IN-GALLERY Portrait Signs: A Tour in ASL
Portrait Signs: A Tour in ASL
By National Portrait Gallery
Location
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
800 G Street Northwest Washington, DC 20001Portrait Signs: A Tour in ASL
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
800 G Street Northwest Washington, DC 20001Portrait Signs is a Deaf-led tour in American Sign Language. Tours explore a variety of topics related to portraiture, history and biography, from special exhibitions to the permanent collection. Dates and tour topics are continually updated. Select tours include English interpretation.
Please meet the docent in the G Street lobby.
June 22, noon - 1 pm -- ASL only
Topic: TBC
July 20, noon - 1 pm -- ASL only
Topic: Highights of Brilliant Exiles exhibition
Questions? Please email Jonesve@si.edu.
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