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Bill Viola: The Mind’s Eye

Puerto Rican government created posters to promote pro-democracy films

What’s Up

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Newcomers

Two new key additions to our staff

"Science on a Sphere" illustrates satellite data on multiple aspects of the ocean.

From the Castle

Deep Science

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Recent History: Michael Phelps at the Portrait Gallery

One of the heroes of the 2008 Olympic Games now hangs from the wall of the National Portrait Gallery

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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

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Call the Queen: It’s Teatime at the Freer

Drinking tea is a serious business

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The Cola Wars. Smear Campaigns in Space?

Sending astronauts into space takes heaps of cash, hours of political wrangling and the kind of engineering prowess that would make Newton weep

Follow the "Guests of the Hills" opening August 23 at the Freer Gallery.

What’s Up

Smithsonian exhibitions highlight the secrets of soil, lavish interiors and Chinese landscape paintings

Smithson: Using “diffusion” as an analogy for education?

From the Castle

Keeping Up

Basking sharks can be found in coastal waters and feed on plankton.

Wild Things: Life as We Know It

From zombie caterpillars to basking sharks at sea

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A New Exhibition Gets All The Dirt on Soil

I don’t know how dirt got its bad reputation. The word is a catch-all for every vile behavior humankind can muster…

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