Yesterday, @realDonaldTrump’s top staffer joined Trump, his lawyer, and his diplomats in confessing that the Trump Admin used taxpayer-funded military aid to pressure Ukraine into interfering in the 2020 election. There’s a simple question facing Republicans now. #TruthExposedhttps://t.co/tVkwkPk0VI John Z Retweeted
Yes, I’m running against @realDonaldTrump. But I also served as Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division of DOJ—and the POTUS choosing his own resort to host the G-7 isn’t even a gray area. It’s a crime. John Z Retweeted
I believe it’s true. Tulsi Gabbard is with the Russians and the Russians are with Tulsi Gabbard. She confirms it every time she opens her mouth. John Z Retweeted
Wow. Trump is now suing CNN over "pro-impeachment bias" and he demands a ‘substantial payment.’ So basically the news can't report the news because if it does, the President of America will sue. It's a uniquely American take on dictatorship. John Z Retweeted
Pictures of Kurds with their faces peeling off due to chemical weapons tells you how bad this has gotten. Turkey is committing war crimes. John Z Retweeted
She's right about Jill Stein and Tulsi Gabbard - and she's been right about Trump for the last FOUR F**KIN' years. But... her EMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAILS!!! https://t.co/CLfeqNVMlE John Z Retweeted
Water, Wind, and Waves: The Wind Band at SeaPiffaro, The Renaissance Band This performance celebrated the exhibition Water, Wind, and Waves: Marine Paintings from the Dutch Golden Age at the National Gallery of Art and featured historic songs of the seas. This concert was held at the National ... 0 115 0 80 mins 0
Press Event: The Touch of Color: Pastels at the National Gallery of ArtAt the press preview for The Touch of Color: Pastels at the National Gallery of Art on Tuesday, September 24, 2019, remarks were given by Kaywin Feldman, director, National Gallery of Art. A curatorial tour was given by Stacey Sell, ... 3 503 0 39 mins 0
American Pre-Raphaelitism through the Lens and on the CanvasSophie Lynford, doctoral candidate in the history of art, Yale University; Diane Waggoner, curator of 19th-century photographs, National Gallery of Art In celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of John Ruskin (1819–1900), the most influential art critic of ... 2 5703 0 52 mins 0
Press Event: Verrocchio: Sculptor and Painter of Renaissance FlorenceAt the press preview for Verrocchio: Sculptor and Painter of Renaissance Florence on Tuesday, September 10, 2019, remarks were given by Kaywin Feldman, director, National Gallery of Art; Larry Di Rita, Public Policy Executive/Market President, Bank of America; His Excellency ... 4 298 0 30 mins 1
FAPE 2019: Ken Burns and the American StoryKen Burns, filmmaker, in conversation with David M. Rubenstein, co-founder and co-CEO of The Carlyle Group, chairman of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, trustee of the National Gallery of Art, and chairman of the Smithsonian Institution ... 3 4686 0 43 mins 2
Two Writers on Art, Music, and ModalityPaul Carter Harrison, playwright and expert in African American theatre, and Quincy Troupe, poet, in conversation with Harry Cooper, senior curator and head of modern art, National Gallery of Art American painter, printmaker, and sculptor Oliver Lee Jackson (b. 1935) ... 1 3271 0 82 mins 0
The Art and Literature of the Great WarDavid Gariff, senior lecturer, National Gallery of Art. The First World War, known as the Great War, was also the first modern war, claiming millions of lives, in part, by newly invented weapons such as the machine gun, tank, aircraft, ... 0 4646 0 160 mins 0
Photography from the Sunny Side of the AlpsJohn Hobson, staff assistant, department of special projects, National Gallery of Art The study of Slovene photography has remained intertwined with the medium’s specific relation to pan-Yugoslavian artistic development, generally focusing on the period between 1945 and 1991. In celebration ... 2 4673 0 38 mins 2
Augusta Savage: A Woman of Her WordJeffreen M. Hayes, executive director, Threewalls An outstanding sculptor associated with the intellectual and cultural awakening known as the Harlem Renaissance, Augusta Savage (1892-1962) overcame poverty, racism, and sexual discrimination in pursuit of her goals. Creating new visions of black ... 3 4297 1 41 mins 4
Signed JV, but not by Vermeer: Jacobus Vrel’s “Young Woman in an Interior”Kristen Gonzalez, department of northern baroque paintings, National Gallery of Art Jacobus Vrel is not exactly a household name. A painter of quiet Dutch genre scenes, he produced some fifty works and quickly fell into obscurity. Composing modest interiors and ... 1 2882 0 37 mins 0
I.M. Pei: A Celebration of His Life and WorkLorena Bradford, accessible programs, department of education, National Gallery of Art Since it opened to the public in 1978, the East Building has been recognized as one of the National Gallery of Art’s most prized masterpieces. The passing of the ... 2 3048 1 63 mins 0
The Sculpture of David Smith (1906–1965), Part 2David Gariff, senior lecturer, National Gallery of Art. David Smith (1906–1965) is arguably America’s greatest sculptor of the 20th century. His art enlarged the vocabulary of sculpture by employing welding and industrial processes and materials, laying the groundwork for the ... 0 3479 0 56 mins 1
Jonathan Franzen - FreedomUS literary superstar Jonathan Franzen talks about his hugely acclaimed novel Freedom. An epic of contemporary love and marriage, Freedom charts the exploits of the Berglund family, capturing the temptations and burdens of liberty, the thrills of teenage lust, the ... 61 2552 3 50 mins 0
Marian Keyes - Rachel's HolidayWorld Book Club talks life, sex, drugs, if not rock ‘n’ roll to chart-topping Irish writer Marian Keyes about her best-selling novel Rachel’s Holiday. She answers BBC listeners' questions from around the world, and also reads several passages from her ... 15 676 0 49 mins 0
JD Salinger - The Catcher In The RyeHarriet Gilbert discusses JD Salinger's classic novel The Catcher in the Rye with a studio audience, including questions from BBC World Service listeners as far afield as Nepal and the Czech Republic. She's in New York's Algonquin Hotel, long-time hangout ... 82 2779 0 50 mins 0
