National Gallery of Art Talks

On the Road: A Search for American Character

This Ghost of Slavery: A Solo Reading

Let Me Down Easy: On the Vulnerability of Our Bodies / The Resilience of Our Spirits

Me: Shot Out of a Moving Canon—Black, Female, and the 1970s

Christina Fernandez on Making Invisible Labor Visible

Bodies of Work: Audience Engagement and the Changing Role of Arts Professionals, Part 8

Mary Kelly on Feminism in Art

David Gariff on the Christmas Story in Art

Introduction to the Show: American Silence: The Photographs of Robert Adams

Introduction to the Exhibition—Frédéric Bazille and the Birth of Impressionism

Does Sculpture need a Building? Penelope Curtis on Henry Moore

Mel Bochner on the Artists of the Double

Kara Walker and Jason Moran on "The Katastwóf Karavan"

Mary Beard: The Twelve Caesars, Part 2

Introduction to the Exhibition—Sally Mann: A Thousand Crossings

Introduction to the Show: The New Woman Behind the Camera

Celebrating Conservation: What Our Future Holds: Preservation for All: Session 4

David Gariff on Ingmar Bergman

David Gariff on German Expressionism and Degenerate Art

David Gariff on Post-World War II European Art, Part 10

"Philip Guston Now" exhibition catalogue

Teju Cole and Fazal Sheikh on Collaboration, Generosity, and Infinite Patience

Exhibition Overview: Philip Guston: The Capacity of Painting

Jennifer L. Roberts on Printmaking, Part 1

Sunil Gupta on Community and Activism

David Gariff on Weather in Art: From Symbol to Science

Stephen D. Houston on Vital Signs: The Visual Cultures of Maya Writing, Part 1

David Gariff on the Easter Story in Art

Afro-Atlantic Histories/Afro-Atlantic Futures

David Gariff on Modern Sculpture, Part 14

Jorge Macchi on Parallel Lives