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Tag Archives: art
At the Freer Gallery, a seminar on looting of cultural heritage
If you think museums are just homes for great art, think again. The art, academic and museum worlds have combined forces into activism against theft. They have to since the illegal sale of cultural heritages has become endemic. It is … Continue reading
Posted in 2018, art, Freer Gallery of Art, History, Uncategorized
Tagged art, cultural heritage, Freer Gallery of Art, looting, Red lists
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Don’t blink or you’ll miss ‘Artes de Cuba’ at the Kennedy Center
On a trip to pick up tickets at the Kennedy Center, I discovered the Artes de Cuba: From the Island to the World. For those unfamiliar with the Kennedy Center, the theater along the Potomac River is one of several … Continue reading
Top shopping at the Smithsonian Craft Show
I have seldom walked through a craft show and had my jaw drop at virtually every booth. The outstanding quality and imagination sets the 2018 Smithsonian Craft show at the National Building Museum apart from so many others. It is … Continue reading
Divine Felines and #NationalCatDay
Let me turn you on to something. On October 29, this Sunday, it’s @NationalCatDay which looks like just an excuse to indulge in feline adoration. As if the 74,059,000 owners, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association, need an excuse. I love … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Freer Gallery of Art, Sackler Museum, Uncategorized
Tagged art, asian, Asian Art, Cats, Egypt, Freer Gallery of Art, NationalCatDay
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#ColorOurCollections is an artistic treat for adults and children
Didn’t you like to color as a child? Papers, walls, driveways – whatever struck your fancy. Now you have an opportunity to go back to those halcyon days when crayons or chalk were the end-all and be-all of your desires, … Continue reading
Visiting art museum collections without leaving home
What a wonderful world we live in when we can visit major art museums and see their collections from the comfort of our padded seats. The digitalization of their collections proceed apace. More and more museums are providing their collections online. This makes … Continue reading