World War II Photographic Exhibit at Seaford Museum in DE
Beginning on February 13, the Seaford Museum will host “Through the Lens,” an exhibit of photographs from The William D. Willis World War II Photographic Collection.
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Nueva York (1613–1945): Reflections on a Ground-Breaking Exhibit and Partnership
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The Nueva York exhibit sponsored by the New-York Historical Society and El Museo broke new ground with its topic and represented an unusual partnership. Its ambitious scale, the newness of its subject matter, and joint sponsorship also presented significant challenges. Read the complete article by Marci Reaven.