A voluminous new exhibition highlights Latino art as American art
The artist uses video, music, mirrors, railroad cars, even entire buildings to create works that make every viewer a participant
The Washington Codex, now on display at the Freer gallery, became one of the earliest chapters in Charles Freer's appreciation of beauty and aesthetics
Thanks to a gift of over 100 photographs, the National Portrait Gallery celebrates Yousuf Karsh's iconic photography with an installation of 27 portraits
The Sackler Gallery exhibit shows how yoga went from fakery to fitness in the West
Newly donated items at the American History Museum tell the story of the birth of genetic engineering
“A Measure of the Earth: A Cole-Ware Collection of American Baskets” opens at Renwick Gallery
The new Deep Time Hall will connect paleontology to modern life
The pioneers of American dance—from Bob Fosse to Beyoncé—are showcased now through July 2014 at the National Portrait Gallery
A new exhibition at Natural History explores the ancient craft in a modern world
America's most famous stamp, the Inverted Jenny, goes on permanent view for the first time in history
Three new exhibitions explore humans' relationship to the ocean
Janie Bryant talks about her design process, her upcoming reality show and Bob Benson's shorts
Three female Asian elephants will come to the National Zoo from the Calgary Zoo in spring of 2014
"Codex on the Flight of Birds" reveals the Renaissance man's fascination with flight
A new exhibition presents 1970s photography that challenged the traditional American landscape
Exploring the life and times of the beloved English novelist
Debuting later this week, the new installation at the gallery incorporates everything from shells to ostrich eggs
Between smartphone apps and local exhibitions, the Institution is looking for great new ways to connect to our biggest fans
Airing February 11, the Smithsonian Channel documentary tells the story of the lunch counter sit-in that helped to change the country
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