A new exhibition at the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. views immigration through the lens of art
The thorny issue of migration is about to surface in Washington, D.C., again—but this time, it will be in the galleries of the Phillips Collection. “The Warmth of Other Suns: Stories of Global Displacement,” a new exhibition on view from June 22 to Sept.
22, includes artworks about great migrations in the American past—from the Europeans who passed through Ellis Island to the Oklahomans who went west during the 1930s. But the heart of the show is a collection of works by roughly 75 artists around the world, most of them immigrants—including the abstract expressionist Mark Rothko, who was born in what is today Latvia before...
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