Yesterday, the weather cooperated and the sun peeked out as preparators spent the morning installing Seymour Lipton’s Ancestor (1958) in front of the original Phillips house.
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Good Morning, Washington!
On Tuesday, my day began alongside dozens of our staff, beaming and dressed in their summer best, and Antony Gormley‘s personable Aperture XIII (2010) in a shoot for ABC7, WJLA-TV‘s “Good Morning Washington” program. Watch for our greeting starting next week, mornings between 4:30 and 7:30 am!
Farewell to Our Friend, Caroline Macomber
It is as though I can hear Caroline Macomber’s inimitable greeting: “Hello there!” Her dear friend, Louisa Duemling, captured Caroline’s voice, her strength, her elegance, and intelligence so accurately—pitch perfect—at the funeral on February 1. Caroline’s sudden death is a terrible blow felt deeply by her fellow trustees and the Phillips staff that came to know and admire her profoundly over years. She continues to inspire us to move beyond sadness to work with passion and vigor for this institution she so well loved.
Dorothy Kosinski, Director