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Jan 8, 2010-Aug 29, 2010
One Life: Echoes of Elvis
In celebration of Elvis's 75th birthday, on view are images by artists Andy Warhol, Red Grooms, and others that illuminate this pop star's career

Portrait Gallery

Jan 15, 2010-Apr 25, 2010
Women and Spirit: Catholic Sisters in America
Through rare artifacts and photographs from more than 400 communities, the exhibition explores the role of Catholic sisters in American life

Ripley Center, International Gallery

Jan 15, 2010-Aug 8, 2010
Graphic Masters III: Highlights from the Smithsonian American Art Museum
On view are watercolors, pastels, and drawings from the 1960s to the 1990s that illustrate the extraordinary variety and
accomplishment of works on paper by American artists

American Art Museum

Dec 19, 2009-Jan 9, 2011
Cornucopia: Ceramics from Southern Japan
This exhibition illuminates the diverse and creative ceramic styles invented by Kyushu potters for three centuries, starting around 1600 AD

Freer Gallery

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	Favorites

Highlights of ongoing exhibitions at the Smithsonian

Star-Spangled Banner
This flag inspired Francis Scott Key to write our national anthem

American History Museum

Hope Diamond
The world's largest deep blue diamond

Natural History Museum

Giant Pandas
Meet Mei Xiang, Tian Tian, and cub Tai Shan

National Zoo

Milestones of Flight
From the Wright Flyer to the Breitling Orbiter

Air and Space Museum

Triceratops
The museum's 65-million-year-old treasure has received a 21st-century face-lift

Natural History Museum

Lansdowne Portrait Gilbert Stuart’s original “Lansdowne” portrait of George Washington

Portrait Gallery

Electronic Superhighway
In this monumental map of the U.S., Nam June Paik arranged 336 televisions on a scaffold and overlaid it with almost 600 feet of neon

American Art Museum

The Peacock Room
Whistler brightened the room with golden peacocks, painting every inch of the ceiling and walls to create an elegant setting

Freer Gallery

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	Traveling Exhibitions

Key Ingredients: America by Food
Explores the connections between Americans and the foods they produce, prepare, preserve, and present at the table

Museum on Main Street

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