Key	Imgs	Short Description
2020_01_16A_Umd_Inspired	116	MD -- College Park -- UMd Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center -- Exhibit: Inspired! Jim Henson at Maryland Inspired! Jim Henson at Maryland June 7, 2019 – May 26, 2020 The Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library has announced the June 7 opening of Inspired! Jim Henson at Maryland, an exhibit exploring Jim Henson’s experience as a student, artist, and entrepreneur at UMD from 1954-1960. The exhibit provides... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_16B_Zughaib	114	Politics & Prose -- Helen Zughaib ("Stories My Father Told Me") Helen Zughaib - Stories My Father Told Me In 25 vibrant, geometric gouache and ink paintings, an acclaimed artist illuminates stories from her father’s life. A gifted storyteller, Helen’s father spent years regaling his family with anecdotes about his early childhood in Damascus, village life in... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15A_Purple_Line	11	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B1_Metro_US	1	Metro Station -- Union Station (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B2_Dirksen_SOB	1	DC -- Capitol Hill -- Dirksen Senate Office Building (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B3_Russell_SOB	6	DC -- Capitol Hill -- Russell Senate Office Bldg (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B4_United_Methodist	1	DC -- Capitol Hill -- United Methodist Bldg (100 Maryland Ave NE) (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B5_Signs	4	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B6_SIPG_Larsen	4	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: In Memoriam: Don Larsen In Memoriam: Don Larsen, 1929-2020 January 6, 2020 – February 3, 2020 In the 1956 championship series pitting the New York Yankees against the Brooklyn Dodgers, Yankee hurler Don Larsen entered the record books by pitching the first and only perfect game in World Series history. With the series even... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15B7_Metro_GP	6	Metro Station -- Gallery Place (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15C_Fink	51	USCHS -- Lunch Talk: Matthew P. Fink ("The Unlikely Reformer: Carter Glass and Financial Regulation") The U.S. Capitol Historical Society is pleased to announce an upcoming book talk with Matthew P. Fink on his new book The Unlikely Reformer: Carter Glass and Financial Regulation. In his presentation, Matthew Fink will discuss the accomplishments and contributions of Sen. Carter Glass. Glass authored... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15D1_IWP	10	DC -- Institute of World Politics building (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15D2_Ferreiro	38	DC -- Institute of World Politics -- Event: Larrie D. Ferreiro ("Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain") Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain by The Institute of World Politics Author Larrie D. Ferreiro will discuss "Brothers at Arms: American Independence and the Men of France and Spain." Pulitzer Prize Finalist in History Winner of the Journal of the American... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_15E_Womens_Immigration	90	DC -- March: Women's March on Washington (2020) -- Session: Solidarity and the Immigration Justice Movement WEDNESDAY, JAN 15 Where: The Eaton Hotel, Beverly Snow Room 1201 K St NW, Washington, DC 20005 Solidarity And The Immigration Justice Movement U.S. government policies continue to sanction human rights violations against migrants and immigrants - many of them women who are disproportionately... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13A_Purple_Line	24	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13B1_SINH_Bldg	9	DC -- Natl Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13B2_SINH_Beauty	27	DC -- Natl Museum of Natural History -- Exhibit: Beauty Rich and Rare Beauty Rich and Rare January 9, 2020 – July 5, 2020 Beauty Rich and Rare is an immersive sound and light experience illuminating the natural beauty of Australia. Presented witht the support of the Embassy of Australia, the show recreates the wonder experienced by Joseph Banks and the botanists,... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13B3_SINH_Deep_Time	163	DC -- Natl Museum of Natural History -- Exhibit: The David H. Koch Hall of Fossils -- Deep Time (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13C_Blumenthal	51	National History Center -- Sidney Blumenthal ("The Political Life of Abraham Lincoln: Volumes I-III") @ Wilson Center The Political Life of Abraham Lincoln: Volumes I-III The house divided, the incitement of demagogues, appeals to anti-immigrant nativism and racism, a reactionary Supreme Court, a dysfunctional presidency, and the breakup of the old parties—all of these Lincoln confronted in his rise to the presidency.... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13D_Crawford	58	DC -- GWU -- Elliott School -- Event: Reclaiming the Great World House w/Vicki Crawford "Reclaiming the Great World House: Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Vision for 21st Century Leadership" with Dr. Vicki Crawford Speakers: * Dr. Vicki Crawford is Director of the Office of the Morehouse College Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection, an archive containing over 13,000 items belonging to Dr.... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_13E_Signs	1	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_09A1_Iron_Cages_O	141	DC -- Lincoln Cottage -- Event: Opening Reception for our new Art Exhibition, 'Iron Cages' Join us at the Opening Reception for our new Art Exhibition, 'Iron Cages' Featuring Artwork by Incarcerated Artists Join us on January 9th from 6:30-8:30pm This January we are partnering with our friends at the Justice Arts Coalition, a national network providing resources for people creating art in... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_09A3_Iron_Cages	189	DC -- Lincoln Cottage -- Exhibit: Iron Cages New Art Exhibition, 'Iron Cages' January, 2020 Featuring Artwork by Incarcerated Artists This January we are partnering with our friends at the Justice Arts Coalition, a national network providing resources for people creating art in and around the US carceral system, to exhibit works of art created... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_06A_Purple_Line	31	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_06B_Signs	1	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_06C_GWU_Peace	147	DC -- GWU -- Elliott School -- Exhibit: Waging Peace Waging Peace exhibit: November 15th marks the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War Mobilization March on Washington, a gathering of over half a million demonstrators against the war. Engaging participation from across the university and the local community, we offer a series of events to educate... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_06D_Walker	133	DC -- USC/PDC/PDAA -- Vivian S. Walker ("Looking Back to Look Forward: Seventy Years of USACPD Recommendations”) "Looking Back to Look Forward: Seventy Years of USACPD Recommendations” featuring Vivian S. Walker, Executive Director of the United States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy (USACPD). (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02A1_VHS	12	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Historical Society and Museum (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02A2_VHS_Charlie_Brown	126	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Historical Society and Museum -- Exhibit: Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown! Merry Christmas, Charlie Brown! Nov 23 2019 - Jan 12 2020 For millions of Americans, it really isn’t Christmas until they have watched A Charlie Brown Christmas at least once! This exhibition examines the making of this animated classic and celebrates the anticipation, joy, and pitfalls of the holiday... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02A3_VHS_Determined	390	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Historical Society and Museum -- Exhibit: Determined: The 400-Year Struggle for Black Equality Determined: The 400-Year Struggle for Black Equality Jun 22 2019 – Mar 29 2020 "We are determined to be people." -- Martin Luther King, Jr. from the speech, I've Been to the Mountaintop, delivered on April 3, 1968 at Mason Temple, Memphis, Tennessee In commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02A5_VHS_Frenemies	147	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Historical Society and Museum -- Exhibit: Founding Frenemies: Hamilton and The Virginians Founding Frenemies: Hamilton and The Virginians Oct 19 2019 – Feb 2 2020 The “ten-dollar Founding Father” will take over the Virginia Museum of History & Culture to coincide with the Virginia tour of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s award-winning HAMILTON. Throughout the museum, guests can discover rare artifacts... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02A6_VHS_4Seasons	127	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Historical Society and Museum -- Four Seasons of the Confederacy Mural (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02B1_VMFA	51	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02B2_VMFA_Robinson	6	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Robinson House (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02B3_VMFA_Across_Time	140	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Exhibit: Across Time: Robinson House, Its Land and People Across Time: Robinson House, Its Land and People On view in the newly refurbished Robinson House on the VMFA campus, this 600-square-foot history exhibition shares the remarkable multilayered story of the site’s land, buildings, and former inhabitants from the seventeenth century to the present. It... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02B4_VMFA_Rumors	24	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Rumors of War (by Kehinde Wiley) (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02B5_VMFA_German	24	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Exhibit: German Expressionist Art and French Modernism German Expressionist Art: Selections from the Fischer Collection (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02B6_VMFA_American	96	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- American (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02C1_VMFA_21st	26	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- 21st Century Art (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02C2_VMFA_Harmony	32	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Exhibit: Beauty of Harmony: Japanese Landscape Prints by Kawase Hasui Beauty of Harmony: Japanese Landscape Prints by Kawase Hasui September 20, 2019 – February 16, 2020 Works on Paper Focus Gallery This exhibition features 12 woodblock prints by Japanese landscape artist Kawase Hasui. Documenting the VMFA Member Trip to Japan in May 2018, the selected prints display... (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02C3_VMFA_Outlying	8	VA -- Richmond -- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts -- Outlying Buildings (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02D1_Conf_WarMem	37	VA -- Richmond -- Confederate War Memorial Chapel (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02D2_Richmond_UDC	6	VA -- Richmond -- Memorial to the Women of the Confederacy (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02D3_Richmond_Signs	3	VA -- Richmond -- Signs (Partially reviewed)
2020_01_02D4_Richmond_Toynbee	5	VA -- Richmond -- Public Art: Toynbee tiles/Stickman Robots (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31A_Purple_Line	4	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31B_Newseum_Closing	158	Newseum -- Closing Day The Newseum opened in its Pennsylvania Avenue location on April 11, 2008. Eleven+ years later, it closed, the building having been bought by Johns Hopkins University. The closing wasn't marked by any major public commemoration but staff met after the public were kicked out for a private farewell... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31C1_Newseum_Pulitzer	7	DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (1) Pulitzer Prize Photographs (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31C2_NewseumV	3	DC -- Newseum -- Views from terrace (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31C3_Newseum	10	DC -- Newseum (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31D1_Harbor	3	MD -- Baltimore -- Inner Harbor (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_31D2_Baltimore_NYE	99	MD -- Baltimore -- New Year's Eve (2019/2020) -- Fireworks (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26A_Purple_Line	31	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B1_Brentwood	15	DC -- Brentwood Neighborhood (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B2_Signs	6	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B3_Metro_RI_Bridge	7	Metro Station -- Rhode Island Avenue -- Pedestrian Bridge (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B4_MBT_28Blocks	5	DC -- Metropolitan Branch Trail -- Public Art: 28 Blocks (mural by Garin Baker) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B5_MBT	35	DC -- Metropolitan Branch Trail -- Including public art along the trail (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B6_NY_Ave	11	DC -- New York Avenue area (NOMA) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B7_NY_Ave_Art	2	DC -- New York Avenue area (NOMA) -- Public Art (ignoring Metropolitan Branch Trail) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26B8_United_Methodist	1	DC -- Capitol Hill -- United Methodist Bldg (100 Maryland Ave NE) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26C1_LOC_GHX	21	DC -- Library of Congress -- Room: The Great Hall -- Holiday Display (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26C2_LOC_Little_Women	31	DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit (Agile): Little Women (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26C3_LOCVw	3	DC -- Library of Congress -- Views from... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_26D_CapitolX	41	DC -- U.S. Capitol Grounds -- Christmas Tree (2019) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_25A1_Arlington_Main	32	VA -- Arlington Natl Cemetery -- Not Covered Elsewhere (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_25A2_Arlington_Unk	48	VA -- Arlington Natl Cemetery -- Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_25A3_Arlington_UnkX	46	VA -- Arlington Natl Cemetery -- Event: Christmas (2019) @ Tomb of the Unknown Soldier (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_25A4_Arlington_Kennedy	21	VA -- Arlington Natl Cemetery -- Kennedy Gravesites (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_25B_Roberts	4	MD -- Silver Spring -- Roberts family for Christmas (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21A1_NYC	4	NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21A2_NYC_Murals	9	NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21A3_NYC_Signs	5	NY -- NYC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21B1_NYC_Macys	28	NY -- NYC -- Macy's Herald Square The holiday display. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21B2_NYC_Saks	54	NY -- NYC -- Saks Fifth Avenue (611 Fifth Avenue) Including the holiday light display and "Frozen"-themed windows. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21B3_Rock_Center	54	NY -- NYC -- Rockefeller Center Including the holiday lights and tree. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21B4_NYC_Cartier	7	NY -- NYC -- Cartier (Morton F. Plant House) (653 Fifth Avenue) Including the holiday outside decoration. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21C1_Bryant_Pk	16	NY -- NYC -- Bryant Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21C2_NYPL_Misc	36	NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library Main Branch (Stephen A. Schwarzman Bldg) -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21C3_NYPL_Dickens	26	NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library -- Exhibit: A Dickens Christmas A Dickens Christmas Open now. Ends January 5th, 2020. Charles Dickens, long an avid theatre-goer and performer in amateur theatricals, gave his first public reading of A Christmas Carol in 1853. The charismatic author is said to have employed a different voice, a different style, for each of his... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21C4_NYPL_Made	192	NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library -- Exhibit: Made at NYPL Made at NYPL Ends July 3rd, 2020 Since The New York Public Library’s founding in 1895, its world-renowned research collections have provided the setting for an ever-unfolding story. It is a tale of curiosity, imagination, and persistence, told every day by the countless researchers who give voice to... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21C5_NYPL_Ugly_Duckling	40	NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library -- Exhibit: Ugly Duckling Presse Ugly Duckling Presse Chapbook and Zine Collection: Other Presses, Other Places Ends January 12th, 2020 Founded in 1993, Ugly Duckling Presse is a Brooklyn-based non-profit publisher that produces poetry, translations, experimental non-fiction, performance texts, and books by artists. The New York... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D1_MoMA	3	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D2_MoMA_6	37	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 6th Floor (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D3_MoMA_6Fault	15	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 6th Floor -- Fault Lines (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D4_MoMA_5P	396	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 5th Floor (Collection 1880s-1940s) -- Paintings, Prints, and Drawings Collection 1880s–1940s Floor 5 Arranged in a loosely chronological order, each of the 23 galleries on this floor explores an individual topic. A gallery may be devoted to an artist, a specific medium or discipline, a particular place in a moment in time or a shared creative idea. These presentations... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D5_MoMA_5E	291	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 5th Floor (Collection 1880s-1940s) -- Other Collection 1880s–1940s Floor 5 Arranged in a loosely chronological order, each of the 23 galleries on this floor explores an individual topic. A gallery may be devoted to an artist, a specific medium or discipline, a particular place in a moment in time or a shared creative idea. These presentations... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D6_MoMA_5AS	24	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 5th Floor -- Exhibit: Artist’s Choice: Amy Sillman Artist’s Choice: Amy Sillman The Shape of Shape Through April 12, 2020 As a painter, I’ve always had an eye for shapes. Shape defines every outline, mass, and negative space. And everyone has a personal shape: namely, a shadow, that strange, flat, constantly shifting form that goes wherever you go,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21D7_MoMA_5Russia	68	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 5th Floor -- Gallery 507: Artists Books and Prints in Russia 507 Artists Books and Prints in Russia After Russia entered World War I in 1914, Natalia Goncharova and Olga Rozanova each made a series of prints dramatizing the conflict. Goncharova’s visions of angels watching over the Russian troops reflected the prevailing patriotism of the war’s early years.... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E1_MoMA_4P	57	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 4th Floor (Collection 1940s-1970s) -- Paintings, Prints, and Drawings Collection 1940s–1970s Floor 4 Arranged in a loosely chronological order, each of the 23 galleries on this floor explores an individual topic. A gallery may be devoted to an artist, a specific medium or discipline, a particular place in a moment in time or a shared creative idea. These presentations... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E2_MoMA_4E	40	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 4th Floor (Collection 1940s-1970s) -- Other Collection 1940s–1970s Floor 4 Arranged in a loosely chronological order, each of the 23 galleries on this floor explores an individual topic. A gallery may be devoted to an artist, a specific medium or discipline, a particular place in a moment in time or a shared creative idea. These presentations... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E3_MoMA_4JL	33	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 4th Floor -- Gallery 402 (Part): Jacob Lawrence Migration Series The Migration Series In 1941, Jacob Lawrence, then just twenty-three years old, completed a series of sixty paintings about the Great Migration, the mass movement of African Americans from the rural South to the urban North. Lawrence’s work is a landmark in the history of modern art and a key example... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E4_MoMA_4R5	6	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 4th Floor -- Exhibit: Rainforest V (variation 1) David Tudor and Composers: Inside Electronics Inc. Rainforest V (variation 1) Through January 5, 2020 Rainforest V (variation 1) (1973–2015), conceived by David Tudor and realized by Composers Inside Electronics Inc., is a sound installation constructed from everyday objects, such as a metal barrel,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E5_MoMA_3	9	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 3rd Floor (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E6_MoMA_3SM	15	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 3rd Floor -- Exhibit: Sur moderno: Journeys of Abstraction Sur moderno Journeys of Abstraction --The Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Gift Through March 14, 2020 Sur moderno: Journeys of Abstraction—The Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Gift is drawn primarily from the paintings, sculptures, and works on paper donated to the Museum by the Colección Patricia Phelps de... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21E7_MoMA_3M	15	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 3rd Floor -- Exhibit: member: Pope.L, 1978–2001 member: Pope.L, 1978–2001 Through February 1, 2020 Referring to himself as “a fisherman of social absurdity,” Pope.L has developed a body of work that poses provocative questions about a culture consumed with success yet riven by social, racial, and economic conflict. Resisting easy categorization,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21F1_MoMA_2	54	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 2nd Floor (Collection 1970s-Present) Collection 1970s–Present Floor 2 Arranged in loosely chronological order, each of the 16 galleries on this floor explores an individual topic. A gallery may be devoted to an artist, a specific medium or discipline, a particular place in a moment in time, or a shared creative idea. These presentations... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21F2_MoMA_2H	25	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 2nd Floor -- Exhibit: Haegue Yang: Handles Haegue Yang: Handles Through April 12, 2020 Haegue Yang (Korean, b. 1971) is known for genre-defying, multimedia installations that interweave a range of materials and methods, historical references, and sensory experiences. Handles, Yang’s installation commissioned for MoMA’s Marron Atrium, features... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21F3_MoMA_1	6	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 1st Floor (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21F4_MoMA_1P110	3	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 1st Floor -- Exhibit: Projects 110: Michael Armitage Projects 110 Michael Armitage Through January 20, 2020 Projects 110: Michael Armitage presents eight paintings that, in the artist’s words, explore “parallel cultural histories.” Here, as in his work more widely, Armitage puts contemporary visual culture in dialogue with art history and the legacy of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21F5_MoMA_1E	15	NY -- NYC -- Museum of Modern Art -- 1st Floor -- Exhibit: Energy Energy Through January 26, 2020 Energy is the indispensable fuel of life for all species. For humans, it has become almost an addiction. The search for new sources of energy and the exploitation of existing ones have driven progress, formed and informed cultures, transfigured landscapes, and ignited... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21G1_NYC_1251Sixth	2	NY -- NYC -- 1251 Sixth Avenue / Avenue of the Americas ("X" Bldg) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21G2_NYC_1221Sixth	17	NY -- NYC -- 1221 Sixth Avenue / Avenue of the Americas ("Y" Bldg) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21G3_NYC_1211Sixth	3	NY -- NYC -- 1221 Sixth Avenue / Avenue of the Americas ("Z" Bldg) (News Corp Building) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_21G4_NYC_7Bryant	3	NY -- NYC -- 7 Bryant Park (1045 Sixth Avenue / Avenue of the Americas) (Bank of China) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20A1_NYC	28	NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20A2_NYC_Murals	20	NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20A3_NYC_Signs	5	NY -- NYC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20B1_NYC_Main_PO	35	NY -- NYC -- Main Post Office (James A. Farley Post Office Building) (421 Eighth Avenue) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20B2_NYC_Hudson_Shine	6	NY -- NYC -- Hudson Yards -- Shine On The Shine On Moment Shine On is a dramatic indoor-outdoor artistic light and music installation coupled with seasonal events and experiences for the whole family. The program, starting November 29, is designed to unite New Yorkers, visitors and the community around art, shared experiences and giving... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20B3_NYC_Pier54	41	NY -- NYC -- Pier 54/Pier 55 Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20B4_NYC_Hudson_Yards	8	NY -- NYC -- Hudson Yards (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20C1_High_Line	13	NY -- NYC -- High Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20C2_High_LineVw	22	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Views from... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20C3_High_Line_BB	10	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: En Plein Air: Blue, Brown, Pink, Red Painting (by Ryan Sullivan) Ryan Sullivan (b. 1983, Malone, New York) makes work that reflects a dynamic approach to abstract painting. His latest paintings are the result of an industrial casting process guided by spontaneity and improvisation: he applies pigment and resin in multiple layers to an open-faced mold. The resulting... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20C4_High_Line_Trout	5	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: En Plein Air: La truite (by Ei Arakawa) Ei Arakawa (b. 1977, Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan) is known for performances that often incorporate previous artwork or collaborations with other artists. For the High Line, Arakawa installs at 26th Street two new singing LED paintings, a translation of Gustave Courbet’s 1872 and 1873 paintings,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20C5_High_Line_Baayfalls	17	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: The Baayfalls (by Jordan Casteel) Jordan Casteel The Baayfalls December 2019 – December 2020 Jordan Casteel is best known for her portraiture. Her vibrant, larger-than-life canvases portray the gazes, gestures, and lives of the individuals who surround her, including family, friends, her students, fellow subway riders, and people she... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20C6_High_Line_Sister	4	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: En Plein Air: Sister of the Road (by Lara Schnitger) Lara Schnitger’s (b. 1969, Haarlem, Netherlands) work crosses the boundaries of installation, sculpture, fashion, architecture, and collage. The physicality of her works celebrates the female body and frames femininity as a complex and powerful force. Schnitger’s large-scale sculpture Sister of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20D1_High_Line_Xocomil	3	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: En Plein Air: Xocomil (by Vivian Suter) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20D2_High_Line_5Conv	6	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: En Plein Air: Five Conversations (by Lubaina Himid) Lubaina Himid (b. 1954, Zanzibar, Tanzania) creates life-size portraits cut into silhouettes that stand freely as flat sculptures. These works have a theatrical quality, referencing stage sets and the flatness of the simplified histories that dominate our world. With Five Conversations, Himid introduces... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20D3_High_Line_4Arches	11	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: En Plein Air: 4 Arches (by Sam Falls) Sam Falls (b. 1984, San Diego, California) makes dynamic layered paintings, ceramic sculptures, video, and dance works that reflect the natural elements he uses to make them. For the High Line, Falls creates four ceramic archways supported by the steel rail tracks from the High Line’s original railway;... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20D4_High_Line_Chelsea	32	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: In/With Chelsea (by multiple artists) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E1_Whitney_Misc	5	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E2_Whitney_Vw	44	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Views from... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E3_Whitney_Jason_Moran	18	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Jason Moran Jason Moran Sept 20, 2019–Jan 5, 2020 The boundary-bursting artist Jason Moran (b. 1975) grounds his practice in the composition of jazz, bridging the visual and performing arts through spellbinding stagecraft. Heralded as one of the country’s leading jazz innovators, Moran transmutes his personal... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E4_Whitney_Select	197	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: The Whitney's Collection: Selections from 1900 to 1965 The Whitney's Collection: Selections from 1900 to 1965 Jun 28, 2019–TBA This exhibition of more than 120 works, drawn entirely from the Whitney’s collection, is inspired by the founding history of the Museum. The Whitney was established in 1930 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, a sculptor and patron, to... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E5_Whitney_Craft	179	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Making Knowing: Craft in Art, 1950–2019 Making Knowing: Craft in Art, 1950–2019 Nov 22, 2019–Jan 2021 Making Knowing: Craft in Art, 1950–2019 foregrounds how visual artists have explored the materials, methods, and strategies of craft over the past seven decades. Some expand techniques with long histories, such as weaving, sewing, or... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E6_Whitney_Life_Hack	69	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Rachel Harrison Life Hack Rachel Harrison Life Hack Oct 25, 2019–Jan 12, 2020 Rachel Harrison’s (b. 1966) first full-scale survey will track the development of her career over the past twenty-five years, incorporating room-size installations, autonomous sculpture, photography, and drawing. Harrison's complex works—in which... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E7_Whitney_Wolf	5	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Alan Michelson: Wolf Nation Alan Michelson: Wolf Nation Oct 25, 2019–Jan 12, 2020 Alan Michelson (b. 1953) has critically and poetically foregrounded Indigenous models of political, social, and environmental relationships for more than thirty years. A New York-based Mohawk member of Six Nations of the Grand River, Michelson... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E8_Whitney_Licht	16	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Order and Ornament: Roy Lichtenstein’s Entablatures Order and Ornament: Roy Lichtenstein’s Entablatures Sep 27, 2019–Apr 2020 This exhibition will present a diverse array of works on paper by Roy Lichtenstein (1923–1997) related to his Entablatures series from the 1970s. Inspired by the architectural facades and ornamental motifs he encountered around... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20E9_Whitney_Choir	6	NY -- NYC -- Whitney Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Pope.L: Choir Pope.L: Choir Oct 10, 2019–Mar 8, 2020 For almost four decades, Pope.L (b. 1955) has challenged us to confront some of the most pressing questions about American society as well as about the very nature of art. Best known for enacting arduous and provocative interventions in public spaces, Pope.L... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20F1_NYC_Furstenberg	15	NY -- NYC -- Diane von Furstenberg (store, 874 Washington St.) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20F2_NYC_Furstenberg_AL	68	NY -- NYC -- Diane von Furstenberg -- Exhibit: Ashley Longshore (No Fear) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20F3_NYC_Chelsea_Market	71	NY -- NYC -- Chelsea Market (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20F4_NYC_CC_Moore_Pk	16	NY -- NYC -- Clement Clark Moore Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20F5_Central_Park	3	NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Not covered elsewhere (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20G1_SOI	29	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum (128 East 63rd St.) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20G2_SOI_Original	265	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: The Original Art 2019 Exhibit The Original Art 2019 Exhibit November 13, 2019 to January 04, 2020 Founded in 1980 by illustrators’ agent and art director Dilys Evans, this exhibit showcases original art from the year’s best children’s books as determined by a jury of outstanding illustrators, art directors, and editors. The jury... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20G3_SOI_Unleashed	135	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: Members Open: UNLEASHED: The Exhibit Members Open: UNLEASHED: The Exhibit November 26, 2019 to January 03, 2020 Featuring a selection of art from the Society of Illustrators members. Every animal has his or her story, his or her thoughts, daydreams, and interests. All feel joy and love, pain and fear. All deserve that as humans, we... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20G4_SOI_Borders	38	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: Art Without Borders Art Without Borders October 15, 2019 to January 03, 2020 For over forty years I've traveled the world with my wife Betsy in search of stories and research for my books. We've traveled to some of the world's wildest, most remote places and brought home journals full of our experiences and thousands of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20H1_NYHS_Misc	5	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20H2_NYHS_Express	111	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Holiday Express: All Aboard to Richard Scarry's Busytown Holiday Express: All Aboard to Richard Scarry's Busytown November 1, 2019 – February 23, 2020 Holiday Express returns to New-York Historical this holiday season, reimagined to celebrate the 100th birthday of Busytown author and illustrator Richard Scarry. The installation showcases artwork and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20H3_NYHS_Twain	118	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Mark Twain and the Holy Land Mark Twain and the Holy Land October 25, 2019 – February 2, 2020 In 1867, a young Mark Twain departed New York Harbor on the steamship Quaker City for a five-and-a-half-month excursion, with stops in Europe and around the Mediterranean. His funny, scathing, and revealing observations of the local... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20H4_NYHS_Profile	67	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: In Profile: A Look at Silhouettes (preview) In Profile: A Look at Silhouettes January 17 – April 5, 2020 The art of silhouettes—at first, black profiles either cut from paper or painted—emerged as a popular form of portraiture in 19th-century America when there were few trained portrait painters. Drawn mostly from New-York Historical’s... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20H5_NYHS_Cut_Short	77	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Life Cut Short: Hamilton’s Hair and the Art of Mourning Jewelry Life Cut Short: Hamilton’s Hair and the Art of Mourning Jewelry December 20, 2019 – May 10, 2020 As a token of love or a memorial to the dearly departed, human hair has long been incorporated into objects of adornment. Life Cut Short looks at the history of hair jewelry through a display of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I1_Met_Art_Misc	2	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I2_Met_Art_Monkman	25	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: mistikôsiwak (Wooden Boat People) (by Kent Monkman) The Great Hall Commission: Kent Monkman, mistikôsiwak (Wooden Boat People) December 19, 2019–April 9, 2020 Kent Monkman has been selected to create two monumental paintings for The Met's Great Hall. Monkman, born in Canada in 1965, is a Cree artist widely known for his provocative interventions into... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I3_Met_Art_Etching	161	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: The Renaissance of Etching The Renaissance of Etching October 23, 2019–January 20, 2020 The history of printmaking has been punctuated by moments of great invention that have completely changed the course of the medium. The beginning of etching in Europe in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries—when the technique... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I4_Met_Art_Last_Knight	204	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition of Maximilian I The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition of Maximilian I October 7, 2019–January 5, 2020 The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition of Maximilian I examines the profound significance of European armor at the dawn of the Renaissance, through the lens of Emperor Maximilian I's (1459–1519)... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I5_Met_Art_Marvels	205	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Making Marvels: Science and Splendor at the Courts of Europe Making Marvels: Science and Splendor at the Courts of Europe November 25, 2019–March 1, 2020 Between 1550 and 1750, nearly every royal family in Europe assembled vast collections of valuable and entertaining objects. Such lavish public spending and display of precious metals was considered an... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I6_Met_Art_Pursuit	44	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: In Pursuit of Fashion: The Sandy Schreier Collection In Pursuit of Fashion: The Sandy Schreier Collection November 27, 2019–May 17, 2020 The Costume Institute's fall 2019 exhibition features promised gifts from Sandy Schreier, a pioneering collector, who over the course of more than half a century assembled one of the finest private fashion collections... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_20I7_Met_Art_Facade	12	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: The Facade Commission: Wangechi Mutu, The NewOnes, will free Us The Facade Commission: Wangechi Mutu, The NewOnes, will free Us September 9, 2019–June 8, 2020 The NewOnes, will free Us, by Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu, inaugurates an annual commission to animate The Met's historic facade. Designed by Richard Morris Hunt and completed in 1902, the facade... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_19A1_GFS_Misc	27	NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- All except sculptures (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_19A2_GFS_SJ	71	NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Pieces by Seward Johnson (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_19A3_GFS_Not_SJ	122	NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Pieces Not By Seward Johnson (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_19A4_GFS_Wind	19	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)
2019_12_19A5_GFS_Kang	15	NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: Kang Muxiang: One Steel Cable Connecting the World Kang Muxiang: One Steel Cable Connecting the World June 1, 2019 — May 31, 2020 Now on view at Grounds For Sculpture (GFS), Rebirth: Kang Muxiang is an exhibition of six large-scale sculptures by Taiwanese artist, Kang Muxiang sited outdoors in the gardens. Massive yet graceful, the embryonic forms are... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_19A6_GFS_Tallue	85	NJ -- Hamilton -- Grounds For Sculpture -- Exhibit: Interference Fringe | TALLUR L.N. Interference Fringe | TALLUR L.N. May 5, 2019 — January 5, 2020 On view through January 5, 2020, Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) in Hamilton NJ presents the work of multinational conceptual artist, Tallur L.N., in his first survey exhibition in the United States. Filling two multi-level galleries,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18A1_900F	7	DC -- Penn Qtr -- 900 F St NW (Penn Qtr Courtyard, Riggs Bank) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18A2_SIPG_Rentals	8	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center -- Rentals Set-up for new CATS movie. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18B1_Working_Women	41	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 2 Afternoon.A) Keynote Address by Fath Davis Ruffins Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18B2_Working_Women2	78	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 2 Afternoon.B) Panel: Challenging the Mosaic Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18B3_Working_Women3	101	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 2 Afternoon.C) Panel: Data-Intensive Approaches to Examining American Women's History Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18B4_Working_Women4	55	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 2 Afternoon.D) Panel: Women in Science Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18B5_Working_Women5	26	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 2 Afternoon.E) Panel: Catalysts of Change: Latinas at the Smithsonian Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18B6_Working_Women6	33	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 2 Afternoon.F) Final Remarks by Stephanie Stebich Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18C_Purple_Line	13	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_18D1_August_Virgin	61	AFI -- European Union Film Showcase (2019) -- "August Virgin" (w/Vito Sanz) August Virgin, The Special Features: Q&A with actor Vito Sanz on Dec. 18 [La Virgen De Agosto] On the verge of turning 33, Eva decides to spend her August in Madrid, where the heat and holiday festivities (las verbenas) drive most locals to abandon the city. From her borrowed flat, and without grand... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17A_Chaos	40	New America -- The Cost of Chaos (w/Peter Bergen) The Cost of Chaos  Halfway through the first year of the Trump administration, the "axis of adults" on the team had reason to feel fairly sanguine. Feral ideologue Mike Flynn had blown up on the launch pad as National Security Advisor, and by the end of the summer, Steve Bannon, the intellectual... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17B1_SINMAA_Return	340	DC -- NMAAHC -- Temporary Exhibit (Concourse Level): We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I We Return Fighting: The African American Experience in World War I December 13, 2019 – June 14, 2020 Composed of three sections: Pre-War, During the War, and Post-War, the exhibition highlights nine African American historical luminaries, A. Philip Randolph, W.E.B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells, Col. Charles... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17C_Scientocracy	45	Cato Institute -- "Scientocracy" (w/Patrick J. Michaels, Terence Kealey, Holden Thorp) Scientocracy: The Tangled Web of Public Science and Public Policy Science has long been the key to objective knowledge. Some of that knowledge, such as information about nutrition, climate change, hydrology, geology, and ecology, influences our daily decisions. Science also informs governments that... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17D1_Working_Women	79	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 1.A) Welcome, Opening Remarks, Keynote Address by Pamela Henson Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution and beyond explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17D2_Working_Women2	86	Smithsonian -- Working Women (Day 1.B) Panel: Establishing a Legacy of Leadership at the Smithsonian Working Women: The Smithsonian Institution as a Case Study by American Women's History Initiative Presenters from across the Smithsonian Institution and beyond explore the challenges and opportunities navigated by working women at the Smithsonian. Our aim is to identify how the ideas and practices of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17E1_Purple_Line	5	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_17E2_SS_Wayne	1	MD -- Silver Spring -- Wayne Ave (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_16A1_Rubenstein	155	Natl Archives -- David Rubenstein ("The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians") w/Taylor Branch. H.W. Brands, and Jay Winik) The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians Co-founder of The Carlyle Group and patriotic philanthropist David M. Rubenstein takes readers on a sweeping journey across the grand arc of the American story through revealing conversations with our greatest historians. In these lively... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_15A1_Mr_Jones	138	AFI -- European Union Film Showcase (2019) -- "Mr. Jones" (w/Andrea Chalupa) plus reception MR. JONES (2019) Special Features: Dec. 15 show features Q&A with screenwriter Andrea Chalupa, plus reception sponsored by Polka Deli The latest film from Agnieszka Holland (EUROPA, EUROPA; IN DARKNESS; SPOOR) tells the real-life story of Gareth Jones (1905–1935), a Welsh journalist and foreign... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_15B_City_Center_Maze	83	DC -- CityCenterDC -- Event: Ice Maze Ice Maze December 13 - December 15 Get lost in the a-MAZE-ing, magic of the holidays with CityCenterDC’s icy tradition. This year, CityCenterDC is building the largest clear ice maze in the United States built with 110,000 pounds of ice. Washingtonians will not want to escape the towering seven foot... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_15C1_SIPG_Denmark	42	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: Portraits of the World: Denmark Portraits of the World: Denmark December 13, 2019 – October 12, 2020 Portraits of the World: Denmark, the third iinstallation in our international portrait series, highlights Danish artist Michael Ancher's "Kunstdommere." This monumental group portrait of four of Denmark's most significant cultural... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_15C2_SIPG_Cornell	18	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (SAAM) -- Exhibit: Joseph Cornell (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_14_Arcadia	105	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019E Late Fale Gallery Talk:Arcadia Closing Party ARCADIA Closing Party Say farewell to William Woodward’s fantastical Arcadia murals with a reception and remarks from the artist. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_12A1_Purple_Line	31	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_12B1_Fungi	179	AFI -- "Fantastic Fungi" (w/Louie Schwartzberg, Stephen Apkon, and Marcina Hale) FANTASTIC FUNGI Special Features: Q&A with filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg at both shows FANTASTIC FUNGI, directed by Louie Schwartzberg, is a consciousness-shifting documentary that takes us on an immersive journey through time and scale into the magical earth beneath our feet, an underground network... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11A_Purple_Line	12	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11B1_Hurrah	10	DC -- Public Art: Hurrah! (by Karol Murlak) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11B2_MEI	12	DC -- Middle East Institute (1763 N Street NW) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11B3_MEI_Speaking	38	Middle East Institute -- Exhibit: Speaking Across Mountains: Kurdish Artists in Dialogue Speaking Across Mountains: Contemporary Kurdish Artists in Dialogue December 6, 2019 - February 20, 2020 Speaking Across Mountains: Contemporary Kurdish Artists in Dialogue, the second curated exhibition at the MEI Art Gallery – the Middle East Institute’s new non-commercial art space and the first of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11B4_Emb_CanadaX	44	DC -- Embassy of Canada -- Outdoor Christmas Tree (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11C_Bowling	62	USCHS -- Lunch Talk: Ken Bowling ("Hunting for the Bill of Rights: The Historian Detective”) @ National Churchill Library “Hunting for the Bill of Rights: The Historian Detective” Ken Bowling, Independent Historian Please join the U.S. Capitol Historical Society as Ken Bowling discusses historians’ attempts to locate the 14 original copies of the “so-called Bill of Rights.” Grateful thanks to our friends at the National... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11D_Crown_Prince	51	Middle East Institute -- Event: PBS FRONTLINE "The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia" w/Martin Smith, Yasmine Farouk, Jerry Feierstein Film screening and discussion: The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia The Middle East Institute (MEI) is pleased to invite you to a screening of PBS Frontline’s 2019 documentary, The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, followed by a panel discussion with Frontline correspondent Martin Smith. In this documentary,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_11E1_Celebrating	158	Newseum -- Members' Farewell Evening -- Celebrating the First Amendment and the Newseum (w/Jan Neuharth, Peter Pritchard, Floyd Abrams, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Chris Wallace) Celebrating the First Amendment and the Newseum The Boards of Trustees of the Freedom Forum, Newseum and Freedom Forum Institute invite you and a guest to join us for the final evening program at the Newseum to celebrate its history and legacy, and to view your favorite exhibits one last time.Join us... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_10_Dafne	65	AFI -- European Union Film Showcase (2019) -- "Dafne" (w/Federico Bondi) DAFNE Q&A with filmmaker Federico Bondi  Winner of a FIPRESCI Prize at this year's Berlinale, Federico Bondi's (MAR NERO) poignant sophomore feature follows 36-year-old Dafne (Carolina Raspanti), a bright young woman with Down syndrome whose stable family life is upended by the unexpected death of her... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_09A1_Guardian	92	AFI -- European Union Film Showcase (2019) -- "Variações - Guardian Angel" (w/João Maia) *North American Premiere* Variações - Guardian Angel Q&A with filmmaker João Maia following the screening Portuguese pop music icon António Variações gets his due in this long-awaited biopic, which charts the singer's unlikely rise to fame before his untimely death from HIV/AIDS in 1984. The young... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_08A_Foggy_Bottom	5	DC -- Foggy Bottom area (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_08B_Honors	182	DC -- Kennedy Center -- Kennedy Center Honors (2019) Celebrate the 2019 Honorees Earth, Wind & Fire, Sally Field, Linda Ronstadt, Sesame Street, and Michael Tilson Thomas 42nd Annual Kennedy Center Honors To Celebrate Honorees' Profound Artistic Impact Folks shown here include: Christopher Jackson ("Hamilton"), Jonas Brothers, Debra Winger, David... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_08C_Signs	2	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07A_Autographs	31	Autographs (various) I had started photographing some of the autograph/sketches I had gotten at San Diego Comic-Con back in 2016 so a friend, Richard Thompson, could see them. I put them in an email and sent them to him before I returned from the convention. Unfortunately, he died without ever having seen them. I thought... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07B_Katzen_Brunch	136	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- Holiday Brunch in the Museum Including a talk by Carla Galfano, Museum Registrar. (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07C_Edgewood	12	DC -- Edgewood Neighborhood (incl Rhode Island Avenue Shopping Center) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07D_Pearl_Harbor	24	Naval Heritage Center -- Pearl Harbor Commemoration Ceremony (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07E1_Sports_Page	169	Newseum & Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism -- The Great American Sports Page The Great American Sports Page A number of the nation’s top sports writers, columnists and editors will gather at 2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 7, in the Newseum’s Knight Studio, to discuss what makes great sports journalism, and who are the great sports journalists of past and present. Panel members will... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07F1_Newseum_WorldNews	68	DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (3) World News Gallery (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_07F2_Newseum_1Amend	55	DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (4) First Amendment Gallery (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06A_Reversal	65	Brookings Institution -- The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up On Free Markets (w/Thomas Philippon) The Great Reversal: How America Gave Up On Free Markets American markets, once a model of competition for the world, have experienced a growing concentration of economic power in a few large corporations. The rise of corporate economic—and political—power has emerged as one of the most important issues... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B1_Defenders	7	DC -- Defenders of Wildlife (1130 17th St NW) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B2_Engine01	6	DC -- Engine Company 1 (2225 M St NW) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B3_Georgetown	8	DC -- Georgetown areas (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B4_Georgetown_WFPk	2	DC -- Friends of Georgetown Waterfront Park (and Views from...) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B5_Ghost_Bike	3	DC -- Ghost Bikes (Cyclist Died Here) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B6_Callbox	5	DC -- Callboxes (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B7_1201Wisc	10	DC -- Georgetown -- PNC Bank (1201 Wisconsin Ave NW) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06B8_Signs	1	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06C_WHHA_Book_Fair	78	White House Historical Association -- Holiday Book Fair The White House Historical Association is pleased to announce its upcoming Holiday Book Fair, a full day of holiday shopping and festivities with 18 authors available to sign copies of their award-winning books. Books will be available for purchase during the event, in addition to our full range of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06D_Georgetown_Glow	103	DC -- Georgetown Glow (Outdoor Light Art Exhibition) (2019) Experience the sparkle of the season at Georgetown GLOW, the region's only curated exhibition of outdoor public light art installations. Set against the historic backdrop of DC's oldest neighborhood, it's a whole new way to shine. The 2019 Georgetown GLOW invites visitors to re-imagine the season of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_06E_Purple_Line	4	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_05A_United_Methodist	1	DC -- Capitol Hill -- United Methodist Bldg (100 Maryland Ave NE) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_05B_LOC_Parks_Words	226	DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit: Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words Rosa Parks: In Her Own Words Opening December 5, 2019 Rosa Parks (1913–2005) is best known for her refusal to give up her seat to a white man on a crowded bus in Montgomery, Alabama, on December 1, 1955. Her arrest sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a pivotal event in the civil rights movement that... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_05C_Berlin_Wall	40	Library of Congress Kluge Center -- Event: Hope M. Harrison and Constanze Stelzenmüller ("The Fall of the Berlin Wall") The Fall of the Berlin Wall and the Future of Democracy Hope M. Harrison and Constanze Stelzenmüller will take part in a discussion moderated by Kluge Center Director John Haskell marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Harrison is an expert on the Berlin Wall, the Cold War, and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_05D1_CapitolX	24	DC -- U.S. Capitol Grounds -- Christmas Tree (2019) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_05D2_Union_StationX	15	DC -- Union Station -- Exhibit: Christmas Display (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_04A_League	53	Hudson Institute -- The League of Wives The League of Wives: The Untold Story of the Women Who Took on the U.S. Government to Bring Their Husbands Home from Vietnam Hudson Institute will host a discussion with author Heath Hardage Lee on her new book, The League of Wives: The Untold Story of the Women Who Took on the U.S. Government to Bring... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_04B1_WHVC_Tree	24	DC -- White House Visitor Center -- Exhibit: Holiday Tree (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_04B2_Corc_Diaspora	143	DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit: INTER | SECTIONALITY: Diaspora from the Creole City INTER | SECTIONALITY: Diaspora from the Creole City Nov. 14, 2019 – March 20, 2020 Inter | Sectionality: Diaspora Art from the Creole City is a bold, multidisciplinary exhibition featuring predominantly Miami-based artists from across the Caribbean, with work ranging from photography to site-specific... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_04C_UClub_Book_Fair	133	University Club -- 30th Annual Meet the Author Night & Book Fair The 30th Annual Meet the Author Night & Book Fair Don't miss this opportunity to meet an eclectic group of bestselling authors and select gifts for book lovers of all ages. Come and get a jump on your holiday gift-giving and chat up the author as they sign a copy of their book just for you and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_04D1_Kalb	189	NPC -- Kalb Report: "We the People..." (w/Nina Totenberg, Pete Williams, and Jonathan Turley) The Kalb Report: “We the People…” Is America headed for—or perhaps already in -- a constitutional crisis fueled by highly partisan politics? Is this endangering our democracy? If so, where do we go from here? The first forum in the 26th season of The Kalb Report (and the 100th program in the series)... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_04E_Purple_Line	8	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_03A_NGS_Jane	265	DC -- Natl Geographic Society -- Exhibit: Becoming Jane Becoming Jane The Evolution of Dr. Jane Goodall November 22, 2019 - Summer 2020 Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute & UN Messenger of Peace, braved the unknown to give the world a remarkable window into humankind’s closest living relatives: chimpanzees. In this hands-on,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_03B1_Georgetown	10	DC -- Georgetown areas (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_03B2_Callbox	4	DC -- Callboxes (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_03B3_Old_Stone	37	DC -- Old Stone House (part of Rock Creek Park) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_03B4_Exorcist	10	DC -- Georgetown -- Exorcist Steps (Prospect and 36th St NW) (Partially reviewed)
2019_12_03C_Cartooning_Trump	128	DC -- Georgetown University -- Event: Cartoons, Controversy and Caricatures (w/Matt Wuerker and Kevin Kallaugher) Cartoons, Controversy and Caricatures: Political Cartooning in the Age of Trump Date: Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Join POLITICO’s Matt Wuerker and The Economist’s Kevin Kallaugher for a workshop and open discussion on the theory and practice of political cartoons. Attendees will participate in the... (Partially reviewed)
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