BGuthrie Photos: DC -- GWU -- Debra Trione presenting "A Perfect World" exhibit

DC -- GWU -- Debra Trione presenting "A Perfect World" exhibit:

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Description of Pictures: After a filming of the CNN show "Crossfire" at George Washington University, they announced that there was an opening upstairs for a new traveling art exhibit. The exhibit was by Debra Trione who had spent five years collecting views of a "perfect world" from over fifty powerful leaders in the United States including Norman Schwarzkopf and others. She interviewed them with the question "Name two or three things you hope will be true about the world in fifty years." After they answered, she gave them a painting stand and asked them to paint an image from their perfect world. All of them did which is kind of amazing. The results were published in a book "A Perfect World: Words and Paintings From Over 50 of America's Most Powerful People". At the art show, several dozen of the images were featured and she talked about the project and signed copies of her book.I wasn't allowed to photograph the pictures because of copyright reasons but I photographed her introductory remarks.

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