Strathmore arts and culture center in North Bethesda, Maryland, is renowned for its music center but also serves as a venue for visual arts exhibitions, including its annual juried exhibition. Mandana Tadayon provides more details.

The National Portrait Gallery's new exhibition, 'Eye Pop: Celebrity Gaze,' features 53 portraits that challenge traditional notions of celebrity. Curated by Dorothy Moss, the exhibition includes well-known figures like Brad Pitt and less recognizable individuals with significant achievements, such as the founders of Google and architect Maya Lin. The exhibition also explores the evolving nature of celebrity in the media age, with critical perspectives from artists like Mickalene Thomas and Deb Cassis. The gallery aims to broaden the definition of celebrity beyond conventional media portrayals.

A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington explores the evolving definition of 'celebrity' in the context of changing technology and social norms. The exhibition aims to provide insights into how the concept of celebrity has transformed over time.