Key	Imgs	Short Description
2019_06_14A1_Signs	3	MD -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14A2_SS_Res	2	MD -- Silver Spring -- Residential section (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14A3_Purple_Line	12	MD -- Purple Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14A4_SS_1stBaptist	3	MD -- Silver Spring -- First Baptist Church development (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14B1_Corc_Mapplethorpe	164	DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit: 6.13.89: The Cancelling of the Mapplethorpe Exhibition 6.13.89: The Cancelling of the Mapplethorpe Exhibition June 14, 2019, to Oct. 6, 2019 6.13.89: The Cancelling of the Mapplethorpe Exhibition will explore the highly politicized and publicized cancellation of the 1989 exhibition Robert Mapplethorpe: The Perfect Moment. On June 13, 1989, the Corcoran... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14B2_Corc_Adams	16	DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit: Kelli Rae Adams: work / study (By The People) Kelli Rae Adams: work / study June 13, 2019 to October 6, 2019 With this mixed-media installation, Kelli Rae Adams calls attention to the magnitude and urgency of the student debt crisis in the U.S. Utilizing several hundred handmade ceramic bowls, a quantity of steadily accumulating coins and a... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14B3_Corc_Action	48	DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit: A Time for Action: Washington Artists circa 1989 A Time for Action: Washington Artists circa 1989 June 13, 2019 to October 5, 2019 This companion exhibition to the Corcoran exhibition 6.13.89 will exhibit paintings, drawings, and prints from the GW Collection by artists who registered their protest of the volatile cancellation of the exhibition of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14C_OAS_Roots	89	DC -- Art Museum of the Americas -- "Roots of Peace: Carlos Páez Vilaró Works and Writings" Roots of Peace: Carlos Páez Vilaró Works and Writings May 30 – September 8, 2019 Public Mural Tours (RSVP required): Friday, May 30 at 12noon with Museo Taller de Casapueblo Director María Dezuliani Thursday, June 27 at 12noon Thursday, July 25 at 12noon Thursday, August 29 at 12 noon The OAS... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14D1_GWU_Songs	104	DC -- GWU -- Museum and Textile Museum -- Exhibit: Songs of the Civil War Songs of the Civil War June 15–December 22, 2019 During the American Civil War, music had the power to inspire patriotism and service, and to capture loss on the battlefield. This exhibition showcases historical sheet music that provided the soundtrack to a nation divided by war. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14D2_GWU_Laid	45	DC -- GWU -- Museum and Textile Museum -- Exhibit: Best Laid Plans: Designs for a Capital City Best Laid Plans: Designs for a Capital City Detail of print showing plans for the National Mall June 15–December 22, 2019 Every landmark in Washington, D.C., has a story. Some never made it past the drawing board. This exhibition examines unrealized designs for the Washington Monument, Memorial... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14D3_GWU_Treasures	26	DC -- GWU -- Museum and Textile Museum -- Exhibit: Treasures from the Albert H. Small Collection Treasures from the Albert H. Small Collection Ongoing A selection of maps, letters, prints, and artifacts on display from the museum’s Albert H. Small Washingtoniana Collection includes recent acquisitions and rare treasures. Mr. Small, a third-generation Washingtonian, first became interested in... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14E1_KSt	1	DC -- Downtown area (K Street environs -- between New Hampshire and New York, Penn and M) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14E2_ConnAve_Overlook	8	DC -- Public Art: Connecticut Avenue Overlook @ Dupont Circle (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14E3_Signs	7	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14E4_Metro_McF	16	Metro Station -- McPherson Square New mural! (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14F1_Daily_DJT_Twitter	249	DC -- Daily Show's Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library @ The Showroom The Daily Show's award-winning Donald J. Trump Presidential Twitter Library is coming to Washington, D.C. for one weekend only, June 14-16, after drawing huge crowds in Austin, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and New York City. The pop-up exhibit showcases and analyzes the finest works from... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14G1_KatzenO	37	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Opening Reception (Member) Folks including Glenn Marcus, Jack Rasmussen, and Kirsty Little. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14G2_KatzenX	197	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Exhibition Opening Summer 2019 On view June 15-August 11, 2019 * Passages: Keith Morrison, 1999-2019 * Being Here as ME -- New Media Art Exhibition of Women Artists from Taiwan * Maia Cruz Palileo * Crossing Boundaries & Breaking Borders: DMV Printmaking * Plans to Prosper You: Reflections of Black... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14G3_Broel	56	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019C Summer Gallery Talk: Squire Broel Members' Preview: Squire Broel Museum members are invited to preview five new exhibitions and join artist Squire Broel to discuss the totemic sculptures featured in his ongoing exhibition. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14H1_New_Spanish	79	AFI -- Festival of New Spanish Cinema -- Opening Reception (2019) REALM, THE (2018) Special Features: Post-screening reception sponsored by SPAIN arts & culture [EL REINO] Winner of 7 Goya Awards, including Best Director and Best Lead Actor, this fast-paced thriller from Rodrigo Sorogoyen (MAY GOD SAVE US) depicts Spain's current political climate through the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_14H3_Serengeti	18	AFI -- "The Serengeti Rules" (w/Sean B. Carroll) SERENGETI RULES, THE Special Features: ... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_13A1_Network	128	AFI and Washington Monthly -- Fourth Estate Film Series -- "Network" (w/Beth Reinhard, Clarence Page, Arch Campbell, and Paul Glastris) NETWORK Special Features: Panel discussion w/Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter Beth Reinhard; Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page; local feature writer Arch Campbell; moderated by Paul Glastris, editor in chief of Washington Monthly "I'm as mad as hell, and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12A1_SS_Res	3	MD -- Silver Spring -- Residential section (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12A2_Signs	3	MD -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12A3_SS_BDE	3	MD -- Silver Spring -- Business Section (East of Metro Line) It took me awhile to figure out they were bike lanes. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12A4_SST	3	MD -- Silver Spring -- Paul Sarbanes Transportation Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12A5_SS_1stBaptist	6	MD -- Silver Spring -- First Baptist Church development (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12B_Purple_Line	30	MD -- Purple Line More trees coming down. Fencing going up at the bus depot. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12C_Lincoln_CottageVC	3	DC -- Lincoln Cottage -- Visitor Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_12D_Holzer	90	DC -- Lincoln Cottage -- Harold Holzer ("Monument Man") Cottage Conversation: Monument Man: The Life and Art of Daniel Chester French Join us as Harold Holzer discusses his new book, Monument Man: The Life and Art of Daniel Chester French. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_11A_Brookside	52	MD -- Wheaton -- Brookside Gardens (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_11B_Purple_Line	54	MD -- Purple Line Trees are getting cut down. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A1_SINZ_125th	73	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Exhibit: 125th Anniversary (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A2_SINZ_DInoRoars	39	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Exhibit: DinoRoars DinoRoars June 1 to August 31, 2019 It's a summer of prehistoric proportions! From June 1 to Aug. 31, take a self-guided safari around the Zoo to meet dinosaurs that move, roar and even spit water. Be sure to spot all six animatronic dinosaurs, from a baby stegosaurus to an enormous T. rex weighing... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A3_SINZ_Art	50	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Public Art (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A4_SINZ_Carousel	2	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Carousel (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A5_SINZ_Smokey	39	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Exhibit: Celebrate Smokey: 75 Years of Fighting Wildfires Celebrate Smokey: 75 Years of Fighting Wildfires May 23, 2019 – May 22, 2020 A new Smokey Bear outdoor exhibit at Smithsonian’s National Zoo invites visitors to look back at the legacy of one of the most famous residents in the Zoo’s 130-year history. As visitors stroll through the exhibit, they will... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A6_SINZ_Backyard	13	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Exhibit: Zoo in Your Backyard (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07A7_SINZ_Bee	27	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Exhibit: Me and the Bee (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07B1_SINZ_Main	25	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Parts not covered elsewhere (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07B2_SINZ_Farm	3	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Kids' Farm (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07B3_SINZ_BV	9	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Beaver Valley/American Trail (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07B4_SINZ_Elephant	42	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Elephant House/Trail (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07B5_SINZ_Panda	27	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Giant Pandas (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07B6_SINZ_PandaVC	121	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Giant Panda Visitor Areas (David M. Rubenstein Family Giant Panda Habitat) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07C1_SINZ_Bison	17	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- American Bison (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07C2_SINZ_Cat	38	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Big Cats (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07C3_SINZ_Primate	21	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Primates (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07C4_SINZ_Tile	1	DC -- Natl Zoological Park -- Donor Tiles (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_07D_NCath_Orange	63	DC -- Washington Natl Cathedral -- Event: Wear Orange Lighting Of The National Cathedral For Wear Orange The façade of the Washington National Cathedral will light up in orange in honor of National Gun Violence Awareness Day, Hadiya Pendleton and the over 100,000 Americans killed and injured in the United States every year by gun violence. The Bourdon... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_05A1_Broadcast_News	213	AFI and Washington Monthly -- Fourth Estate Film Series -- "Broadcast News" (w/James L. Brooks and Jane Mayer) BROADCAST NEWS Special Features: Panel discussion with Academy Award®-winning filmmaker James L. Brooks and New Yorker staff writer Jane Mayer, moderated by Washington Monthly digital editor Eric Cortellessa. Introductory remarks were provided by Washington Monthly editor in chief Paul Glastris. One... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04A_Deep_Time_MP	93	Natl Museum of Natural History -- Media Preview: Hall of Fossils -- Deep Time Media preview of “The David H. Koch Hall of Fossils -- Deep Time” Who: * Kirk Johnson, Sant Director, National Museum of Natural History * Anna “Kay” Behrensmeyer, curator of fossil vertebrates, National Museum of Natural History * Amy Bolton, education and outreach manager, National Museum of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04B1_SINH_Deep_Time	564	DC -- Natl Museum of Natural History -- Exhibit: The David H. Koch Hall of Fossils -- Deep Time (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04C1_SINH_Bldg	4	DC -- Natl Museum of Natural History Work continues on the handicapper ramps. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04C2_SI_Castle	4	DC -- Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04C3_SIFRG	33	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Kathrine Dulin Folger Rose Garden (In front of Castle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04C4_SIHIR_Tiravanija	11	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum -- Exhibit: Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (Visit 4) Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green May 17, 2019 – July 24, 2019 On view is the newly acquired full-gallery Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (2010), an installation work of relational aesthetics by Rirkrit Tiravanija that unites the artist’s signature culinary work with... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04C5_Ike_Mem	5	DC -- Eisenhower National Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04D_IHS	100	DC -- Innovative Housing Showcase @ Mall The Innovative Housing Showcase is a five-day event featuring new building technologies and housing solutions that are making housing more affordable for American families and homes more resilient during natural disasters. More than 2,500 persons, including policymakers, housing industry... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04E1_NGAEW_Animals	459	DC -- Natl Gallery of Art -- East Wing -- Exhibit: The Life of Animals in Japanese Art The Life of Animals in Japanese Art June 2 – August 18, 2019 Artworks representing animals—real or imaginary, religious or secular—span the full breadth and splendor of Japanese artistic production. As the first exhibition devoted to the subject, The Life of Animals in Japanese Art covers 17... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_04F1_Andres	114	Politics & Prose -- José Andrés ("Vegetables Unleashed: A Cookbook") José Andrés - Vegetables Unleashed: A Cookbook Andrés, the Michelin-starred, James Beard Award-winning chef, follows up We Fed an Island, his inspiring account of serving meals to the survivors of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, with a transformative book on cooking with vegetables. Drawing on a wide... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03A1_JMem	151	Newseum -- Special -- Journalists Memorial Ceremony (2019) Each year, the Newseum rededicates its Journalists Memorial in recognition of the dangers in the profession of journalism and those who have died in pursuit of news and information. This year, the names of 21 journalists will be etched onto the memorial’s glass panels to represent all those who died or... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03A3_Newseum_JMemorial	10	DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (3) Journalists Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03B1_Archives	3	DC -- Natl Archives -- Exterior The soot has been removed from the arson site. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03B2_SIRG_Burning_Art	24	DC -- Renwick Gallery -- Exhibit: No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man Back to the temple. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03B3_SIRG_Connections	108	DC -- Renwick Gallery -- Exhibit: Connections: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery Connections: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery March 29, 2019 – Indefinitely Connections is the Renwick Gallery’s dynamic ongoing permanent collection presentation, featuring more than 80 objects celebrating craft as a discipline and an approach to living differently in the modern world. The... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03B4_Farragut	3	DC -- Farragut Square (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03C1_Cull	102	DC -- USC/PDC/PDAA -- Nick Cull ("Public Diplomacy: Foundations for Global Engagement") You are invited to join our next “First Monday” lunch forum on Monday, June 3rd, when our speaker will be Nick Cull, Director of the University of Southern California’s Master of Public Diplomacy program, who will discuss his new book, Public Diplomacy: Foundations for Global Engagement in the Digital... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03D1_SS_Iglesia	10	MD -- Silver Spring -- Iglesia De Restauracion AYP (880 Bonifant St) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_03D2_SS_BDE	1	MD -- Silver Spring -- Business Section (East of Metro Line) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02A1_Metro_GP	2	Metro Station -- Gallery Place (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02A2_Signs	1	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02A3_SIBG	5	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Polinator Garden (Butterfly Habitat Garden) @ Natural History Museum (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02A4_SI_Habitat_BB	11	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Bug B&B @ National Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02B1_Monument_Quilt	302	DC -- Mall -- Event: Monument Quilt -- Quilt Itself The Monument Quilt, a project of Baltimore based FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture, is a collection of over 3,000 stories by survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence and our allies, written, painted, and stitched onto red fabric. Our stories literally blanket highly public, outdoor places to create... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02B2_Monument_QThanks	68	DC -- Mall -- Event: Monument Quilt -- Thank You Ceremony (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02C1_SIHIRO	3	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum (Outside) The Roy Lichtenstein piece has been sent off to the Kennedy Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02C2_SIHIR_Tiravanija	27	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum -- Exhibit: Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (Visit 3) Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green May 17, 2019 – July 24, 2019 On view is the newly acquired full-gallery Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (2010), an installation work of relational aesthetics by Rirkrit Tiravanija that unites the artist’s signature culinary work with... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02D1_Ike_Mem	6	DC -- Eisenhower National Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_02D2_Metro_EN	6	Metro Station -- L'Enfant Plaza (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01A1_NYC	13	NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01A2_NYC_Murals	48	NY -- NYC -- Murals (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01A3_Toynbee	8	NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Toynbee tiles (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01A4_NYC_Signs	9	NY -- NYC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01B1_NYC_1411BWay	5	NY -- NYC -- 1411 Broadway (Park) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01B2_Bryant_Pk	20	NY -- NYC -- Bryant Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01B3_NYC_32W40th	2	NY -- NYC -- Bryant Park Place (32 W 40th) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01B4_NYC_34th	12	NY -- NYC -- 34th Street District Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01B5_NYC_Alices_Garden	2	NY -- NYC -- Alice's Garden (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01C1_NYPL_Stonewall	85	NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library -- Exhibit: Love & Resistance: Stonewall 50 Love & Resistance: Stonewall 50 Through July 13th, 2019 This season, The New York Public Library is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. Through a new exhibition, a series of programs, book recommendations, and more, we invite you to learn more about the emergence of the modern... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01C2_NYPL_Whitman	130	NY -- NYC -- New York Public Library -- Exhibit: Walt Whitman: America's Poet Walt Whitman: America's Poet Through August 30th, 2019 Two hundred years after his birth, Walt Whitman remains one of America's most influential writers, arguably our national poet. His life's work, Leaves of Grass, is a perennial best-seller, and Whitman himself has attained the status of cultural... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D1_NYC_Hudson_Yards	13	NY -- NYC -- Hudson Yards (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D2_NYC_Hudson_Vessel	54	NY -- NYC -- Hudson Yards -- Vessel (Structure) It was open and free so I went up to see what it was like. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D3_NYC_Hudson_VesselVw	29	NY -- NYC -- Hudson Yards -- Vessel (Structure) -- Views from... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D4_NYC_Hudson_Greenway	32	NY -- NYC -- Hudson River Greenway (Part of Manhattan Waterfront Greenway) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D5_NYC_Pier54	17	NY -- NYC -- Pier 54/Pier 55 Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D6_Hudson_RiverVw	2	NY -- NYC -- Hudson River Views (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D7_NYC_IAC	4	NY -- NYC -- IAC Building (555 West 18th Street) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01D8_NYC_76Eleventh	5	NY -- NYC -- 76th Eleventh Avenue (BIG's Twisting Towers) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01E1_High_Line	34	NY -- NYC -- High Line (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01E2_High_LineVw	31	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Views from... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01E3_High_Line_Garlands	8	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Garlands (by Daniel Buren) Daniel Buren (b. 1938, Boulogne-Billancourt, France) is best known for his use of alternating stripes—in the form of industrial awning fabric, colored glass, painted columns, and more, alternating with 8.7-cm-wide stripes of white and bold colors—that he began in the 1960s. For the High Line, Buren... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01E4_High_Line_5Conv	9	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: 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_06_01E5_High_Line_Xocomil	4	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Xocomil (by Vivian Suter) Vivian Suter (b. 1949, Buenos Aires, Argentina) creates abstract paintings that mirror the lush landscape of Panajachel, Guatemala, her home of over 30 years. Suter makes her paintings outside where they are transformed by the changing elements. In this way, the artist actively invites the natural... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01E6_High_Line_Sister	6	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: 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_06_01E7_High_Line_19	8	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: 19.604692 (by Firelei Báez) 19.604692 degrees N 72.218596 degrees W Firelei Báez (b. 1981, Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic) references European decorative arts spread by colonial empires. Located at 20th Street, Báez’s work depicts a Haitian Sans-Souci Palace ruin that appears to sink into the ground. In this... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01F1_High_Line_I_Lift	8	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door (by Dorothy Iannone) Dorothy Iannone I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door March 2018 – Fall 2019 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, Iannone depicts the act of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01F2_High_Line_Agitator	8	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Silent Agitator (by Ruth Ewan) Ruth Ewan Silent Agitator April 2019 – March 2020 Ruth Ewan researches communities, organizations, and individuals from the history of activism and alternative educational models. She then presents this research in a variety of interactive and experiential formats, ranging from a jukebox of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01F3_High_Line_Trout	4	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: 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_06_01F4_High_Line_Love	11	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Love (by Robert Indiana) Robert Indiana’s ‘LOVE’ Sculptures Exhibited Along the High Line Kasmin Gallery opened an exhibit Friday of three of the artist's “LOVE” pop art sculptures By Liam McBain Published May 6, 2019 at 7:35 PM | Updated at 7:35 PM EDT on May 6, 2019 Robert Indiana’s famous “LOVE” pop art sculptures can... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01F5_High_Line_BB	15	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Blue & Brown (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_06_01F6_High_Line_Brick	5	NY -- NYC -- High Line -- Art: Brick House (by Simone Leigh) Plinth Simone Leigh Brick House June 2019 – September 2020 For the inaugural High Line Plinth commission, Simone Leigh presents Brick House, a sixteen-foot-tall bronze bust of a Black woman. The torso is a combination of the forms of a skirt and a clay house. The figure will stand tall and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01G1_NYC_Chase_Contemp	49	NY -- NYC -- Chase Contemporary (Art Gallery) (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01G2_NYC_Taglialatella	71	NY -- NYC -- Taglialatella Gallery Including some pieces from their Logan Hicks In Full Bloom exhibit. (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01G3_NYC_CC_Moore_Pk	6	NY -- NYC -- Clement Clark Moore Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01G4_NYC_203Tenth	3	NY -- NYC -- 203 Tenth Avenue (with streetside rocks) I have no idea what these are for... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01H1_Union_Sq	16	NY -- NYC -- Union Square Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01H2_Tammany_Hall	3	NY -- NYC -- Tammany Hall (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01H3_Gramercy_Pk	12	NY -- NYC -- Gramercy Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01H4_Flatiron	6	NY -- NYC -- Flatiron Bldg (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01I1_Madison_SqPk	10	NY -- NYC -- Madison Square Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01I2_Madison_SqPk_City	17	NY -- NYC -- Madison Square Park -- Public Art: City in the Grass (by Leonardo Drew) Leonardo Drew: City in the Grass Madison Square Park Conservancy has commissioned Leonardo Drew to create a monumental new public art project for the Park opening this spring. Marking the Conservancy’s 38th commissioned exhibition and the artist’s most ambitious work to date, City in the Grass will... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01I3_NYC_Marble_Church	5	NY -- NYC -- Marble Collegiate Church (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01I4_NYC_Marble_Guns	42	NY -- NYC -- Marble Collegiate Church -- Prayers of Remembrance and Peace (Gun Violence) Gun Violence Awareness Marble Church Puts Names to Numbers On Saturday, October 13, 2018, Marble Collegiate Church unveiled its new ribbon initiative, Prayers of Remembrance and Peace. A few words were spoken from their Senior Minister, Dr. Michael Bos and was followed by guests and officials tying... (Partially reviewed)
2019_06_01I5_NYC_Met_Life_Tower	3	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (5 Madison Ave) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A1_NYC	2	NY -- NYC -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A2_NYC_Signs	1	NY -- NYC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A3_Penn_Station	10	NY -- NYC -- Penn Station (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A4_NYC_Subway_125thSN	17	NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 125th & St. Nicholas Ave (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A5_NYC_Subway_125thBW	11	NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 125th & Broadway (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A6_NYC_Subway_ColCirc	6	NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- Columbus Circle (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A7_NYC_Subway_72ndBW	1	NY -- NYC -- Subway Stops -- 72nd & Broadway (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A8_NYC_San_Remo	6	NY -- NYC -- San Remo (And Traffic Fatality Marker) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31A9_NYC_TensionD	4	NY -- NYC -- Public Art: Tension Scupture D (by Joseph La Piana) Joseph La Piana Tension Sculpture D, 2019 March-July, 2019 #ArtIntheParks (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B1_Harlem_Art	15	NY -- NYC -- Harlem -- Public Art (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B2_NYC_ACP_SOB	11	NY -- NYC -- Adam Clayton Powell Jr. State Office Building (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B3_Harlem_Apollo	23	NY -- NYC -- Harlem -- Apollo Theater (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B4_NYC_Roosevelt_Tri	7	NY -- NYC -- Roosevelt Triangle Roosevelt Triangle This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. Acquired and dedicated in 1941, this park is named for Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945), the 32nd President of the United States, who led the country through the Great Depression and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B5_Harlem_Ren20	7	NY -- NYC -- Harlem -- Harlem Renaissance 2.0 Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B6_Harlem	3	NY -- NYC -- Harlem (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31B7_Harlem_Cotton	5	NY -- NYC -- Harlem -- Cotton Club (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31C1_NYC_Riverside_Pk	29	NY -- NYC -- Riverside Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31C2_Grants_Tomb	66	NY -- NYC -- General Grant National Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31C3_Grants_Tomb_Bench	27	NY -- NYC -- General Grant National Memorial -- Tile Mosaic Benches (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31C4_Grants_Tomb_VC	69	NY -- NYC -- General Grant National Memorial -- Visitor Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31C5_NYC_Sakura_Pk	11	NY -- NYC -- Sakura Park (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31D1_Grange	68	NY -- NYC -- Hamilton Grange (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31D2_Grange_VC	75	NY -- NYC -- Hamilton Grange -- Visitor Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E1_NYC_Trump_IHT	1	NY -- NYC -- Trump International Hotel and Tower (on Columbus Circle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E2_Alwyn_Ct	6	NY -- NYC -- Alwyn Court (Petrossian) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E3_Carnegie_Hall	2	NY -- NYC -- Carnegie Hall (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E4_NYC_Armory	6	NY -- NYC -- Armory (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E5_CP_107th	6	NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- 107th Infantry Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E6_Central_Park	2	NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Not covered elsewhere I wondered how long these tree roots had been kept in place by a sidewalk box or something. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31E7_CP_Humboldt	3	NY -- NYC -- Central Park -- Alexander von Humboldt (bust) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31F1_SOI	45	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31F2_SOI_Fantastic	253	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: Masters of the Fantastic Masters of the Fantastic March 20, 2019 to June 08, 2019 The art of the fantastic gives vision to our dreaded nightmares and our most fervent hopes. Stories of fantasy and science fiction have risen from the quaint traditions of the tribal storyteller through children’s fables and pulp magazines to... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31F3_SOI_Illuminated	51	NY -- NYC -- Society of Illustrators Museum -- Exhibit: Illuminated Editions: Classic Books, Reimagined Through Illustration Illuminated Editions: Classic Books, Reimagined Through Illustration March 26, 2019 to June 08, 2019 Illuminated Editions is an experiment in seeing old books in new ways. Launched in 2017 by the small press publisher and maker of exquisite objects Beehive Books, the ongoing series matches the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31G1_Met_Art_Misc	10	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31G2_Met_Art_PlayLoud	416	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll April 8, 2019 - October 1, 2019 For the first time, a major museum exhibition examines the instruments of rock and roll. One of the most important artistic movements of the twentieth century, rock and roll's seismic influence was felt across culture and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31G4_Met_Art_Praise	178	NY -- NYC -- Metropolitan Museum of Art -- Exhibit: In Praise of Painting: Dutch Masterpieces at The Met In Praise of Painting: Dutch Masterpieces at The Met Dutch paintings of the seventeenth century—the Golden Age of Rembrandt, Hals, and Vermeer—have been a highlight of The Met collection since the Museum's founding purchase in 1871. This exhibition brings together some of the Museum's greatest... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H1_NYHS_Misc	4	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H2_NYHS_CSM	98	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Two Centuries of the Law: Cravath, Swaine & Moore Two Centuries of the Law: Cravath, Swaine & Moore March 22 – June 9, 2019 Established in 1819, the New York law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore has served clients ranging from 19th century inventors to champions of civil rights and civil liberties to pioneers of modern business in periods of both... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H3_NYHS_Hudson	270	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Hudson Rising Hudson Rising March 1 – August 4, 2019 Hudson Rising explores 200 years of ecological change and environmental activism along “the most interesting river in America” through artifacts, media, and celebrated Hudson River School paintings. The exhibition reflects on how human activity has impacted the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H4_NYHS_Time_Inc	43	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Time Inc.: The World in Words and Pictures (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H5_NYHS_Porter	3	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Cole Porter’s Beloved Piano, “High Society” Experience Cole Porter’s Beloved Piano, “High Society” May 7, 2019 - January 2020 We've got a delightful new guest at New-York Historical: The 1907 Steinway piano that once belonged to Cole Porter. The American songsmith extraordinaire composed many of his classic tunes on these very ivories,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H6_NYHS_Savage	121	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Augusta Savage: Renaissance Woman Augusta Savage: Renaissance Woman May 3 - July 28, 2019 Artist Augusta Savage (1892–1962) overcame poverty, racism, and sexual discrimination to become one of America’s most influential 20th-century artists. Her sculptures celebrate African American culture, and her work as an arts educator, activist,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_31H7_NYHS_Voting	42	NY -- NYC -- New-York Historical Society -- Exhibit: Witnesses to History: African American Voting Rights Witnesses to History: African American Voting Rights November 15, 2018 - April 28, 2019 African American Voting Rights explores the struggle of African Americans to gain access to the franchise in the century after the Civil War ended. The abolition of slavery was just the beginning of a long,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29A_Wineapple	103	USCHS -- Lunch Talk: Brenda Wineapple ("The Impeachers: The Trial of Andrew Johnson and the Dream of a Nation") Book Talk with Author Brenda Wineapple U.S. Capitol Historical Society Brenda Wineapple is an acclaimed historian and award winning author. On May 29, Wineapple will talk about her newest book, The Impeachers: The Trial of Andrew Johnson and the Dream of a Nation. When Abraham Lincoln was... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29B1_Folger	1	DC -- Folger Shakespeare Library (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29B2_Folger_Monument	163	DC -- Folger Shakespeare Library -- Exhibit: A Monument to Shakespeare A Monument to Shakespeare Apr 13, 2019 – Jan 05, 2020 Henry Clay Folger and his wife Emily wanted to create a monument to Shakespeare in the U.S. capital. This would be their gift to the American people, an architectural presence on Capitol Hill, and an anchor to the nation’s cultural mile. This... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29C1_LOC_Whitman	90	DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit (Agile): Walt Whitman @ 200 To mark the 200th anniversary of Whitman’s birth, the Library will display poetry, images and ephemera from Whitman’s life in the Thomas Jefferson Building. Five cases will display Whitman’s handwritten drafts, published poems, original letters, portraits and other rarely seen materials. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29C2_LOC_Stonewall	32	DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit (Agile): Stonewell @ 50 (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29D1_AmerInd_Section14	79	DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Exhibit: Section 14: The Other Palm Springs, California Section 14: The Other Palm Springs, California March 1, 2019 – January 2020 This exhibition exposes a land battle at the core of the conflict between Western expansion and Indigenous peoples. A one-square-mile tract in downtown Palm Springs, California, Section 14 forms the heart of the reservation... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29D2_AmerInd_Int	3	DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Interior Areas Not Elsewhere Shown (such as Main Lobby) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29D3_AmerInd_Trail	44	DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Exhibit: Trail of Tears: A Story of Cherokee Removal Trail of Tears: A Story of Cherokee Removal April 12, 2018–January 2019 This powerful exhibition takes a deeper look at Indian removal from the Cherokee perspective. How did it happen? Who made the decisions? What was the human cost? Trail of Tears: A Story of Cherokee Removal dispels misconceptions... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29D4_Signs	3	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_29E1_Presidents	249	AFI and Washington Monthly -- Fourth Estate Film Series -- "All the President's Men" (w/Bob Woodward and Paul Glastris) ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN Special Features: Intro by Washington Monthly digital editor Eric Cortellessa. Post-screening Q&A with Washington Monthly editor in chief Paul Glastris and legendary journalist Bob Woodward "Follow the money." Deep Throat's admonition has guided whistleblowers and reporters... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28A_Stuck	54	Hudson Institute -- Stuck in the Middle: Iraq Caught Between the U.S. and Iran Stuck in the Middle: Iraq Caught Between the U.S. and Iran Hudson Institute will host an event to discuss the role of Iraq as tensions increase between the U.S. and Iran. Panelists will include the Middle East Institute’s Omar Al-Nidawi, the Arabia Foundation’s Genevieve Abdo, and the Atlantic... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28B1_NPC	54	DC -- Natl Press Club A trip through some of the political cartoons on display. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28B2_RRB	15	DC -- Ronald Reagan Building (Exterior Images) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28B3_Trails_FTriangle	24	DC Heritage Trails: Make No Little Plans: Federal Triangle Heritage Trail (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28B4_Trails_SW	39	DC Heritage Trails: River Farms to Urban Towers: Southwest Heritage Trail (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28B5_Ike_Mem	25	DC -- Eisenhower National Memorial View from the National Air and Space Museum. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28B6_Signs	1	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28C1_SIAIR_Welcome	5	DC -- Natl Air and Space Museum -- Gallery 108: Welcome Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28C2_SIHIRO	3	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum (Outside) The Roy Lichtenstein piece is being wrapped up and loaned to the Kennedy Center. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28C3_SIHIR_Tiravanija	23	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum -- Exhibit: Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (Visit 2) Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green May 17, 2019 – July 24, 2019 On view is the newly acquired full-gallery Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (2010), an installation work of relational aesthetics by Rirkrit Tiravanija that unites the artist’s signature culinary work with... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28C4_AmerInd	9	DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Outside Areas (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28D1_Engine13	5	DC -- Engine Company 13 (400 E St. SW) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28D2_Southwest	32	DC -- Southwest areas (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28D3_Callbox	16	DC -- Callboxes (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28D4_Waterfront	11	DC -- Waterfront area (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28D5_PProse_Wharf	10	DC -- Politics & Prose (DC Wharf Location) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28D6_Metro_EN	5	Metro Station -- L'Enfant Plaza (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_28E1_Tam	122	Politics & Prose @ The Wharf -- Simon Tam ("Slanted") w/Robert Barnes and Joe X. Jiang Simon Tam - Slanted: How an Asian American Troublemaker Took on the Supreme Court — in conversation with Robert Barnes — at Politics and Prose at The Wharf Tam founded his Asian-American dance rock band, The Slants, in 2006. Known for their community activism, the band dedicated itself to overturning... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_27A_Soldiers_Cem	53	DC -- United States Soldiers' and Airmen's Home National Cemetery (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_27B1_Brightwood	4	DC -- Brightwood area (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_27B2_WRAMC	24	DC -- Walter Reed Army Medical Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_27B3_Trails_Brightwood	8	DC Heritage Trails: Battleground to Community: Brightwood Heritage Trai (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_27B4_Ft_StevensNC	60	DC -- Fort Stevens Park National Cemetery (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_26B1_Accountant	142	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "The Accountant Of Auschwitz" (w/Ric Esther Bienstock) The Accountant Of Auschwitz Q&A with producer Ric Esther Bienstock In 2015, 94-year-old Oskar Gröning, known as the Accountant of Auschwitz, was finally prosecuted for the murder of 300,000 Jews. As survivors traveled to Germany to testify, the heinous acts of the Holocaust remained vivid and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_26C1_Tobacconist	128	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "The Tobacconist" and Closing Reception (plus Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird) Closing Night The Tobacconist [Der Trafikant] Starring the recently passed Bruno Ganz (DOWNFALL, WINGS OF DESIRE) as Sigmund Freud and based on the international bestseller by Robert Seethaler, THE TOBACCONIST is a tender, heartbreaking story about one young man and his friendship with Sigmund Freud... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A1_Metro_RI	28	Metro Station -- Rhode Island Avenue (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A2_MBT	60	DC -- Metropolitan Branch Trail -- Including public art along the trail Their Pow! Wow! program had recently replaced some of the major murals. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A3_MBT_28Blocks	41	DC -- Metropolitan Branch Trail -- Public Art: 28 Blocks (mural by Garin Baker) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A4_Metro_NY	6	Metro Station -- New York Avenue (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A5_NY_Ave_UPass	16	DC -- New York Avenue area (NOMA) -- Metro Underpasses (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A6_NY_Ave_Art	3	DC -- New York Avenue area (NOMA) -- Public Art (ignoring Metropolitan Branch Trail) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25A7_NY_Ave	6	DC -- New York Avenue area (NOMA) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25B1_Schmidt	94	Newseum -- Inside Media w/Thomas Schmidt (“Rewriting the Newspaper: The Storytelling Movement in American Print Journalism") Inside Media: Storytelling in Journalism: Past, Present and Future Thomas Schmidt talks about his new book, “Rewriting the Newspaper: The Storytelling Movement in American Print Journalism,” which analyzes the expansion of narrative journalism and the corresponding institutional changes in the American... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25C1_Newseum_JMemorial	7	DC -- Newseum -- Exhibits -- (3) Journalists Memorial They're removed the most recent panel so they can engrave the names of the journalists killed in 2018 -- the dedication ceremony is in June. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25C2_SIAIR_Bldg	6	DC -- Natl Air and Space Museum -- General Large crowds as always despite large chunks of the inside galleries being closed during the renovation. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25C3_SIAIR_Welcome	4	DC -- Natl Air and Space Museum -- Gallery 108: Welcome Center (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25C4_Ike_Mem	10	DC -- Eisenhower National Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25C5_AmerInd	24	DC -- Natl Museum of the American Indian -- Outside Areas (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25D1_SI_Habitat_HF	14	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Habitat of Flight @ National Air and Space Museum (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25D2_SI_Habitat_NL	5	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Native Landscape @ National Museum of the American Indian (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25D3_SI_Habitat_N	7	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Nests @ National Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25D4_SI_Habitat_NY	13	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: We Need You! @ National Museum of American History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25D5_SI_Habitat_DW	45	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Dead Wood is Life @ National Museum of American History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25E1_SIHIR_Tiravanija	54	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum -- Exhibit: Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (Visit 1) Rirkrit Tiravanija: Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green May 17, 2019 – July 24, 2019 On view is the newly acquired full-gallery Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow, and Green (2010), an installation work of relational aesthetics by Rirkrit Tiravanija that unites the artist’s signature culinary work with... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25E2_SIHIRO	15	DC -- Hirshhorn Museum (Outside) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25F1_CCP_GBU	74	DC -- Center for Contemporary Political Art -- The Good, The Bad & The Ugly (Visit 1) The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Portraits of Our (Unindicted) Leader On View May 8 through June 28, 2019 The Center for Contemporary Political Art opens its fourth exhibition on May 8th (6 – 8 p.m.) with portraiture of Donald Trump by three artists whose political views reflect the polarization... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25F2_SIPG_Pei	4	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: In Memoriam: I. M. Pei In Memoriam: I. M. Pei May 17, 2019 – June 16, 2019 The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery recognizes the life and legacy of acclaimed architect I.M. Pei with a photograph by Armenian Canadian photographer Yousuf Karsh. Born in Canton (now Guangzhou), China, in 1917, Pei was considered one of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_25F3_SIPG_Progress	30	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: Women of Progress: Early Camera Portraits Women of Progress: Early Camera Portraits June 14, 2019 – May 31, 2020 In mid-nineteenth-century America, the growing presence of women in public life coincided with the rise of portrait photography. This exhibition of daguerreotypes and ambrotypes from the 1840s and 1850s features portraits of early... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_24A1_Waters	126	Politics & Prose -- John Waters ("Mr. Know-It-All: The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder") w/Stephen Thompson John Waters - Mr. Know-It-All: The Tarnished Wisdom of a Filth Elder — in conversation with Stephen Thompson Filmmaker, actor, writer, visual artist—Waters is known for many things, but especially for the startling, transgressive quality of movies like Hairspray and Pink Flamingos, spoken-word shows... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_23A1_RFK_Journalism	275	Robert F. Kennedy Book & Journalism Awards (2019) @ Newseum Robert F. Kennedy Book Award Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards In its 51st year, the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Awards honor outstanding reporting on issues that reflect Robert Kennedy’s concerns, including human rights, social justice, and the power of individual action in the United States and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_23B_NewseumV	1	DC -- Newseum -- Views from terrace (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_22A1_Pelley	95	Politics & Prose -- Scott Pelley ("Truth Worth Telling") Scott Pelley - Truth Worth Telling: A Reporter's Search for Meaning in the Stories of Our Times (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_22B1_Sustainable	114	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "Sustainable Nation" (w/Micah Smith) SUSTAINABLE NATION Q&A with filmmaker Micah Smith SUSTAINABLE NATION follows three extraordinary individuals doing their part to bring sustainable water access to an increasingly thirsty planet. Using solutions developed in water-poor Israel, they are working to change the status quo of a world where... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_22C1_Mamboniks	102	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "The Mamboniks" (w/Alexis Gillespie, in conversation with Bill Newcott) THE MAMBONIKS Q&A with filmmaker Alexis Gillespie During the 1950s, free-spirited, mostly Jewish dancers from New York City fell head over heels for the mambo, a hot dance from Havana, Cuba. Their love for Latin rhythms earned them a nickname: the Mamboniks. DC-based filmmaker Alexis Gillespie tracks... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_21A1_Ancient_Law	114	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "The Ancient Law" (w/Donald Sosin and Alicia Svigals) THE ANCIENT LAW [DAS ALTE GESETZ] Silent with live musical accompaniment by pianist Donald Sosin and violinist Alicia Svigals (founding member, The Klezmatics) Directed by Ewald André Dupont (PICCADILLY, VARIETE), this 1923 film is a landmark representation of German-Jewish history. Set in the 1860s,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20A1_Metro_RI	1	Metro Station -- Rhode Island Avenue (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20A2_Metro_EN	11	Metro Station -- L'Enfant Plaza (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20A3_SS_BDE	4	MD -- Silver Spring -- Business Section (East of Metro Line) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20A4_SS_Unisphere	4	MD -- Silver Spring -- "Unisphere" (United Therapeutics HQ) (1000 Spring St) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B1_Spy	37	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B2_Spy_1Stealing	74	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 1. Stealing Secrets (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B3_Spy_2Codes	2	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 2. Codes (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B4_Spy_3Sense	16	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 3. Making Sense of Secrets (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B5_Spy_4Covert	82	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 4. Covert Action (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B6_Spy_5History	125	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 5. Spying that Shaped History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20B7_Spy_6Uncertain	54	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 6. An Uncertain World (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_20C_Dad	6	Family -- Dad and Dixie @ Spy Museum (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_19_Dad	1	Family -- Dad and Dixie visit (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18A1_GBF_Misc	166	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Miscellaneous The Politics and Prose tent, vendor tables, kids activities, etc. Folks here include Cerphe Colwell, Grant Goodman, Jud Ashman, Eugene Meyer, Tom Glenn, Frida Larios (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18A2_GBF_Music	58	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Musicians Stage MARVIN GAYE Artist Performance Schedule Performers pictured here: Travis Tucker Travis Tucker is a diverse entertainer whose voice ranges from caressing silky smooth ballads, to punching high-energy dance tunes and intricate raps. An accomplished songwriter and motivational speaker, Travis is... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18A3_GBF_W4Adults	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Writing Workshops for Adults and Teens Writing Workshops for Adults and Teens Ones photographed here: Create a Writing Routine that Works Presented by: Melanie Figg Struggling to reach a writing goal, or want to add more writing time into your life? In this interactive workshop, participants will learn how to create a regular writing... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18A4_GBF_W4Children	44	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Workshops for Children Writing Workshops for Children Let’s Create Fabulous Fishes! Presented by: Susan Stockdale Author/illustrator Susan Stockdale will read her picture book, Fabulous Fishes. She will then guide children in exploring different fish shapes, colors and patterns to create their own fish using oil pastels... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18A5_GBF_PProse	36	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Politics and Prose Tent Authors visiting the tent included Dan Brady, Jessica Day George, Melinda Beatty, and Lizzy Mason (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18A6_GBF_Cupcakes	25	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- 10th anniversary cupcakes and cake (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B1_GBF_EWRG	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Erica Wright, Randee Green (Moderated by Carrie Callaghan) Erica Wright, Randee Green, Carrie Callaghan -- Author Erica Wright pens an ode to female power and courage, with a heroine who risks her life with a deep sea fishing company with sinister connections. Joined by author Randee Green and moderated by Carrie Callaghan. Randee Green Latest Title:... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B2_GBF_Hillerman	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Anne Hillerman (In conversation with Whitney Fishburn) Anne Hillerman -- Legendary Navajo policeman Lieutenant Joe Leaphorn takes center stage in this riveting atmospheric mystery from New York Times bestselling author Anne Hillerman that combines crime, superstition, and tradition and brings the desert Southwest vividly alive. Anne Hillerman Latest... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B3_GBF_ABMB	5	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Andrea Bartz, Marcia Butler (Moderated by Bethanne Patrick) Andrea Bartz, Marcia Butler, Bethanne Patrick -- New York City is the backdrop for these compulsively readable debut novels by Andrea Bartz and Marcia Butler. Each explores the effects of death, grief and secrets on tangled relationships. Andrea Bartz Latest Title: The Lost Night Andrea Bartz is a... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B4_GBF_Pavone	14	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Chris Pavone (In conversation with Jeffery Deaver) Chris Pavone, Jeffery Deaver -- Join the New York Times bestselling author of The Expats. Kate Moore is back in a pulse-pounding thriller to discover that a massive terror attack across Paris is not what it seems - and that it involves her family, in conversation with award-winning author Jeffery... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B5_GBF_EAJCJM	29	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- E.A. Aymar, John Copenhaver, Julie Maloney (Moderated by Hannah Oliver Depp) E.A. Aymar, John Copenhaver, Julie Maloney -- Join E.A. Aymar, John Copenhaver and Julie Maloney for a discussion of their three crime novels about love, loss, family, and fighting for what you know is right. E.A. Aymar Latest Title: The Unrepentant “... one of the most promising and talented... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B6_GBF_MQTR	7	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Matthew Quirk, Tom Rosenstiel Matthew Quirk, Tom Rosenstiel -- Join authors Matthew Quirk and Tom Rosenstiel for ripped-from-the-headlines DC thrillers that will keep your pulse pounding. In the shadowy intelligence world, political rivalries and government conspiracies will have you wondering which is stranger - truth or... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18B7_GBF_RCTO	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Rick Campbell, Tj O'Connor (Moderated by Audrey Bastian) Rick Campbell, Tj O'Connor -- The stakes are high in two international thrillers by Rick Campbell and Tj O'Connor. A rogue CIA agent and a National Security Advisor must act quickly to prevent terrorist attacks and a military coup from leading to war. Rick Campbell Latest Title: Treason A native of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C1_GBF_PHKLAM	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Patricia Harman, Kristyn Kusek Lewis, Anna Jean Mayhew Patricia Harman, Kristyn Kusek Lewis, Anna Jean Mayhew -- Small town living is explored in three books by authors Patricia Harman, Kristyn Kusek Lewis and Anna Jean Mayhew. Hear about a midwife in West Virginia during World War II, a mother facing gentrification in 1960s North Carolina, and a wife... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C2_GBF_Lipman	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Elinor Lipman (In conversation with Jenny Yacovissi) Elinor Lipman, Jenny Yacovissi -- The delightful new romantic comedy from Elinor Lipman, in which one woman's trash becomes another woman's treasure, with deliriously entertaining results, has been described as funny, warm, sharp, smart, and full of love for family, no matter how flawed. Elinor... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C3_GBF_AB	28	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah (In conversation with Damon Young) Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Damon Young -- Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah talks about his award-winning short story collection. In conversation with Damon Young, Editor-in-Chief of Very Smart Brothas, they will discuss how placing ordinary characters in extraordinary situations reveals the violence, injustice,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C4_GBF_CBCCAS	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Caroline Bock, Carrie Callaghan, Alice Stephens (Moderated by Mariko Hewer) Caroline Bock, Carrie Callaghan, Alice Stephens -- Literally Boundless: Literary Fiction in Three Different Forms. Literary fiction takes the form of short stories, satire, and historical fiction with writers Caroline Bock, Alice Stephens, and Carrie Callaghan. All three consider themes of sacrifice and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C5_GBF_McCoy	7	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Sarah McCoy (Moderated by Nicole Hertvik) Sarah McCoy -- Sarah McCoy brings to life two strong women: one a fictionalized account of determined socialite Alva Vanderbilt, the other, Marilla Cuthbert, imagined from the pages of a beloved children's classic. Moderated by Nicole Hertvik. Note: Therese Anne Fowler, originally scheduled for the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C6_GBF_AKEK	10	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Angie Kim, Eugenia Kim (Moderated by Susan Coll) Angie Kim, Eugenia Kim -- Two Korean families torn apart by war and circumstance. Angie Kim and Eugenia Kim each share gorgeous, shattering novels inspired by their own lives and families. A can't-put-it-down courtroom drama and a powerful saga set against the backdrop of the Korean War lead to... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18C7_GBF_SBJK	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Sarah Blake, Jennifer Klepper (Moderated by Hannah Oliver Depp) Sarah Blake, Jennifer Klepper -- The best book club books raise challenging questions. Join Sarah Blake and Jennifer Klepper as they explore family histories and tough choices through one family's New England inheritance which unearths long-hidden secrets, and an asylum-seeking client whose case stirs... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D1_GBF_Olsen	6	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Maria Leonard Olsen Maria Leonard Olsen -- By sharing her experience, Maria Leonard Olsen shines a spotlight on what women can do and learn in this important chapter of life, when familial responsibilities typically diminish, and women are able to explore what truly makes them whole and happy. Maria Leonard... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D2_GBF_Levey	21	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Bob Levey Bob Levey -- Beloved former Washington Post Columnist Bob Levey's novel Larry Felder, Candidate is a searching snapshot of how difficult it can be to attain a lifelong dream - and to leave others behind. Bob Levey Latest Title: Larry Felder, Candidate Bob Levey is a prize-winning journalist who has... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D3_GBF_SBJL	22	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Sarahlyn Bruck, Julie Langsdorf (Moderated by Jenny Yacovissi) Sarahlyn Bruck, Julie Langsdorf, Jenny Yacovissi -- Join debut novelists Sarahlyn Bruck and Julie Langsdorf to explore suburban dreams as they combust. Tension, grief and dysfunction give rise to change and personal growth. Sarahlyn Bruck Latest Title: Designer You Sarahlyn Bruck writes... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D4_GBF_CTJW	3	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Christopher Tilghman, Jenni L. Walsh Christopher Tilghman, Jenni L. Walsh -- Christopher Tilghman returns to the saga of the Mason and Bayly families as an interracial couple leaves Maryland for 1890's France, and Jenny L. Walsh returns to the star-crossed lovebirds Bonnie and Clyde as he's locked up, and she's left waiting, their dreams... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D5_GBF_SMCM	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Sally MacKenzie, Charis Michaels (Moderated by Rebecca Speas) Sally MacKenzie, Charis Michaels -- Historical fiction takes a romantic turn with a swirl of brides, earls, magnates, and scandalous affairs. Authors Sally MacKenzie and Charis Michaels entrance readers with their historical romances. Sally MacKenzie Latest Title: What Ales the Earl Sally... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D6_GBF_Shaw	7	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Vivian Shaw (In conversation with Whitney Fishburn) Vivian Shaw -- A witty, charming fantasy adventure in the world of Strange Practice, starring Dr. Greta Helsing, whose family has been keeping the supernatural community not-alive and well for generations. Dreadful Company is the second Dr. Greta Helsing Novel - perfect for fans of Neverwhere and V. E.... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18D7_GBF_NAAM	13	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Arkady Martine (Moderated by Bethanne Patrick) Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Arkady Martine, Bethanne Patrick -- Short story author Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah and science fiction writer Arkady Martine explore themes of cultural unrest, protest and the fight for humanity, viewed through the lens of different genres. Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Latest... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E1_GBF_Jones	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Ida E. Jones Ida E. Jones -- Victorine Quille Adams was a Baltimore native who persisted in educating and empowering voters throughout her life. Author Ida E. Jones reveals the story of this civic leader and her crusade for equity for all people in Baltimore. Ida E. Jones Latest Title: Baltimore Civil Rights... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E2_GBF_TMWW	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Tony Massenburg, Walt Williams Tony Massenburg, Walt Williams -- The nation saw Len Bias' 1986 death as a moral failure. But former Terrapins Tony Massenburg and Walt Williams focused on the lessons they learned from Len's life, which molded them into pillars of support in Maryland's revival, and helped them become courageous and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E3_GBF_Maraniss	14	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- David Maraniss David Maraniss -- In a riveting book with powerful resonance today, Pulitzer Prize-winning author David Maraniss captures the pervasive fear and paranoia that gripped America during the Red Scare of the 1950s through the chilling yet affirming story of his family's ordeal, from blacklisting to... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E4_GBF_OBrien	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Keith O'Brien Keith O'Brien -- Join Keith O'Brien as he discusses his New York Times bestseller Fly Girls, the untold story of five women who fought to compete against men in the high-stakes national air races of the 1920s and 1930s - and won. Keith O’Brien Latest Title: Fly Girls: How Five Daring Women Defied... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E5_GBF_Olson	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Lynne Olson (In conversation with Bethanne Patrick) Lynne Olson, Bethanne Patrick -- The little-known true story of Marie-Madeleine Fourcade, the woman who headed the largest spy network in occupied France during World War II, from Lynne Olson, the bestselling author of Citizens of London and Last Hope Island. Lynne Olson Latest Title: Madame... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E6_GBF_Peck	19	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Garrett Peck Garrett Peck -- Garrett Peck's The Great War in America presents an opportunity to reexamine the country's role on the global stage and the tremendous political and social changes that overtook the nation because of the war. Garrett Peck Latest Title: The Great War in America: World War I and Its... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18E7_GBF_Bradlee	44	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Ben Bradlee, Jr. Ben Bradlee, Jr. -- The political facts of a divided America are stark, but the stories of the men, women and families in The Forgotten offer a kaleidoscopic and fascinating portrait of the complex on-the-ground political reality of America today. Ben Bradlee Jr. Latest Title: The Forgotten: How the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F1_GBF_Scheer	6	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Rob Scheer Rob Scheer -- Poignant, gripping and inspiring, a timely call to action and a courageous and candid account of life in the foster care system, A Forever Family ultimately leaves you with one message: one person can make a difference. Rob Scheer Latest Title: A Forever Family: Fostering Change One... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F2_GBF_Houghton	5	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Vince Houghton Vince Houghton -- The International Spy Museum's Historian takes us on a wild tour of missions and schemes that almost happened, but were ultimately deemed too dangerous, expensive, ahead of their time, or even certifiably insane. Vince Houghton Latest Title: Nuking the Moon: And Other Intelligence... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F3_GBF_Wilson	21	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Chris Wilson (In conversation with Jud Ashman) Chris Wilson -- The inspiring, instructive, and ultimately triumphant memoir of a man who used hard work and a Master Plan to turn a life sentence into a second chance. At eighteen, he was sentenced to life in prison with no hope of parole. This is his unforgettable story. Chris Wilson Latest Title:... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F4_GBF_Thomas	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Etan Thomas (In conversation with Tony Massenburg) Etan Thomas, Tony Massenburg -- Etan Thomas, former eleven-year NBA star joins former Maryland and NBA basketball player Tony Massenberg in conversation about Thomas' interviews of over 50 athletes and others, including Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Russell, and Dwyane Wade, who believe in using their... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F5_GBF_Cary	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Lorene Cary (In conversation with Robin Alva Marcus) Lorene Cary -- Only the second memoir from Black Ice author Lorene Cary, Ladysitting is a piece of the larger history of African American migration, and makes sure that a black woman's death adds meaning to her life. It is an elegy to a people, a community, a family, and two notable women. Lorene... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F6_GBF_DYoung	16	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Damon Young (In conversation with Carmen Phelps) Damon Young -- Cultural critic Damon Young discusses his memoir-in-essays, "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker," in which he uses perspective on his own life to explore the inherent tensions and joys of living while being a black man in America today. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18F7_GBF_Page	19	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Susan Page (In conversation with Lee Horwich) Susan Page -- Join Susan Page, the Washington Bureau chief of USA Today who has covered six White House administrations, for a vivid biography of former First Lady Barbara Bush. The Matriarch tells the riveting tale of a woman who helped define two American presidencies and an entire political... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G1_GBF_KLJM	15	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Katherine Reynolds Lewis, Joy Thomas Moore (Moderated by Holly Smith) Katherine Reynolds Lewis, Joy Thomas Moore -- Award-winning writers and parents themselves, Katherine Reynolds Lewis, a certified parent educator, and Joy Moore, a successful mother who raised her child without a partner, reveal their challenges and strategies for bringing up children to learn... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G2_GBF_AMSC	10	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Abby Maslin, S. Michael Scadron (Moderated by Adele Levine) Abby Maslin, S. Michael Scadron, Adele Levine -- Life can change on a dime. Abby Maslin talks about learning to care for her husband as he healed, and how they rebuilt their marriage. S. Michael Scadron shares the highs and lows of his life as he learned both to walk and to live his life fully... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G3_GBF_Eig	10	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jonathan Eig (In conversation with Whitney Fishburn) Jonathan Eig -- Jonathan Eig's "Ali : A Life" reveals Muhammad Ali in the complexity he deserves, shedding important new light on his politics, religion, personal life, and neurological condition. Ali is a story about America, about race, about a brutal sport, and about a courageous man who shook up the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G4_GBF_Mustich	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- James Mustich (In conversation with David O. Stewart) James Mustich, David O. Stewart -- Celebrate the pleasure of reading and the thrill of discovering new titles in an extraordinary book that's as compulsively readable, entertaining, surprising, and enlightening as the 1,000-plus titles it recommends. James Mustich Latest Title: 1,000 Books to Read... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G5_GBF_Kuhns	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jamie Ferguson Kuhns Jamie Ferguson Kuhns -- Montgomery Parks' Senior Historian Jamie F. Kuhns celebrates Josiah Henson, who was a husband, an abolitionist, a freedom seeker and Underground Railroad conductor, an author, and an international celebrity. His heroic story is tied directly to Montgomery County,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G6_GBF_Thiessen	24	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Mark Thiessen Mark Thiessen -- Mark Thiessen has been a photographer with National Geographic since 1990. Join him to see an exquisite photo collection showcasing awe-inducing moments from around the world, including the aurora borealis, cities made of neon lights, a great wildebeest migration, a contortionist on... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18G7_GBF_Onwuach	20	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Kwame Onwuachi (In conversation with Dr. Michele L. Simms-Burton) Kwame Onwuachi -- In this inspiring memoir about the intersection of race, fame, and food, Kwame Onwuachi shares the remarkable story of his culinary coming-of-age. Kwame Onwuachi Latest Title: Notes from a Young Black Chef Kwame Onwuachi is the executive chef at Kith and Kin in Washington, D.C.... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H1_GBF_MYoung	5	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Melissa Scholes Young Melissa Scholes Young -- Grace in Darkness is the long-awaited eighth volume of the "Grace and Gravity" series, a literary journal devoted to women writers in the DC region. Editor Melissa Scholes Young writes "these are women writers with guts. Their courage doesn't need nor ask permission" Melissa... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H2_GBF_JCLD	10	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jackie Craven, Lisa Dordal (Moderated by Dan Brady) Jackie Craven, Lisa Dordal, Dan Brady -- Lisa Dordal and Jackie Craven write from different perspectives about what it means to be human, and the complicated emotions and expectations everyone faces. Jackie Craven Latest Title: Secret Formulas & Techniques of the Masters Born into a family of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H3_GBF_GCRS	6	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Grace Cavalieri, Rose Solari, Katherine E. Young, Reuben Jackson, and Elizabeth Hazen Grace Cavalieri, Rose Solari -- Maryland Poet Laureate Grace Cavalieri writes of women's lives, loves, and work in a multitude of voices. Join moderator Rose Solari and others in a tribute to one of America's most beloved and influential women of letters. Grace Cavalieri Latest Title: Other Voices,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H4_GBF_Miller	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- E. Ethelbert Miller (In conversation with Alan King) E. Ethelbert Miller, Alan King -- Poet and literary activist E. Ethelbert Miller will read from and discuss poems that celebrate and interpret the game, as well as talk about his other works, and his career as a poet. In conversation with author and poet Alan King. E. Ethelbert Miller Latest Title:... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H5_GBF_RNMW	7	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Randon Billings Noble, Marion Winik (Moderated by Holly Smith) Randon Billings Noble, Marion Winik -- Authors Randon Billings Noble and Marion Winik explore how we choose to live with our memories of the dead and those who are lost from our lives. Through essays exploring what it means to be haunted and through eulogies for loved ones and strangers alike, both... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H6_GBF_CKEL	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Claudia Kousoulas, Ellen Letourneau Claudia Kousoulas, Ellen Letourneau -- Bread & Beauty's recipes have been shared by the Agricultural Reserve's people, a legacy of family and labor, just as the Reserve is a legacy of stewardship we hand to the future. Net proceeds from the sale of Bread & Beauty benefit Montgomery Countryside Alliance... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18H7_GBF_Gharib	28	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Malaka Gharib (In conversation with Michael Cavna) Malaka Gharib Latest Title: I Was Their American Dream: A Graphic Memoir Malaka Gharib is a journalist at NPR. She is the author of “I Was Their American Dream,” a graphic memoir about being Filipino-Egyptian-American. She is the founder of The Runcible Spoon, a food zine, and the co-founder of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I1_GBF_CHWHEO	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Cheryl Hudson, Wade Hudson, Ellen Oh Cheryl Hudson, Wade Hudson, Ellen Oh -- Ellen Oh, Co-Founder of We Need Diverse Books, presents short stories by diverse authors for middle grade students. Cheryl and Wade Hudson join her with a collection of diverse authors and illustrators empowering students to build a better tomorrow. Cheryl... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I2_GBF_Tan	3	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Susan Tan (In conversation with Ellen Oh) Susan Tan, Ellen Oh -- A conversation about books for middle grade readers that highlight children from diverse families. Susan Tan Latest Title: Cilla Lee-Jenkins: The Epic Story Susan Tan is the author of “Cilla Lee-Jenkins: Future Author Extraordinaire” (winner of the Asian/Pacific American... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I3_GBF_GSCH	13	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Gary D. Schmidt, Corey Ann Haydu Gary D. Schmidt, Corey Ann Haydu -- In Schmidt's "Pay Attention Carter Jones," we meet the Jones family on the stressful and chaotic first day of school. Everything is perfect and orderly in Haydu'ss "Eventown," but is the quest for perfection worth what the family must give up? Gary D.... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I4_GBF_JPLD	5	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- John Parra John Parra, Lulu Delacre -- Through John Parra's art we see the back wall of a building made beautiful by a community mural in "Hey, Wall." Lulu Delacre illustrates, "Olinguito, de la A a la Z!," a beautiful Andean cloud forest with the help of a newly discovered South American mammal. The bilingual... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I5_GBF_ESRS	22	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Eliot Schrefer, Ronald L. Smith Eliot Schrefer, Ronald L. Smith -- In the 2nd book in Schrefer's Lost Rain Forest series, Gogi must use his powers carefully to protect the rain forest and his friends. A magical adventure for nature and animal lovers. In Smith's "The Owls Have Come to Take Us Away," twelve-year-old Simon becomes... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I6_GBF_ZORG	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Zeno Alexander, Russell Ginns Zeno Alexander, Russell Ginns -- Through a secret passage to a portal, Lenora can go into outer space and see future inventions but faces an enemy that wants to destroy all knowledge in Alexander's "The Library of Ever." In Ginns' "Samantha Spinner and the Spectacular Specs," Samantha's Uncle sends her... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I7_GBF_MSRBDA	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Matthew Swanson and Robi Behr Matthew Swanson and Robi Behr, Diana Harmon Asher -- In "The Real McCoy's: Two's a Crowd," fourth grader Moxie McCoy realizes she needs her younger brother to solve a crime. Matthew Swanson provides the humor and Robbi Behr provides the illustrations. In Asher's "Sidetracked," Joseph reluctantly joins... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18I8_GBF_KLJW	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Karen Leggett Abouraya, Jenni L. Walsh Karen Leggett Abouraya, Jenni L. Walsh -- Two stories about Malala Yousafzai, who was left with life threatening injuries after being attacked on an Afghanistan school bus. She spoke up and is now a spokesperson for educational rights for all children. In 2014 she was the youngest recipient of the Nobel... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J1_GBF_GCPK	14	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Gennifer Choldenko, Patti Kim Gennifer Choldenko, Patti Kim -- In the fourth book in Choldenko's Alcatraz series, Moose's strong sense of responsibility motivates him to rescue his special needs sister from a dangerous situation. Set in a tight knit Korean Community, Kim's "I'm OK" shows the strength of community and how one young... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J2_GBF_MLZO	9	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Minh Le, Zachariah Ohora Minh Le, Zachariah Ohora -- In Minh Le's "Drawn Together," a young boy and his grandfather, unable to communicate through a common language, connect by drawing together. Winner of the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association 2019 best picture book award. In OHora's "Bikes for Sale," through bold,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J3_GBF_JRPN	8	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jonathan Roth Jonathan Roth, Paul Noth -- In the latest in Roth's "Beep and Bob" series, Bob explains Halloween to Beep, who is over the moon with anticipation. Beep's space friends descend on the school, demanding Take Us to Your Sugar. A middle school science experiment goes terribly wrong creating a black hole... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J4_GBF_AGAH	22	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Alex Graudins, Andy Hirsch (Moderated by Dave Roman) Alex Graudins, Andy Hirsch, Dave Roman -- This Science Comics panel will showcase comics that contain excellent science information with graphics about one topic, and loads of fun! Alex Graudins Latest Title: Science Comics: The Brain: The Ultimate Thinking Machine Alex Graudins is a a Rhode... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J5_GBF_JGMB	11	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jessica Day George, Melinda Beatty Jessica Day George, Melinda Beatty -- Bestselling author Jessica Day George continues her new Rose Legacy series with "The Queen's Secret." Melinda Beatty discusses her stunning, original fantasy, "Heartseeker," the first in a new series. Jessica Day George Latest Title: The Queen's Secret Jessica... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J6_GBF_KHDW	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Kimberly Willis Holt, Deborah Wiles Kimberly Willis Holt, Deborah Wiles -- In Holt's "The Boy's Gift," 9 year old Daniel must move to a new home because of his parents' divorce, and the reader is reminded that sometimes change can be a new beginning. And in Wiles' "A Long Line of Cakes," Emma Lane Cake moves to Aurora County and is... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18J7_GBF_HKBR	6	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Hena Khan, Barbara Carroll Roberts Hena Khan, Barbara Carroll Roberts -- In Khan's third book in the Zayd Saleem Chasing the Dream series, Zayd sustains a sports injury that sidelines him. Can he continue to be the team captain while not in the game? And, in Roberts' "Nikki on the Line," Nikki Doyle is invited to play on an elite... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K1_GBF_MTGH	39	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Megan Whalen Turner, Gareth Hinds Megan Whalen Turner, Gareth Hinds -- Turner's "Thick as Thieves," the 5th book in the Queen's Thief series is filled with intrigue, battles, dangerous journeys and divine intervention. Hinds' illustrated adaptation of "The Iliad" takes the reader to the battlefields of Troy, the divine battles of the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K2_GBF_MHJS	13	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Monica Hesse, James Swanson Monica Hesse, James Swanson -- Hesse's "The War Outside" is set in a WWII internment camp, where a German girl and a Japanese girl become secret friends. In Swanson's "Chasing King's Killer," James Earl Ray learns of Dr. Martin Luther King's plan to travel to a March in Memphis. He finds a boarding... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K3_GBF_AGKM	13	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Alan Gratz, Katherine Marsh Alan Gratz, Katherine Marsh -- In Gratz's "Refugee," we follow the stories of three families seeking asylum at different times in history. Historically accurate with suspense and emotion, this novel expands our understanding of the difficult situations people have faced over time. In Marsh's "Nowhere... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K4_GBF_DCAE	13	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Dhonielle Clayton, Amy Ewing Dhonielle Clayton, Amy Ewing -- Clayton's "Everlasting Rose" is the second book in the Belles Series is set in a fictional Orleans with palace intrigue and page turning suspense. In Ewing's "The Cerulean," Sera Lighthaven finds herself accidentally stranded on a hostile planet and must find a way to... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K5_GBF_JZLM	16	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jeff Zentner, Lizzy Mason Jeff Zentner, Lizzy Mason -- Jeff Zentner creates a fun and emotional ride in "Rayne & Delilah's Midnight Matinee" that touches on the many changes inevitable with high school graduation. And, suffering from grief and guilt, a young girl befriends a neighbor who shows her how to seek out a better life... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K6_GBF_Long	12	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Jessica Long (In conversation with Fred Bowen) Jessica Long, Fred Bowen -- Jessica Long discusses her memoir, "Unsinkable," an inspirational and heartwarming story of becoming a Paralympic swimming champion. Jessica Long Latest Title: Unsinkable: From Russian Orphan to Paralympic Swimming World Champion Jessica Long, a 13x Paralympic Swimming... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_18K7_GBF_MGMM	6	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Mia Garcia, Maya Motayne Mia Garcia, Maya Motayne -- In Garcia's "The Resolutions," four inseparable friends are together for their annual New Year's Eve celebration. This time, each friend must make a resolution for another friend, which proves more difficult than they thought. Motayne's "Nocturna" is the first book in a... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_17_GBF_Reception	299	Gaithersburg Book Festival (2019) -- Author Reception Lots of folks here including: Jud Ashman ,Fred Bowen, Dave Roman, Jonathan Roth, Russell Ginns, Randon Noble, Wade Hudson, Cheryl Hudson, Maya Motayne, Julie Langsdoft, Andrea Bartz, Jannifer Yacovissi, Garrett Peck, James Swanson, Minh Le, Alan Gratz, Jackie Craven, Randon Noble, Susan Tan, Ellen... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16A1_Metro_RI	9	Metro Station -- Rhode Island Avenue (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16A2_Law	44	DC -- Natl Law Enforcement Officers Memorial (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16A3_Signs	5	DC -- Temporary Signs (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16A4_White_House	4	DC -- White House (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16A5_Lafayette_Square	9	DC -- Lafayette Square (by White House) area (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16B_Maraniss	49	Natl Archives -- David Maraniss ("A Good American Family") A Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father Pulitzer Prize–winning author David Maraniss captures the pervasive fear and paranoia that gripped America during the Red Scare of the 1950s. A Good American Family recounts his family’s ordeal, from blacklisting to vindication. Elliott Maraniss, a... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16C1_Carnegie_Lib	1	DC -- Carnegie Library of Washington, DC (Exterior) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16C2_Carnegie_LibI	7	DC -- Carnegie Library of Washington, DC (Interior) My first visit since the Apple store reopened the place. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16C3_Carnegie_Lib_HH	47	Hist Soc of Wash DC @ Carnegie Library -- Exhibit: DC Hall of History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16C4_Carnegie_Lib_Big	48	Hist Soc of Wash DC @ Carnegie Library -- Exhibit: The Big Picture THE BIG PICTURE In the first half of the 20th century, photographers recorded milestones using panoramic technology. Very few people alive have seen them. Until now. THE BIG PICTURE reveals how these craftsmen captured DC history. From Rudolph Valentino’s visit to the White House to the 1924 World... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16C5_Carnegie_Lib_HSW	3	Hist Soc of Wash DC @ Carnegie Library (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16D1_NGS_Queens	366	DC -- Natl Geographic Society -- Exhibit: Queens of Egypt Queens of Egypt ??? - On display until September 15, 2019 Travel back in time with National Geographic to visit ancient Egypt, one of the world’s greatest civilizations, and get to know some of its lesser-known leaders—Egypt’s mighty queens. Learn about the hidden role of women in all aspects of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E1_SI_Habitat_LU	26	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Life Underground @ National Museum of American History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E2_SI_Habitat_DW	20	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Dead Wood Is Life @ National Museum of American History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E3_SI_Habitat_NY	12	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: We Need You! @ National Museum of American History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E4_SI_Habitat_N	18	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Nests @ National Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E5_SI_Habitat_BB	30	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Bug B&B @ National Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E6_SI_Habitat_H	9	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Homes @ Mary Livingston Ripley Garden (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E7_SI_Habitat_FS	12	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Foundation of the Sea @ Enid A. Haupt Garden (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E8_SI_Habitat_SD	20	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Sign of the Dragonfly @ Enid A. Haupt Garden (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16E9_SI_Habitat_KF	8	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Key to the Forest @ Enid A. Haupt Garden (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16F3_SIAH_Forgotten	34	DC -- Natl Museum of American History -- Exhibit: Forgotten Workers: Chinese Migrants and the Building of the Transcontinental Railroad Forgotten Workers: Chinese Migrants and the Building of the Transcontinental Railroad May 10, 2019 – Spring 2020 Marking the 150th anniversary of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad, a critical episode in the development of the American West, Hidden Workers focuses on the forgotten Chinese... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16G1_SIBG	2	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Polinator Garden (Butterfly Habitat Garden) @ Natural History Museum (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16G2_SIMLRG	9	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Mary Livingston Ripley Garden (Between Hirshhorn & Arts and Industries Bldg) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16G3_SIHG	27	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Enid A. Haupt Garden @ Smithsonian Castle (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16G4_SI_Castle	4	DC -- Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16G5_Toynbee	4	DC -- Public Art: Stickman Robots (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_16H1_Women_Vote	183	Natl Archives -- Panel -- Women and the Vote: The 19th Amendment, Power, Media, and the Making of a Movement Women and the Vote: The 19th Amendment, Power, Media, and the Making of a Movement What methods did suffragists use to communicate their message, and how did public representations of women shape the battle for the 19th Amendment? Moderated by Tamara Keith, NPR White House correspondent and co-host of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_15A1_Leona	106	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "Leona" (w/Isaac Cherem, in conversation with Marion L. Usher) LEONA (2018) Q&A with filmmaker Isaac Cherem A young Jewish woman from Mexico City finds herself torn between her conservative family and forbidden love with a non-Jewish man. He helps her discover the world outside her tight-knit community, but the transition is as fraught as it is exciting. Textured... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_14A1_Cooling	220	CSIS -- The Global Cooling Prize The Global Cooling Prize A global competition to develop breakthrough residential cooling technology The CSIS Energy & National Security Program, Rocky Mountain Institute, Conservation X Labs, and the Institute for Governance & Sustainable Development are pleased to invite you to the U.S. launch of... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_14B_Carnegie_Lib	8	DC -- Carnegie Library of Washington, DC (Exterior) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_13A1_King_Bibi	101	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "King Bibi" (w/Dan Shadur, in conversation with Jason Dick) Spotlight KING BIBI Q&A with filmmaker Dan Shadur Twenty years before the spectacle of Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu already understood the political benefits of fomenting an adversarial relationship with the media and taking his message directly to the public. KING BIBI explores Netanyahu's rise... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_12A1_Forgotten	136	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "Forgotten Soldier" (w/Lucille Smith and Lady Irene Hatter) FORGOTTEN SOLDIER (2018) Q&A with filmmaker Lucille Smith and subject Lady Irene Hatter When Lady Irene Hatter was a little girl, she remembers strangers running up to her father, Sally Noach, to thank him effusively for saving them during WWII. He'd politely, but firmly, dismiss all comers with a... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_12B1_Geniza	73	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "From Cairo To The Cloud: The World Of The Cairo Geniza" (w/Michelle Paymar, in conversation with Franz Afraim Katzir) FROM CAIRO TO THE CLOUD: THE WORLD OF THE CAIRO GENIZA Q&A with filmmaker Michelle Paymar In 1896, Solomon Schechter entered the sacred storeroom of an ancient synagogue in Cairo and discovered a vast treasure trove of manuscripts that revolutionized our understanding of Jewish history and illuminated... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11A1_WWC_M	154	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- Miscellaneous (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11A2_WWC_A	34	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- Agents Room (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11A3_WWC_PP	86	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- Publishing Pros Room (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11B1_WWC_P01	36	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Know Your Rights as an Author" "Know Your Rights as an Author" Speaker: Lauren Menkes (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11B2_WWC_P02	27	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- Welcome Welcome Speakers: Audrey A. Bastian, Conference Chair Salley Shannon, President, Washington Independent Review of Books Jud Ashman, Mayor of Gaithersburg (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11B3_WWC_P03	26	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "An Agent, An Editor, and a Publisher: Publishing's Holy Trinity" "An Agent, An Editor, and a Publisher: Publishing's Holy Trinity" Moderator: Tara Campbell Andrew Gifford, publisher BJ Robbins, agent Evelyn M. Duffy, editor (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11B4_WWC_P04	6	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Romance: You Gotta Have Heart" "Romance: You Gotta Have Heart" Moderator: Delancey Stewart Mindy Klasky Eliza Knight (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11B5_WWC_P05	20	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Hidden Histories" (Nonfiction) "Hidden Histories" (Nonfiction) Moderator: Will Pittman Eugene L. Meyer, author Paula Whitacre, author Patricia Pearson, author George Derek Musgrove, author (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11B6_WWC_P06	17	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "How Do You Know If You're Writing YA?" "How Do You Know If You're Writing YA?" Moderator: Caroline Bock Susan Hawk, Literary Agent, with Upstart Crow Literary Maggie Enright, book buyer with Busboys & Poets Meg Kuyatt, author Laura Scalzo, author Meg Eden, author (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11C1_WWC_P07	17	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- Jane Leavy in Conversation with Christine Brennan Jane Leavy in Conversation with Christine Brennan Introduced by: David O. Stewart (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11C2_WWC_P08	22	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Historical Fiction: Making It Real" "Historical Fiction: Making It Real" Moderator: Jenny Yacovissi Eugenia Kim, author Zach Powers, author Stephanie Dray, author (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11C3_WWC_P09	78	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- Lunch, Award to Eugene Meyer, Keynote by Jeffery Deaver Lunch Buffet Lifetime Achieve Award Presented to Eugene L. Meyer, introduction by Salley Shannon Keynote Address by Jeffery Deaver, introduction by Audrey A. Bastian (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11D1_WWC_P10	11	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "D.C. Debuts" "D.C. Debuts" Moderator: Shanon Lee Carrie Callaghan, author Alice Stephens, author Julie Langsdorf, author (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11D2_WWC_P11	10	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Show Me the Money: Grants and Fellowships for Writers" "Show Me the Money: Grants and Fellowships for Writers" Co-Moderator: Tara Campbell Co-Moderator: Julia Tangliere Katy Day, NEA Steven Skerritt-Davis, MD State Arts Council Amy Freeman (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11D3_WWC_P12	24	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Violence in Fiction" (Mystery/Noir/Thriller) "Violence in Fiction" (Mystery/Noir/Thriller) Moderator: E.A. Aymar Christina Kovac, author Anjili Babbar, author S.A. Cosby, author Jefferey Deaver, author (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11E1_WWC_P13	19	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "It's Not Always Novels: Essays, Flash/Short Stories, Poetry, and Memoir" "It's Not Always Novels: Essays, Flash/Short Stories, Poetry, and Memoir" Moderator: Melissa Scholes Young Randon Billings Noble, author Tyrese Coleman, author Caroline Bock, author Grace Cavalieri, poet (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11E2_WWC_P14	6	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Keys to Editing Your Own Work" "Keys to Editing Your Own Work" Carrie Callaghan, author Pintip Dunn, author Holly Smith, Editor (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11E3_WWC_P15	29	MD -- Washington Writers Conference (2019) -- "Literary Fiction: The Great Undefinable" "Literary Fiction: The Great Undefinable" Moderator: Garline Issasi Leslie Pietrzyk, author Mary Kay Zaravleff, author Susan Coll, author (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_11F1_Moe_Berg	136	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "The Spy Behind Home Plate" (w/Aviva Kempner, in conversation with Franklin Foer) Spotlight THE SPY BEHIND HOME PLATE Q&A with filmmaker Aviva Kempner and Franklin Foer, national correspondent for The Atlantic Moe Berg led two lives: one was of public accomplishment, easy grace and dazzling intellect. Hidden from view was his career as an OSS operative, whose daring deeds helped... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_10A1_Axis_Mundi	25	DC -- Public Art: Axis Mundi (by Kate Raudenbush) Axis Mundi by Kate Raudenbush Kate Raudenbush’s Axis Mundi is a futuristic landmark echoing the shape of an ancient obelisk, a monument used to mark places of importance. The sculpture references the dynamic diagonal lines of Pierre Charles L’Enfant’s city plan for Washington, DC and star patterns... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_10A2_Murals	5	DC -- Public Murals A new mural by the World Bank. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_10B1_Diamond	94	Politics & Prose @ GW Betts Theatre -- Jared Diamond ("Upheaval") Jared Diamond - Upheaval—at GW Betts Theatre Best known for his classic Guns, Germs, and Steel, awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1998, Diamond is a professor of geography at UCLA, but he draws on myriad fields, including anthropology, economics, ecology, and evolutionary biology to propose groundbreaking... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09A_Packer	108	New America -- Our Man: Richard Holbrooke and The End of the American Century (w/George Packer and Peter Bergen) Our Man: Richard Holbrooke and The End of the American Century George Packer’s latest book, Our Man: Richard Holbrooke and The End of the American Century is the vividly told saga of the ambition, idealism, and hubris of one of the most legendary and complicated figures in recent American history, set... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09B1_NMWA_NYASP	9	DC -- New York Avenue Sculpture Project -- Betsabeé Romero Betsabeé Romero Sep 28, 2018 - Sep 20, 2020 The dynamic works of Mexico City-based Betsabeé Romero (b. 1963) form the next chapter in the New York Avenue Sculpture Project. To create her four sculptures developed expressly for this installation, Romero assembled carved and painted tires into totemic... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09B2_NMWA_More	73	DC -- Natl Museum of Women in the Arts -- Exhibit: More is More: Multiples More is More: Multiples On view May 3–September 22, 2019 Distinctively placed between the worlds of art and retail, multiples leap off store shelves and into the hands of consumers, collectors, and museums worldwide. These artist-designed objects (often developed in collaboration with design firms,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09B3_NMWA	75	DC -- Natl Museum of Women in the Arts (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09B4_NMWA_Power	79	DC -- Natl Museum of Women in the Arts -- Library Exhibit: Power in My Hand: Women Poets, Women Artists, and Social Change Power in My Hand: Women Poets, Women Artists, and Social Change April 1 - August 30, 2019 A shared yearning for free expression has animated an enduring solidarity between women poets and artists. Using words and images, brimming with passion and determination, they communicate with and inspire one... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09C1_Emb_Peru_Condor	83	DC -- Embassy of Peru -- Exhibit: The Condor & the Eagle The Condor & the Eagle On view May 1 - June 7, 2019 The Embassy of Peru in the United States is pleased to present the pictorial exhibition of two Chicano artists of Peruvian origin who have contributed with their art to launch Chicano art to the national and world markets. Mario Acevedo Torero and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09C2_Dupont	3	DC -- Dupont Circle neighborhood (but not Circle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09C3_Emb_Mozambique	5	DC -- Embassy of Mozambique External only. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09C4_Emb_Botswana	3	DC -- Embassy of Botswana External only. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09C5_Critters	7	DC -- Critters -- Baby Sparrow near Dupont Circle I doubt he/she lived for long. I couldn't hear a parent bird around. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09C6_Emb_Zimbabwe	7	DC -- Embassy of Zimbabwe External only. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09D_Warner	48	Brookings Institution -- Global China: Assessing China’s Growing Role In The World (w/Mark Warner and Victoria Nuland) Global China: Assessing China’s growing role in the world Recent years have witnessed an expansion of China’s influence, both within the Indo-Pacific region and around the world. On Thursday, May 9, Foreign Policy at Brookings will host Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.) for a discussion on the implications... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09E1_WNDC	38	DC -- Woman's National Democratic Club -- Exterior (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09E2_WNDC_I	97	DC -- Woman's National Democratic Club -- Interior (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09E3_WNDC_Suffrage	22	DC -- WNDC -- Exhibit: Women's Suffrage (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09E4_WNDC_Miele	36	DC -- WNDC -- Exhibit: All Good Things are Wild and Free: New Works by Regina Miele All Good Things are Wild and Free: New Works by Regina Miele On view May 2-September 3, 2019 Please join us for the opening of artist Regina Miele’s latest exhibition, whose new works follow a journey in the company of Rachel Carson’s writings, a journey of reverent observation and an ode to nature’s... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_09E5_Miele	32	DC -- WNDC -- Opening Reception: All Good Things are Wild and Free: New Works by Regina Miele Art Exhibition Reception All Good Things are Wild and Free: New Works by Regina Miele Please join us for the opening of artist Regina Miele’s latest exhibition, whose new works follow a journey in the company of Rachel Carson’s writings, a journey of reverent observation and an ode to nature’s... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_08A1_Redemption	167	JxJ (2019) @ AFI/Silver -- "Redemption" opening night Opening Night REDEMPTION (2018) [GEULA] One of the leading lights of contemporary Israeli cinema, Joseph Madmony (RESTORATION), returns for this spiritually rousing, emotionally intelligent story of despair, exhilaration and faith. Menachem is a middle-aged single father struggling to finance his... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07A1_Archives_HersPP	50	Natl Archives -- Press Preview: Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote A special press-only “sneak peek” of the National Archives exhibit “Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote” before it opens to the public. The 3,000-square-foot exhibition uses more than 90 original National Archives records to explore the relentless struggle of diverse activists throughout U.S.... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07A3_Archives_Hers	290	DC -- Natl Archives -- Exhibit: Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote Friday, May 10, 2019 - Sunday, January 3, 2021 Most Americans consider the ability to vote fundamental to the enjoyment of full citizenship. American women, however, were long denied that right. In 1920, American democracy dramatically expanded when the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07B1_Toynbee	6	DC -- Public Art: Stickman Robots (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07B2_LEnfant	9	DC -- L'Enfant Plaza areas (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07B3_Callbox	5	DC -- Callboxes (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07B4_SI_Castle	13	DC -- Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07B5_SI_Castle_Commons	79	DC -- Smithsonian Institution Building (The Castle) -- The Commons (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07C1_Spy	39	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07C2_SpyPP	24	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- Press Preview (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07D1_Spy_1Stealing	374	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 1. Stealing Secrets (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07D3_Spy_2Codes	101	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 2. Codes (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07D4_Spy_3Sense	71	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 3. Making Sense of Secrets (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07D5_Spy_4Covert	182	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 4. Covert Action (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07E1_Spy_5History	232	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 5. Spying that Shaped History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07E2_Spy_6Uncertain	200	DC -- International Spy Museum (New Location) -- 6. An Uncertain World (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07F1_SIBG	39	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Polinator Garden (Butterfly Habitat Garden) @ Natural History Museum (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07F2_Trails_FTriangle	14	DC Heritage Trails: Make No Little Plans: Federal Triangle Heritage Trail (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07F3_Archives	10	DC -- Natl Archives -- Exterior (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07F4_SI_Habitat_BB	19	DC -- Smithsonian Gardens: Habitat: Bug B&B @ National Museum of Natural History (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_07G_SIPG_Sentence	65	DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: In Mid-Sentence In Mid-Sentence May 3, 2019 – March 29, 2020 Photographs are often replete with words that remain unheard. In Mid-Sentence presents a selection of photographs from the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery’s collection that depict moments of communication: intimate confessions, public speeches,... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06A1_Bennett	148	DC -- USC/PDC/PDAA -- Amanda Bennett ("A Free Press Matters") A Free Press Matters: A conversation with Voice of America Director Amanda Bennett Amanda Bennett, Director of the Voice of America. She will discuss new digital networks and services VOA has launched with other partners in U.S. global media and the future of U.S. global messaging. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06B1_Hostess100	6	DC -- Hostess 100th Anniversary Van (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06B2_KSt	9	DC -- Downtown area (K Street environs -- between New Hampshire and New York, Penn and M) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06B3_Dupont	6	DC -- Dupont Circle neighborhood (but not Circle) (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06B4_City_Center_Dior	61	DC -- CityCenterDC -- Dior Pre-Fall 2019 Men’s Collection Pop-Up Store Dior Pre-Fall 2019 Men’s Collection Pop-Up Store Tuesday, April 30 - Monday, May 6 The Dior Pre-Fall Men’s 2019 Collection pop-up store will be located in The Park at CityCenter from April 30 through May 6. Designed like pods, these inter-connectable minimalist spaces are modular and can adapt to any... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06C_Duckworth	60	CSIS -- A Conversation With:Senator Tammy Duckworth The CSIS Middle East Program Invites You To A Conversation With: Senator Tammy Duckworth U.S. Senator for Illinois, Combat Veteran and Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel on United States and Iraq: Going Forward Dr. Jon Alterman will discuss the current U.S. strategy in Iraq with Senator... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_06D_Caro	26	Sixth & I and Politics & Prose -- Robert Caro ("Working") w/Chuck Todd Robert Caro’s collection of personal essays is both a fascinating glimpse behind the scenes of his award-winning books and an engaging self-portrait of sorts by one of our most accomplished biographers. Writing with his signature grace, humor, and vigor, Caro recalls what it was like to interview a man... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_05A1_Literary_HillBF	363	DC -- Literary Hill BookFest (2019) @ Eastern Market Come meet our friendly authors and partake in the vibrant literary culture of Capitol Hill. With all different genres and styles represented -- from children's books to poetry, from nonfiction to mystery and romance -- there's something for everyone.... Author folks here pretty much in sequence:... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A1_Emb_China	149	DC -- Embassy of China Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 CHINA: * A sampling of Chinese foods * Performances of Chinese opera, martial artsand dances * Interactive stations of Chinese tea ceremony, calligraphy, paper tearing performances * Exhibition on the achievements of China-U.S. scientific... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A2_Emb_China_Photo	64	DC -- Embassy of China -- Exhibit: Photo exhibition on 40th Anniversary of China-US diplomatic relations Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 CHINA: * A sampling of Chinese foods * Performances of Chinese opera, martial artsand dances * Interactive stations of Chinese tea ceremony, calligraphy, paper tearing performances * Exhibition on the achievements of China-U.S. scientific... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A3_Emb_Ethiopia	15	DC -- Embassy of Ethiopia Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 ETHIOPIA * Birthplace of the coffee bean! * Display of Ethiopia’s diverse tourism attractions and world heritage sites * An awe-inspiring photography exhibition * Traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony * Traditional music and dances (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A4_Emb_Bahrain	11	DC -- Embassy of Bahrain Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 BAHRAIN * An outside, illustrated cultural trail showcasing Bahrain’s architecture * A puzzle displaying the country’s tourist attractions * Display of the history and traditions of Bahrain’s pearlindustry * Traditional foods and... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A5_Emb_Bangladesh	24	DC -- Embassy of Bangladesh Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 BANGLADESH * Celebrate a Bengali New Year * Sample and purchase Bangladeshi cuisine * See and purchase traditional crafts * Enjoy aHenna Corner * Experience a cultural show of traditional dance and music (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A6_Emb_Ghana	24	DC -- Embassy of Ghana Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 GHANA * Live music * Wood sculpture at work * Traditional Ghanaian food vendors (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04A7_Emb_Pakistan	15	DC -- Embassy of Pakistan Part of Passport DC (Around the World) Open House 2019 PAKISTAN * Celebrate Basant with kites and colors * Play cricket in the courtyard * Savor traditional kebabs and biryani dishes * Enjoy music, performances and more (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04B1_KatzenO	102	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019B2 Spring II Opening Reception & Gallery Talk MFA Thesis Opening Reception & Gallery Talk Celebrate the accomplishments of AU’s Department of Art MFA thesis candidates by welcoming Turbulence to the museum. A gallery talk with the artists will be held from 5-6PM, followed by the opening reception from 6-7PM. Free and open to all, no RSVP required.... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_04B2_KatzenX	116	DC -- American University -- Katzen Arts Center -- 2019B Spring II Exhibition Pictures from the Spring 2019 exhibitions including: * Forward Press: 21st century printmaking * kenneth victor young: continuum * Squire Broel * Peripheral Visions * Turbulence Forward Press: 21st century printmaking Printmaking Legacy Project’s® first national print exhibition, Forward... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_02A_LOC_Herblock	53	DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit: Herblock Gallery (2019) Herblock Looks at 1969: Fifty Years Ago in Editorial Cartoons Currently on exhibit: March 23, 2019–September 7, 2019 Richard Milhous Nixon (1913–1994) became the thirty-seventh president of the United States in 1969. Herblock had been a persistent critic of Nixon since 1948, starting with the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_02B_LOC_Mozart	12	DC -- Library of Congress -- Exhibit (Coolidge): Mozart, Sonata for Violin and Piano, K. 379 (1781) This was a piece hand-written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, part of the collection at the LOC. Most of us were just wowed to see it. (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_02C1_DaviesP	117	DC -- Library of Congress -- Ceremony: Herblock Prize (2019): Matt Davies -- Presentation The Herb Block Foundation cordially invites you to THE HERBLOCK PRIZE Award Ceremony & Lecture Prize Winner: Matt Davies Lecturer: Jake Tapper Finalist: Clay Jones Matt Davies Newsday Matt Davies is the editorial cartoonist for Newsday in NY and has won both the 2004 Pulitzer Prize and the... (Partially reviewed)
2019_05_02C3_DaviesR	145	DC -- Library of Congress -- Ceremony: Herblock Prize (2019): Matt Davies -- Reception The Herb Block Foundation cordially invites you to THE HERBLOCK PRIZE Award Ceremony & Lecture Prize Winner: Matt Davies Lecturer: Jake Tapper Finalist: Clay Jones Folks here include: Michael Cavna, Mark Shields, Joe Sutliff, Eric Shansby, Clarence Page, Lisa Page, Matt Davies, Matt Wuerker, Clay... (Partially reviewed)
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