National Gallery of Art's 'Dear America' Exhibition Explores American Identity
The National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, is presenting 'Dear America: Artists Explore the American Experience,' an exhibition marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. The exhibition features nearly 100 artists, including Gordon Parks and Roy Lichtenstein, and showcases over 100 works on paper. It aims to present America as a 'living idea' shaped by diverse voices, exploring themes of land, community, and freedom. The exhibition includes iconic pieces like Ansel Adams' photograph of the Snake River and Andy Warhol's screenprint of Marilyn Monroe, offering a reflective look at American history and identity. 
