Fear and Loathing in Hong Kong: the Freer Screens Classic Foreign Films
Another warm Washington DC summer, another Made in Hong Kong Film Festival, the Freer Gallery’s 13th annual celebration of Hong Kong
In Italy’s Dolomites, a Hike Through World War I History
Call the Queen: It’s Teatime at the Freer
Drinking tea is a serious business
The first biography of Galileo Galilei resurfaces and offers a new theory as to why the astronomer was put on trial
With the purchase of Botticelli’s Death of Lucretia, Isabella Stewart Gardner took American collecting in a new direction
The author of Old Masters, New World discusses how 19th century American collectors acquired European masterpieces
At the National Zoo, Guess Who
We were born on July 17th at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo
Preserving Silence in National Parks
A Battle Against Noise Aims to Save Our Natural Soundscapes
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