Approximately 34 of Orozco's photographs -- taken in Mexico, New York, India, and elsewhere from 1989-2003.

See an exhibition featuring the inspirational works of noted artist and illustrator of children's literature, Kadir Nelson. 

Explore the rich tradition of African American storytelling through videotaped interviews with professional writers telling compelling stories drawn from their own experiences and revealing how the world in which they live impacts their writing.

See the works of two Maryland artists -- 7 paintings by William H. Smith, silver medalist at the 1939 New York World's Fair, and 1 sculpture by Floyd Roberts.

To commemorate the opening of the World War II Memorial on the National Mall, 4 U.S. flags flown at significant moments during the war are on view. 

This showcase -- a preview of The Price of Freedom, a new upcoming permanent exhibition honoring the men and women who fought in the U.S. military.

Various objects are used to tell the stories of 13 World War II soldiers and civilians who aided the war effort both abroad and on the home front.

This exhibition celebrates the 50-year anniversary of the Supreme Court's landmark decision that ended segregation in public schools, and reviews and examines its legacy through personal stories and artifacts.

On view are fossil photographs by Dr. Giraud Foster.

The Solos series was launched in 2003 to showcase innovations in the field of architecture and design, including designs new to the market or to construction, or new design in the research and development stage.

Eighty-nine objects -- dating from the time of the Arab conquest of the Iberian Peninsula in the 8th century to the final phase of Muslim life in Spain in the 16th century -- illustrate themes of longevity, continuity, and transmission in the Islamic decorative arts and sciences in medieval Spain.

Explore 12 examples of 18th- and 19th-century porcelain from the Correale Museum in Sorrento, Italy.

This exhibition features some of the most significant archaeological finds -- including frescoes, bronzes, and such domestic objects as kitchenware, terracotta ware, and glassware -- from the Roman residential villas of the region.

View 200 items illustrating the similar aesthetic characteristics found in Native American objects from different North American cultures.

The site-specific installation meticulously stitched out of a translucent red nylon fabric -- is a monumental and powerfully abstract rendering of Do-Ho Suh's New York apartment staircase in 1:1 scale.

View photographs taken by Smithsonian employees with a Smithsonian theme/connection. 

Through objects, photographs, and video presentations, Playful Performers is the first exhibition to look at children's masquerades in Africa.