A story for SmithsonianMagazine.com about the German artist who is finally getting his first U.S. museum showcase in two concurrent shows in D.C.
An overview of Donald Sultan’s chilling Disaster Paintings, collected in an exhibit at the Smithsonian’s American Art Museum.
A review of a play based on the work of Oliver Sacks at Spooky Action Theatre.
A centenary look at the life of JFK in a Portrait Gallery photo exhibition for SmithsonianMagazine.
A notice about a timely play on the American health care system and its effect on doctors, as staged at Taffety Punk.
A story about a home grown rock fest the basement of an Adams Morgan bar.
A longer interview with Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders that appeared on Songfacts.com.
A thing about artists and their cats for Smithsonian Magazine.
A piece about a show of Latin-American photographers in the last few decades titled “Down These Mean Streets.”
A story about a National Portrait Gallery exhibit on contemporary soldiers with contributions from a number of artists.
Review of the intriguing new play “Forgotten Kingdoms” from the Rorschach Theatre Company.
The 100th anniversary of America’s involvement in World War I was cause for Smithsonian American History Museum to bring out Gen. John J. Pershing’s war room. A piece about that.
Speaking of WWI, some examples of art in the field, and art by soldiers found underground years later, in an exhibit at the Smithsonian’s Air & Space Museum.
