- A graphic designer's delight — a new exhibit at the Cooper Hewitt explores color perception. [via Smithsonian Libraries]
- 33 museums from 7 countries, including our own Smithsonian Archives of American Art, have produced the largest collection of Frida Kahlo art and ephemera with Google Arts & Culture. [via Remezcla]
- A key figure in LGBQT activism who organized the first pride parade in 1970, Mark Segal, has donated his archives to our National Museum of American History. [via Smithsonian Magazine]
- Researchers at the U.S. National Archives' Innovation Hub have just digitized their 300,000th page for inclusion in their online catalog. [via Info Docket]
- The Ruby Slippers are back, shinier than ever, thanks to a Kickstarter campaign! [via Blouin ArtInfo]
- The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture has a new exhibit on Hip Hop based on their Eyejammie Hip Hop Photography Collection. [via Smithsonian Insider]
- You can now visit Shakespeare's Globe Theatre virtually: [via Open Culture]
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