National Gallery of Art, Washington, DCMapSome 70 early photographs of and by Black Americans, drawn from the 19th and early 20th centuries, chart how portrait photography became a tool of identity, resilience, and self-representation. The exhibition traces the evolving understanding of the medium among African Americans across a century of change.IndoorRain or shineDrop-in
National Gallery of Art, Washington, DCMapBilingual storytime in the East Building Atrium on the first Friday and Saturday of each month. Free with no registration; each book is read twice and strollers park at coat check.IndoorRain or shineLittle kids
National Gallery of Art, Washington, DCMapExtension date for the existing feed item: a free Tuesday drop-in play space in the East Building atrium, designed for the gallery's littlest art lovers. Children play, build, sort, and stack with hands-on materials, and strollers can be parked at the checkroom.IndoorRain or shineDrop-in
National Gallery of Art, Washington, DCMapA hands-on play space in the East Building atrium during the gallery's First Saturday Festival, designed for its littlest art lovers. Children can play, build, sort, and stack at their own pace while an adult stays with them.IndoorRain or shineDrop-in