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Laurel Lukaszewski's latest exhibition looks like two shows in one. The first is a meditation on the fleeting beauty of nature. The other, an ungainly ode to pasta.
Willard Wigan's experience at age 5 with a stern teacher in England, inspired him to find the meaning of life in the field of micro-sculpture.
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The National Museum of Women in the Arts shines a light -- but only a little one -- on what is, by design, obscure.
It's one year since the National Museum of American History reopened, and if attendance figures are to be believed, the renovation has been an unqualified success.
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