The Freer Gallery's famous Sembiyan Mahadevi as goddess Parvati along with 70 other bronzes drawn from important public and private collections in the United States and Europe are on view.

The exhibition highlights a current generation of hotels that meet tourists' demands for entertainment and business travelers' needs for offices on the road.

On view is the recently discovered, unsigned black chalk drawing by Michelangelo depicting a candelabrum, believed to have been commissioned by the Medici family as part of the funerary chapel in Florence, Italy, which was never built. 

On view are 4 pieces of art glass by Dale Chihuly: Citron Basket, Ocean Macchia, Philodendron Ikebana, and Tiger Lily Seaform Pair.

On view is a lavishly embroidered dress worn at the coronation ball during the 1998 Fiesta San Antonio. 

This show features over 140 sculptures and large-scale installations by 14 artists who were part of a loose-knit movement known as Arte Povera ("poor art").

On view are approximately 20 winning photographs from the 2002 Nature's Best International Photography Awards.

The exhibition explores, through 60 photographs and various artifacts, the many faces of seniors through the eyes of 5 Washington-area.

The exhibition takes a look at the unique film-television-theater collection that documents the stereotype-breaking career of this Emmy Award-winning actor and producer.

This exhibition of approximately 30 paintings explores the artist's use of yellow in his figurative and abstract works.

This site-specific installation by Washington artist Yvonne Pickering Carter uses fragments of paper and wood to explore notions of challenge, healing, and growth.

This exhibition tells the story of this renowned military academy in New York from its founding through World War I and highlights the achievements of graduates in both the U.S. Army and science, education, engineering, and other fields. 

In this case, several specimens of snakehead fish, photographs, and text are used to explain the scientific response to the discovery of these agressive, non-native fish found in a pond in Crofton, Maryland, in the summer of 2002. 

Archival documents on toys (e.g., yo-yos, paper dolls, trains, stoves, and sewing machines).

Rarely shown scrolls, album leaves, and 3-dimensional objects dating from the 2nd century c.e. to the 19th century illustrate how real imperial structures and mythical Daoist palaces have been pictured over the centuries in Chinese art. 

See 11 award-winning works of art by 10 young artists with disabilities.