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Two separate print exhibitions -- one focusing on Matisse and the other looking at Jasper Johns -- document a journey rather than a destination.
Yinka Shonibare's artworks use headless mannequins and gorgeous outfits to subtly undercut established history.
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Buried for more than 2,000 years until their accidental discovery by Chinese farmers in 1974, the world-famous terra cotta warriors have arrived in Washington.
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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