Sponsored by Smithsonian’s Latino Center
The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian and the Smithsonian Latino Center in Washington, D.C., present "Cerámica de los Ancestros: Central America's Past Revealed," a new major bilingual exhibition opening today!. This exhibition illuminates Central America's vibrant ancestral heritage. For thousands of years, Central America has been home to complex civilizations, each with unique, sophisticated ways of life, value systems and arts. The ceramics these diverse communities left behind, combined with recent archaeological discoveries, help tell the stories of these cultures and their achievements. The exhibition examines seven regions representing distinct Central American cultural areas that are today part of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama. The exhibition will be open through Feb. 1, 2015, in the third level W. Richard West Jr. Contemporary Arts Gallery.
Alberto Gomez
There have been countless variances granted by the zoning Board and this one is badly needed. The vibrancy of the community well...
Adams Morgan resident
Great article, Jose!
Carlos E. Guzman
Glad to see this group back in action. This brings me back to times past when we used to have weekly business meetings at Avinonne....
BB Otero
Jose thanks for sharing this. Very interesting, will try to attend. A couple of major impacts that should not go unheralded are our...
Fatima
Born and raised in Cleveland Park, all I needed to do was cross the bridge and there I was hanging out at Adams Morgan. As an adult, I...
Derrick
Jorge your article is right on point. Until we get hiring managers and the senior leadership, SES, in the federal government looking...