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June 04, 2010

NPG on the Web

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If you read this blog, you know that the National Portrait Gallery maintains a presence online. However, what you may not be aware of is the ever-increasing nature of that presence.

Stay up-to-date on NPG and share your thoughts and stories, via our Facebook and Twitter pages. And see our podcast, iTunes U page, and YouTube channel for gallery talks, artist interviews, and other in-depth content (new talks are added each week). And, as always, visit our website for upcoming events, exhibits, and information on our research, curatorial, and educational offerings. 

Connect with NPG via:

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Visit us on Twitter

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Visit us on Facebook

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Visit us on iTunes and iTunesU

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Visit us on YouTube

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Face-to-Face Portrait Talks

  • Each Thursday a curator or historian from NPG brings visitors face-to-face with a portrait by offering their insight into one individual.

    Thursdays, 6 to 6:30 p.m. at the museum

    Talks slated for this month