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According to our visitors, An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis is "spectacular." "mindblowing," and "dramatic." Plan your visit to see this "absolutely inspiring" special exhibition ▶️ http://ow.ly/EVir50M9QLR
📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection.
Following 15 years of distinguished leadership as Vradenburg Director and CEO of The Phillips Collection, Dorothy Kosinski will be named Director Emerita. She reflects on her time at the Phillips in this blog post ▶️ http://ow.ly/ZFIa50M7hpQ
📸 Curlee Holton of UMD and artist Sanford Biggers at the 2017 Artists of Conscience Forum.
TOMORROW: Join us for a free 30-minute guided meditation on Wesley Clark's centennial commissioned installation, genesis ▶️ http://ow.ly/SUJo50M7bvq
🎨 Wesley Clark, genesis, 2022, Centennial Commission at [email protected]
Only two more weeks left to see Jonathan Monaghan’s site-specific immersive installation, Move the Way you Want. Plan your visit today ▶️ http://ow.ly/1IT950M7cxj
🎨 Jonathan Monaghan, Move the Way you Want, 2022, Vertical video (color, sound), media player, projector, 8-minute seamless loop, Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New York
Learn about our school-museum partnerships in this blog post from Hilary Katz, Head of Teaching & Learning, and Alexandra Laroche, Manager of School Partnerships ▶️ http://ow.ly/OiLV50M7biA
📸 Educators exploring The Phillips Art Cards
Want to bring a piece of Italy home for the holidays? Inspired by our current exhibition: An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis, a variety of Italian chocolates and cookies are available at the museum shop. Delizioso! ▶️ http://ow.ly/fm0H50M64yL
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Meet our 2022-23 Fellows: Rebecca Shipman, Samantha Williams and Xin Zheng. Our fellowship program is a comprehensive, yearlong paid program that includes hands-on experience, mentoring, and professional development. Read the blog posts ▶️ http://ow.ly/UxGx50M62RN
📸 Photos courtesy of 2022-23 Fellows
Work with us! Apply to join the Phillips team as our Head of Digital Experience, Publicist, or Associate Preparator. See more openings on our website ▶️ http://ow.ly/Tnmg50M61XR
🎨 Gustave Courbet, The Mediterranean (detail), 1857, Oil on canvas, 23 1/4 x 33 1/2 in., Acquired 1924
Dorothy Kosinski will conclude her tenure as Vradenburg Director and CEO of The Phillips Collection at the end of 2022! Read her reflections in a blog post ▶️ http://ow.ly/LKBM50M64QT
📸 Chalk Walk at [email protected]. Photo: AK Blythe
Take a break from the cold and join us for ArtWalk tonight! View our special exhibition An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis for free from 5-8 pm ▶️ http://ow.ly/O2g450M4Vgx
🎨 Giuseppe De Nittis, Snow Effect, ca. 1880, oil on canvas, 54 x 73 cm, Pinacoteca Giuseppe De Nittis, Barletta
Ring in the new year with live music from blues singer Carly Harvey, delicious snacks and drinks, art activities, and our special exhibition An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis. Get your ticket ▶️ http://ow.ly/FcKk50M3o87
📸 Thomas Downing, Blue Spell, 1964, Acrylic on canvas, 77 x 77 in., Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Phillips, 1985. Photo: AK Blythe
TOMORROW: Join us for a free 30-minute guided meditation on Helen C. Frederick's pulp painting Phenomenal Space ▶️ http://ow.ly/ghgy50M2EAL
🎨 Helen C. Frederick, Phenomenal Space, 2015, Pulp painting, 42 x 30 in, Gift of the artist, Michael Gross and Shelley Singer, 2016
Marketing and Communications Detail and Museum Assistant Caroline Polich reflects on abstract works in the collection. Read the blog ▶️ http://ow.ly/bZk750M1u73
🎨 Anil Revri, Geometric Abstraction 3, Mixed media on handmade paper, 18 x 18 in., The Phillips Collection, Gift of Nuzhat Sultan, 2021
Celebrate the new year with us! With live music from blues singer Carly Harvey, delicious snacks and drinks, art activities, and a special exhibition straight from Italy, An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis, Phillips after 5 is the perfect way to ring in 2023. Tickets ▶️ http://bit.ly/3USkhXL
🎨 Giuseppe De Nittis, In the Wheat Field, 1873, Oil on wood panel, 33 x 25 cm, Private collection
You deserve a treat! 🎁 Check out our museum shop today to get yourself the perfect gift, in-person or online ▶️ http://ow.ly/crp150LZTTb
📸 The Phillips Collection Museum Shop. Photo: AK Blythe.
It's ArtWalk again! Visit us for free from 5-8 pm on December 15 to see Move the Way you Want by Jonathan Monaghan before it closes on December 31 🐎 ▶️ http://ow.ly/eWq850LZP0E
🎨 Jonathan Monaghan, Move the Way you Want, 2022, Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New York
In partnership with the US Department of State, we collaborated with museums across Italy in fostering diversity and inclusion for audience and program development. Read the blog post from Anne Taylor Brittingham, Deputy Director for Education and Responsive Learning Spaces, and Donna Jonte, Head of Experiential Learning, about their experience ▶️ http://ow.ly/kEC350LYOOk
📸 University students working in small groups
TOMORROW: Join us for a free 30-minute guided meditation on Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi's Something discernible in the hollow space of its absence ▶️ http://ow.ly/fLkG50LVCuH
📸 Hedieh Javanshir Ilchi, Something discernible in the hollow space of its absence (detail), 2022, Acrylic on individual Masonite panels, 36 in x 54 in, Contemporaries Acquisition Fund, 2022. Photo: AK Blythe
Tune in this Saturday at 4 pm for a conversation with artist Nate Lewis about the connections among his art and anatomy. Vesela Sretenovic, Phillips Director of Contemporary Art Initiatives and Academic Affairs, will host the conversation. Register today! ▶️ http://ow.ly/5wiU50LPhvO
📸 Photo courtesy of the artist
Discover Giuseppe De Nittis, an “innovator" and "a missing and important piece in understanding Impressionism” (guest curator Renato Miracco). Visit the special exhibition ▶️ http://ow.ly/buBt50LPpaI
🎨 Giuseppe De Nittis, Léontine in a Boat, 1874, Oil on wood panel, 24 x 54 cm, Private collection; Giuseppe De Nittis, Breakfast in the Garden, 1884, Oil on canvas, 31 7/8 x 46 in., Pinacoteca Giuseppe De Nittis, Barletta, Italy; Giuseppe De Nittis, In the Wheat Field, 1873, Oil on wood panel, 33 x 25 cm, Private collection
Phillips Deputy Director for Education and Responsive Learning Spaces Anne Taylor Brittingham shares her experience at the Education Integration (EDI) Global Forum in Naples, Italy. Learn more ▶️ http://ow.ly/6r8R50LPnYJ
📸 EDI Global Forum participants at the National Archaeological Museum
The holiday season is here! Our museum shop is the perfect place to find unique gifts for everyone on your list. Shop in-person or online ▶️ http://ow.ly/Xbjm50LPjPx
📸 Photo: AK Blythe
This weekend is Bank of America’s Museums on Us weekend! Show your Bank of America debit or credit card and a photo ID to get free admission to the Phillips. Learn more ▶️ http://ow.ly/tbCX50LU6qw
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Inspired by Giuseppe De Nittis's painting Breakfast in the Garden, on December 10 create a menu as a family for a special occasion, learn French and Italian phrases, and sketch a still life together! Reserve your spot ▶️ http://ow.ly/i7M250LPi0A
🎨 Giuseppe De Nittis, Breakfast in the Garden, 1884, Oil on canvas, 31 7/8 x 46 in., Pinacoteca Giuseppe De Nittis, Barletta, Italy
Join us on Dec 10 at 4 pm for a conversation with artist Nate Lewis, best known for his intricate works on paper, and Vesela Sretenovic, Phillips Director of Contemporary Art Initiatives and Academic Affairs. Reserve your spot ▶️ http://ow.ly/NLag50LPgSN
🎨 Nate Lewis, Glitches script in wind, 2022, Hand sculpted inkjet print, ink, graphite, frottage, 70 x 44 in., Courtesy of the artist
Phillips Education Assistant Davinna Barkers-Woode shares her experience helping facilitate a school partnership with Washington School for Girls, culminating in the Art + Music: More Than a Feeling exhibition. Read the blog post ▶️ http://ow.ly/BShe50LPgbw
🎨 Image by Asia Hood
We're excited to announce our incoming Vradenburg Director and CEO: Dr. Jonathan P. Binstock.
During his eight years as the Mary W. and Donald R. Clark Director of the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester in New York, Binstock led an expansion and diversification of the museum’s permanent collection, special exhibition program, public engagement and outreach efforts, and audience.
Binstock shared that “The Phillips Collection is a museum I have treasured since first moving to Washington in 1994 to research my Ph.D. dissertation on Sam Gilliam…I look forward to leading the Phillips, a museum with deep community ties that makes important contributions to the global conversation on art and culture.”
“We are delighted with the selection of Jonathan, the result of an exhaustive year-long search,” says Phillips Board Chair John Despres. “He brings deep knowledge of the Phillips and the Washington, DC art community.”
He will begin his tenure on March 1, and we look forward to welcoming him! Read the full announcement ▶️ http://ow.ly/rPc050LRJri
Read The Washington Post article ▶️ http://ow.ly/NcVk50LRJrh
📸 Dr. Jonathan P. Binstock, photo by J. Adam Fenster, University of Rochester
TOMORROW: Join us for a free 30-minute guided meditation on Malissia Pettway's Housetop ▶️ http://ow.ly/J9r550LMquO
🎨 Malissia Pettway, Housetop, c. 1960, Cotton, synthetics, corduroy, 81 x 81 in., The Phillips Collection, Partial purchase, partial gift of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation from the William S. Arnett Collection, 2019. Photo credit Stephen Pitkin/Pitkin Studio
Today is Giving Tuesday! Please give what you can in support of The Phillips Collection to help us continue our extraordinary programs for audiences of all ages both here at the museum and through activities beyond our walls ▶️ http://ow.ly/JmpA50LPfu8
Get a gift for everyone on your list, all from the comfort of your home! Browse our museum shop online this Cyber Monday ▶️ http://ow.ly/ZoBr50LMpQ7
📸 Photo: AK Blythe
Today is the last day for Alice Sturzinger's Murano glass trunk show at our Museum Shop! Visit the Phillips until 5:30 pm to browse handmade glassware, jewelry, and figurines. See Alice Sturzinger's work ▶️ http://ow.ly/NkPw50LMpzo
📸 Glass figurines, photo courtesy of Alice Sturzinger, LLC
For today and tomorrow only, we will have a trunk show of Murano glass jewelry and stemware from Alice Sturzinger at the Phillips! Come by anytime between 11 am-5:30 pm to browse the handmade glass pieces. Explore Alice Sturzinger's work ▶️ http://ow.ly/mMvQ50LMpkl
📸 Glassware, photo courtesy of Alice Sturzinger, LLC
In honor of Native American Heritage Day, we're taking a closer look at Tlingit and Unangax̂ artist Nicholas Galanin's work Let Them Enter Dancing and Showing Their Faces: Thief, which is currently on view. Part of a series, Galanin describes it as "an attempt at capturing cultural memory...We have these things ingrained in our memory and in our DNA." Learn more about his work ▶️ http://ow.ly/lbkG50LMp9i
🎨 Nicholas Galanin, Let Them Enter Dancing and Showing Their Faces: Thief, 2018, Monotype and gold leaf on paper, 30 in x 21 in., Director's Discretionary Fund, 2021
If you’re enjoying time with family this weekend, we hope we see you! We're closed today, but will reopen tomorrow at 11 am. Plan your visit ▶️ http://ow.ly/LzcU50LMp08
🎨 Stephen Walker, Homegrown, not dated, Oil on canvas board, 20 1/8 x 23 7/8 in., Acquired 1936
TOMORROW: Join us for a free 30-minute guided meditation on Jacob Lawrence's screenprint ▶️ http://ow.ly/6MKi50LK9xq
🎨 Jacob Lawrence, Contemplation, from the Touissant L’Ouverture series, 1993, Screenprint, 32 1/8 x 22 1/8 in, Gift of Jacob Lawrence, 1993; © 2022 The Jacob and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence Foundation, Seattle / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis is now open! Check out these behind the scenes photos of the installation, then plan your visit to see the finished exhibition ▶️ http://ow.ly/33VE50LK8XO
🎨 Behind the scenes photos, featuring Giuseppe De Nittis, La Place des Pyramides, c. 1875, oil on canvas, 92.3 x 75 cm, Musée d’Orsay, Paris; Giuseppe De Nittis, N**e from the Back, 1879/1880, Oil on wood panel, 41.5 x 26.5 cm, Private collection, Courtesy Enrico Galleria D’Arte, Milan
Jacob Lawrence and the Children of Hiroshima is one of WETA's Around Town Best Bets! Watch the video and plan your visit to see the exhibition before it closes next week ▶️ http://ow.ly/xcW050LIw1j
🎨 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacob Lawrence, Hiroshima Series: Boy with Kite, 1983, Color screenprint on Somerset paper, 13 x 10 in, Published by Limited Editions Club, New York, Ed. 19/35, The Phillips Collection, Gift of Nora Lee and Jon Sedmak / © 2022 The Jacob and Gwendolyn Knight Lawrence Foundation, Seattle / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Nobuko-Tanaka Girl, age 9, Relay Race
An Italian Impressionist in Paris: Giuseppe De Nittis is now on view! Celebrate all things Italy with us on December 1 at Phillips after 5: Sapori d'Italia (Taste of Italy) with liquors from Don Cicci & Figli, snacks from Stellina Pizzeria, and live music from Broke Royals. Get your ticket ▶️ http://ow.ly/Vat950LIvEB
🎨 Giuseppe De Nittis, In the Wheat Field, 1873, Oil on wood panel, 33 x 25 cm, Private collection
The Phillips Collection 2021-2022 Sherman Fairchild DEAI (Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion) and Curatorial Fellow Alexis Boyd shares her experience working on the Institutional History Project. Read the blog post ▶️ http://ow.ly/ScnF50LH4Pt
📸 Photo courtesy of The Phillips Collection
Take a field trip with the Phillips on December 3 to the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art to learn about a surprising connection between Giuseppe De Nittis and the painting Pigeons at Sensoji by Watanabe Seitei ▶️ http://ow.ly/Uuuv50LHlb7
🎨 Pigeons at Sensoji, Watanabe Seitei (1851–1918), Japan, Meiji era, 1877, ink and color on silk, Purchase—Charles Lang Freer Endowment, Freer Gallery of Art
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A peek into cellist Seth Parker Woods and pianist Natalia Kazaryan’s workshop yesterday at Howard University on George Walker’s Cello Sonata (1957). DC-native George Walker was a trailblazer in American music, and the first Black person to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music for his composition Lilacs. Join us on Sunday at 4 pm to hear more ▶️ https://www.phillipscollection.org/event/2022-11-06-george-walker 📸 Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection and Howard University
"I like to think of my work as a dream. And in dreams, your fears and your anxieties and your desires manifest as familiar imagery." —Jonathan Monaghan Learn more about Monaghan's work Move the Way you Want, now on view ▶️ http://ow.ly/Rxhf50LhLWR 📸 Video by Brendan Canty. Courtesy of The Phillips Collection.
Accomplished performers, improvisers, and composers, Linda May Han Oh and Fabian Almazan make their Phillips debut this Sunday at 4 pm! Reserve your ticket to the livestream ▶️ http://ow.ly/38jB50LeN0j 📸 Linda May Han Oh and Fabian Almazan. Video: A Tribe For Jazz.
Next Thursday is ArtWalk! We're open for free from 5-8 pm—come by to see our new exhibition Move the Way you Want by Jonathan Monaghan ▶️ http://ow.ly/ZRwh50LauRv 🎨 Jonathan Monaghan, Move the Way you Want, 2022, Vertical video (color, sound), media player, projector, 8-minute seamless loop, Courtesy of bitforms gallery nyc
Jonathan Monaghan's Move the Way you Want is "witty" and "contrasts elaborate ornamentation with space-age modernism." —The Washington Post Read the review ▶️ http://ow.ly/zEWW50L3ijh 🎨 Jonathan Monaghan, Move the Way you Want, 2022, Vertical video (color, sound), media player, projector, 8-minute seamless loop, Courtesy of bitforms gallery nyc
Don't miss our 2022/23 music season opener, UK-based Manchester Collective and South-African cellist, Abel Selaocoe. Enjoy this celebration of folk traditions from around the world via our livestream—reserve your spot ▶️ http://ow.ly/jlth50L2opX 📽️ Manchester Collective – Sirocco. Excerpt from Ka Bohaleng. Video courtesy of Manchester Collective
Celebrate International Music Day by reserving your spot to the 22/23 Phillips Music Season! Experience performances by internationally acclaimed musicians from all over the world in-person or virtually ▶️ http://ow.ly/PEOv50KYTXP 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection
TONIGHT AT 6:30 PM: Be the first to see Jonathan Monaghan's immersive dreamscape Move the Way you Want. Join us to hear from the artist—reserve your spot ▶️ http://ow.ly/IQWo50KQNS3 🎨 Jonathan Monaghan, Move the Way you Want
Be the first to see our newest Intersections exhibition Move the Way you Want, an immersive dreamscape created by Jonathan Monaghan. Join us for the opening on Sept 22 at 6:30 pm to hear from the artist—reserve your spot ▶️ http://ow.ly/yyb050KM6U4 🎨 Jonathan Monaghan, Move the Way you Want, 2022, Vertical video (color, sound), media player, projector, 8-minute seamless loop, Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New York
"The Lou Stovall show is just so spectacular. Wonderful, wonderful color." Don't just take our word for it that Lou Stovall: The Museum Workshop is a must see—hear from our visitors! Learn more about the exhibition ▶️ http://ow.ly/MKPC50KFLbH 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection
Relish the thrill of live performance or join us virtually from the comfort of your home—Phillips Music’s 2022-2023 season is now available! Reserve your spot to experience extraordinary performances by internationally acclaimed musicians ▶️ http://ow.ly/50wN50KsgJq
"We were fascinated with the whole idea of working in a museum." —Lou Stovall Watch curator Camille Brown's interview with Lou Stovall, Di Stovall, and Will Stovall about the upcoming exhibition Lou Stovall: The Museum Workshop ▶️ http://ow.ly/HQ7u50JWZFm 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection
"They're almost, to me, like creative seedlings. And from that, you have these larger, more organic root forms." —Wesley Clark Learn more about Clark's installation at [email protected] ▶️ http://ow.ly/YeSI50JMRLB The Phillips Collection’s Centennial Artist Commissions are supported generously by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, the Frauke de Looper Trust, and the Sherman Fairchild Foundation. 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection.
Tickets are now available for the first weekend of Lou Stovall: The Museum Workshop! Be one of the first to see the exhibition when it opens—plan your visit ▶️ http://ow.ly/XaEb50JFaJl 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection.
For our centennial year, we commissioned 12 artists to reimagine our logo, and we loved seeing what they came up with! Thanks to all the artists who shared their talents with us—learn more about them and the inspiration behind their logos ▶️ http://ow.ly/pi8c50Jv2x5 🎨 Dominick Rabrun, Rose Jaffe, Aniekan Udofia, Kelly Towles, Joel “Vincii” Ulmer, Tenbeete Solomon AKA Trap Bob, Halim A. Flowers, Lisa Mari Thalhammer, Cita Sadeli AKA MISS CHELOVE, Julia Chon AKA Kimchi Juice, Reggie Black, Halsey Berryman
"I wanted to capture some of the different styles that have been contemporary to all of the Phillips’s 100 years, including today." —Halsey Berryman Hear more from the artist about reimagining our logo on May 19 ▶️ http://ow.ly/Owqf50J1EK9 🎨 Phillips logo by Halsey Berryman
"I'm interested in work that looks like a poem." —Tobi Kahn Hear more from the artist about spirituality, religion, and artmaking this Sunday at 2 pm ▶️ http://ow.ly/379x50IZB11 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection
"I've wanted to show at the Phillips since I was in my twenties." —Tobi Kahn Hear more from the artist about spirituality, religion, and artmaking this Sunday at 2 pm ▶️ http://ow.ly/bk6Y50IZABp 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection
"I knew from the age of six that I wanted to make art." —Tobi Kahn Hear more from the artist this Sunday at 2pm ▶️ http://ow.ly/s64K50IZAqp 📽️ Video courtesy of The Phillips Collection
ONE DAY LEFT: Tomorrow is our Centennial Gala After Party! Immersive art installations, curated cocktails, and live music await—grab your ticket and join us at the Washington National Cathedral! 🥂🎉▶️ http://ow.ly/vuAx50IULMm 📸 Daniel Wurtzel, Air Fountain
Each Sunday, bring the intimacy of the Phillips Music Room into your home with livestreamed performances by internationally acclaimed musicians, including Sebastian Knauer, Leila Josefowicz, Jonathan Biss, Karim Sulayman, and Yi-Heng Yang. Reserve your ticket ▶️ http://ow.ly/v0Z750IFnKw
With music by Sylver Logan Sharp and DJ Blakberri, menu by celebrity chef Aaron Silverman (Rose's Luxury & Pineapple and Pearls), and immersive art installations, The Phillips Collection Gala After Party is the place to be. Reserve your ticket to dance the night away at the National Cathedral ▶️ http://ow.ly/Wjhe50IEriY
Happy World Piano Day! Today we are celebrating our beautiful Steinway D piano located in our Music Room—along with the talented musicians who perform in our Phillips Music concerts. Check out this short clip of Mishka Rushdie Momen's gorgeous performance of Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy 🎹 📽️ Video by Aiden Korotkin for Dominic Mann Visuals and The Phillips Collection
Inspired by Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series, the students of Center for Inspired Teaching’s Real World History class collected oral histories of individuals who moved from the South to DC before 1970. #blackhistorymonth To learn about their courage and determination, watch the short film ▶️ http://ow.ly/FYKV50HYOUr
❗ FINAL WEEKEND to see Daniel Canogar's Digital Intersections project Amalgama Phillips, which includes 550 artworks from our permanent collection to create a generative digital artwork. Get tickets now ▶️ http://ow.ly/ZpFn50HGPu9
❗ About ONE WEEK LEFT to see the exhibition Alma W. Thomas: Everything Is Beautiful at The Phillips Collection, closing Sunday, January 23, 2022. Reserve tickets here ▶️ http://ow.ly/FVfs50HuNNL 📽️ Brendan Canty
LAST CHANCE to see David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History, closing Sunday, January 9, 2022. Reserve tickets here ▶️ http://ow.ly/l9gw50Hq2Bx 📽️ Brendan Canty
❗ Last few days to see the exhibition David Driskell: Icons of Nature and History. Get tickets now ▶️ http://ow.ly/oVkI50Hn4wg
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