfred Berol donated... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15D_NYC_Peace_Fountain | 97 | NY -- NYC -- Cathedral of St. John the Divine -- Peace Fountain (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E1_NYHS | 7 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E2_NYHS_4Freedoms | 343 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms
Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms
May 25, 2018-September 02, 2018
The first internationally touring exhibition devoted to Rockwell’s iconic depictions of Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms launches at the New-York Historical Society in May. The traveling exhibition, which was organized by... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E4_NYHS_Bergdorf | 7 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: To New York with Love: The Bergdorf Goodman Holiday Window
To New York with Love: The Bergdorf Goodman Holiday Window
May 08, 2018-February 24, 2019
This past holiday season, the Fifth Avenue department store Bergdorf Goodman featured the New-York Historical Society as part of its legendary holiday window display. "To New York With Love" highlighted seven of... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E5_NYHS_Time_Inc | 45 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Time Inc.: The World in Words and Pictures
Time Inc.: The World in Words and Pictures
December 8, 2017 - September 2018
In 2015, the New-York Historical Society was given the reference archive of Time, Inc. The storied publishing empire was leaving its noted midtown headquarters and moving to a small set of spaces in lower Manhattan. There was... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E6_NYHS_Magic | 37 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Summer of Magic: Treasures from the David Copperfield Collection
Summer of Magic: Treasures from the David Copperfield Collection
June 15, 2018-September 16, 2018
Summer of Magic: Treasures from the David Copperfield Collection features highlights from the International Museum and Library of the Conjuring Arts, the incomparable trove of magical historical artifacts... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E7_NYHS_Marches | 43 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Collecting the Women’s Marches
Collecting the Women’s Marches
January 19 - September 30, 2018
On January 21, 2017, hundreds of thousands rallied at the Women’s March on Washington for diverse issues including women’s rights, racial equality, and the environment. Counting more than 500 sister marches across the United States, it was... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15E8_NYHS_Footwear | 113 | NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Walk This Way: Footwear from the Stuart Weitzman Collection of Historic Shoes
Walk This Way: Footwear from the Stuart Weitzman Collection of Historic Shoes
April 20, 2018-October 08, 2018
Shoes in recent years have culturally transcended their utilitarian purpose to become an object of desire and deliberation, calling up abstract considerations—like the freighted meanings of... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15F1_NYC_Rubin | 97 | NY -- NYC -- Rubin Museum of Art (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15F2_NYC_Rubin_2ndBuddha | 31 | NY -- NYC -- Rubin Museum of Art -- Exhibit: The Second Buddha: Master of Time
The Second Buddha: Master of Time
February 2, 2018 – January 7, 2019
In 2018, the future will be both present and projected from the past at the Rubin Museum of Art, with a new exhibition that tells the story of the legendary Indian master Padmasambhava. Celebrated by Tibetans as “The Second Buddha,”... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G1_High_Line | 17 | NY -- NYC -- High Line (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G2_High_LineVw | 46 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Views from... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G3_High_Line_Cream | 4 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Agora: C.R.E.A.M. (by Sable Elyse Smith)
Sable Elyse Smith (b. 1986, Los Angeles, California) examines the complex language and emotional landscapes embedded in systems of surveillance and structures of constraint, and the often invisible ways in which they shape our minds and direct our bodies. For the High Line, Smith creates C.R.E.A.M.... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G4_High_Line_Lamp | 3 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Agora: I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door (by Dorothy Iannone)
Dorothy Iannone
I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door
March 2018–March 2019
Adjacent to the High Line at 22nd St.
Dorothy Iannone is a Berlin-based artist whose works focus on eroticism and the female sexual experience. Inspired by Egyptian frescoes, Byzantine mosaics, and ancient fertility statues,... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G5_High_Line_Dig | 8 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Agora: The Dig of No Body (by Mariechen Danz)
Mariechen Danz (b. 1980, Dublin, Ireland) is a Berlin-based artist who researches representations of the body, investigating the way it has been given meaning in various cultures, epochs, and fields of knowledge. In her installations, performances and music, often in collaboration with other artists and... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G6_High_Line_Change | 4 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Agora: Forgiving Change (by Timur Si-Qin)
Timur Si-Qin (b. 1984, Berlin, Germany) creates artwork that posits advertising and commercial marketing as a result and extension of biology. Across his practice, Si-Qin works to combat essentialism—whether in branding, language, or nature itself. He often builds seemingly organic environments whose... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G7_High_Line_Bunk_Bed | 4 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Agora: Void Ratio of a Bunk Bed (by Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa)
Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa (b. 1978, Guatemala City, Guatemala) creates sculptures, videos, and performances that explore absence, presence, and the way our bodies interact with the built environment. For the High Line, Ramirez-Figueroa casts a bunk bed in aluminum, referencing the fraternity of a shared... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15G8_High_Line_Cree | 5 | NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Agora: pêyakotênaw (by Duane Linklater)
Duane Linklater (b. 1976, Moose Factory, Canada) is an Omaskêko Ininiwak artist from Moose Cree First Nation. He explores the relationship between indigenous people and museums, especially the differences in how the two value indigenous institutions and art objects. For the High Line, Linklater presents... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15H1_NYC_Hudson_Yards | 14 | NY -- NYC -- Hudson Yards (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15H2_NYC_Death_Ave | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Death Ave Marker and Restaurant (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15H3_NYC_Main_PO | 3 | NY -- NYC -- Main Post Office (James A. Farley Post Office Building) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_15H4_Penn_Station | 7 | NY -- NYC -- Penn Station (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_14A_Hamilton_Station | 57 | NJ -- Hamilton Township -- Hamilton Station (Statues) (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_14B_Grovers_Mill | 23 | NJ -- Grover's Mill -- War of the Worlds Monument (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_14C_Princeton_Cem | 45 | NJ -- Princeton -- Princeton Cemetery (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_11A1_KatzenX_Steadman | 755 | DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2018C Summer Exhibition -- Ralph Steadman: A Retrospective (visit 4 of 4) -- Closing Weekend
Ralph Steadman: A Retrospective
June 16 – August 12, 2018
Originally curated by Anita O'Brien at the Cartoon Museum, London, the Ralph Steadman Retrospective offers phenomenal insights into the genius of one of the world's most acclaimed artists. This exhibition takes the viewer on a journey through... (Partially reviewed) |
| 2018_08_10A1_Josiah | 251 | AFI -- "Josiah" (w/Jared Brock, Catherine Leggett, Jamie Kuhns, Dennis Green and Anthony Cohen)
JOSIAH
Aug. 10: SOLD OUT! Film screening followed by Q&A with filmmaker Jared Brock, First Lady of Montgomery County Catherine Leggett, Montgomery Parks historian Jamie Kuhns and Josiah Henson descendant Dennis Green, moderated by historian Anthony Cohen, Founder/Director of the Menare Foundation.... (Partially reviewed) |
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