The Artist at Work: Regina Silveira's Monudentro

Brazilian artist Regina Silveira reinvents a well-known São Paulo monument and, in turn, rewrites Brazil's history in the work Monudentro (Inside the Monument). NMWA' deputy director for art and programs traces the evolution of this site-specific installation in the museum's Grand Staircase. Read More

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	A Discerning Eye: Kathleen Gilje Reinterprets Artemisia Gentileschi's Susanna and the Elders
	Trained as a conservator, Kathleen Gilje brings modern insight to the works of "old masters." Her installation, Susanna and the Elders, Restored, incorporates x-ray technology to find hidden meaning below the surface of the painting.