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Tag Archives: Alma Thomas
DC’s Own in the White House
“The history of art is defined as being a profession that only the male can travel in, and people felt that only the aristocratic families could deal [art]. Alma had the modesty, the tenacity, and the time.” –Sam Gilliam … Continue reading
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Tagged Alma Thomas, Expressionist, Michelle Obama, The White House
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(Artistic) Change We Can Believe In
For many Americans, President Barack Obama symbolizes a changing mindset in America. For art lovers, this change can also be applied to the art in the private residence of the most traditionally American house in the nation: the White House. … Continue reading
Posted in Art in DC
Tagged Alma Thomas, DC Art, Ed Ruscha, Glenn Ligon, Hirschorn, Jasper Johns, National Museum of African Art & Culture, Obama, White House
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