An expansive show on the art of Johannes Vermeer and his contemporaries lingers in private spaces and moments, reveling in the common themes and motifs that emerge in this landmark
If half-numb from jet lag you’ve ever stared at the international commercials in an airport lounge TV, you’ve probably “learned a thing or two,” as they say in the Farmers
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EVENT CATEGORIES Art Theater Dance Discussions Music ART Through Dec. 3 Fragonard: The Fantasy Figures Combining art, fashion, science, and conservation, this revelatory exhibition brings together —
Cover Story Poverty-Stricken Bangladesh Struggles To Absorb Rohingya Refugees Bangladeshi Ambassador Mohammad Ziauddin says his overcrowded nation is struggling to absorb the mass exodus of persecuted Rohingya refugees from Myanmar,
A decade in the making, Washington finally has its Wharf. The $2.5 billion waterfront development officially opened for business on Oct. 12 to much fanfare and praise from local politicians,
The newly reopened Freer | Sackler Galleries offer visitors a look back at the ancient Egyptian version of the unofficial mascot of the internet: cats. “Divine Felines: Cats of Ancient
Iraq’s Kurds badly miscalculated by deciding to hold a referendum on independence just as the last remnants of the Islamic State were being pounded out of existence in both Iraq
She was a nurse. He was her patient. It was October 1982 in the Swiss canton of Fribourg. He was studying economics at the University of St. Gallen and had
