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New Articles NOTE: This page is for historic reference. It is out of date and is no longer being maintained. Are Years What? (for Marianne Moore) - expanded from stub, Hirshhorn Charles Alston - rewrote, expanded etc. Last Conversation Piece - a sculpture that resides also, at the Hirshhorn Needle Tower - a sculpture that resides at the Hirshhorn Antipodes (sculpture) - sculpture that resides at the Hirshhorn Throwback (sculpture) - sculpture that resides at the Hirshhorn Delta Solar - sculpture outside of Air & Space Museum Continuum (sculpture) - sculpture outside of the Air & Space Museum Exhibitions of artifacts from the tomb of Tutankhamun - merged from articles on various exhibits and expanded Julia Child's kitchen Cristián Samper, He wasn't the 11th Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. He was acting Secretary until Wayne Clough became the 12th Secretary. Kyohei Inukai (b 1890) Asian American artist Martin O. Harwit, Director of the Air & Space museum Garden Club of America "Spirit of Texas", a Bell 206L-1 LongRanger II that was the first helicopter to circle the world Chicago (airplane), Douglas World Cruiser first around-the-world flight, 1924 DYK Charles Alston - 635 hits Alexis Rockman - 2,200 hits Ernest Spybuck - Native American artist - 2,300 hits Kalulu - 10,000 hits Events The first workshop was held on August 19th, 2010 with ~20 Smithsonian Employees and 7 Wikipedians, this version of the workshop outline (adjustments for presentation may not be reflected in outline) and this slide show presentation Other improvement Significant expansion of Category:Smithsonian Institution National Museum of African Art Files from Flickr The following images have been retrieved from the Flickr Commons (http://www.flickr.com/photos/smithsonian/) Columbus Fountain in DC Pierce Brodkorb, Ornithologist replaced old file with new one on the commons George Van Biesbroeck Lucile Blanch,