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These summer-like temperatures are making us feel like Florine Stettheimer’s Heat (1919). Pain
“I am thinking of Winter Scene in Brooklyn by Francis Guy and the complicated feelings this tw
“In this time of social distancing, I’m thinking of those who carry sickness as a constant pre
Eighty years ago thismonth, the U.S. government established Federal Project Number One, thecollectiv
Happy Kwanzaa to all! Created in 1966 by activist and professor Dr. Maulana Karenga, Kwanzaa celebra
Join curator Rujeko Hockley and artists Simone Leigh, Hugo McCloud, Julie Mehretu, and Jack Whitten
In today’s more global society, what does it mean to be American? The word has long been associated
In celebration of Black History Month, we’re proud to highlight the work of African American a
We’re proud to celebrate the centenary of the sculptor August Rodin (1840-1917). Did you know
Thomas Eakins painted several versions of this imaginary scene, in which the early nineteenth-centur
In addition to answering specific questions, the ASK team enjoys recommending works of art based on
Today is the last day at Museum for Teresa A. Carbone, our esteemed Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Amer
This bowl by Native American artist Maria Martinez and her husband Julian Martinez came to the
What does independence look like in 2016 and how are we fighting for it? Inspired by the final days
Join us for a virtual tour of Luce Visible Storage, one of the gems of the Luce Center for Amer
Have a question on your next visit at the Museum? Download our ASK app and ask away.
As we celebrate and move forward another year into the 21st century, let’s take a look at one
This tender family portrait of a father and his two sons was painted by Joshua Johnson, an artist bo
Happy Father’s Day! In this early-nineteenth-century portrait of a father and his two sons, Jo
Here’s a little BLUESDAY inspiration from our American art collection, currently on view
This 1844 lithograph by the New York-based printmaker Nathaniel Currier (later a partner in Currier
In the 1930s, Sargent Claude Johnson derived inspiration from the New Negro Movement and its leader
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