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WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 22: (EDITORS NOTE:This image has been digitally altered.) Kevin Spacey poses for a photo with a portrait of President Frank Underwood (from the Netflix series "House Of Cards") at a press conference hosted by The Smithsonian and Netflix at the National Portrait Gallery on February 22, 2016 in Washington, DC.

Smithsonian Hangs Francis Underwood Portrait, Nordic Pavilion Names Curator—and More

A painting of Kevin Spacey as his villainous character from Netflix’s 'House of Cards' is now hanging in the National Gallery alongside famous portraits of U.S. presidents.
By Alanna Martinez
NY Graffiti Legend Lee Quinones on the Street Art Today. (Photo: Nicole Klagsbrun)

From Vandal to Legend: ‘Wild Style’ Graffiti Pioneer Lee Quinones on NY Street Art

The artist has a pop-up show of never before seen early drawings and all new work at Nicole Klagsbrun's LES gallery, through June.
By Alanna Martinez
Milk and Night's guerrilla performance in front of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week at Lincoln Center.

The Hole and Sensei Galleries Redefine the F-Word—Feminism

Two LES gallery shows, “Milk and Night” at Gallery Sensei (through Sept. 21) and “Future Feminism” at The Hole (through the 27th), are challenging that, using art to reconsider feminism as an all-inclusive movement that looks beyond class, race -- even gender. The two shows —while independently organized—feature overlapping participants, concurrent visual arts exhibitions and lots of live-event programming featuring some big art stars that taps into the realms of music, fashion, and celebrity.
By Kate Messinger

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