This exhibition examines Larrabee's vision and her ability to capture poignant moments in the history of South Africa.

Trace the social themes found in Delano's work over the last 50 years in these 72 photos, including images of the Depression and Puerto Rican life during and after World War II.

This 14-print portfolio by Andy Warhol (1928-1987) interprets the media's coverage of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, beginning with the shooting on November 22, 1963, to the funeral three days later.

See 80 photographs that illustrate life in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines after the Spanish-American War of 1898.

See a 300-work exhibition focusing primarily on the "molas" (colorful, richly decorated applique blouses), for which the Kuna of Panama are world-renowned.

60 stoneware vases, bottles, bowls, and jars, dating from 1888 to 1943, by Charles Fergus Binns, are on view.

2 small cases compare society's ideal of nature and the reality measured by scientific instruments.  

35 photographs & 8 models chronicle the development of aviation in Latin America.

Looks at how African design influenced French Art Deco.

17 paintings from a 1920s copy of a 17th-century Tibetan illustrated medical text The Blue Beryl examine the medical traditions of Buddhist healing.

Carnival masks and costumes, musical instruments, colonial art, and jewelry from Teodoro Vidal's collection explore Puerto Rican history and culture during the past 500 years.

See the winning mailbox from the National Postal Museum's Folk Art Mailbox Contest and photographs of the 10 runners-up.

See more than 40 rare state, local, and tribal waterfowl stamps, part of the legacy of state and local conservation programs started to restore dwindling North American waterfowl populations; unlike federal duck stamps, most of these are nonpictorial.

31 works--primarily etchings and drypoints--focus on Whistler's printmaking career under the patronage of Frederick Richards Leyland, a Liverpool ship owner.

This first solo exhibition features video-animated sculptures by this New York-based artist.

See approximately 60 photographs of the Chihuahuan desert, accompanied by an audio of voices and sounds of the desert.

On view is a 24-foot-wide oil painting entitled A Bigger Grand Canyon that consists of 60 small canvases mounted as one continuous image.

This first career retrospective features the ideographic and autobiographical works of the Cuban-American painter, who died of AIDS in 1991.