This session focuses on the ""Long Sixties: Washington Paintings in the Watkins and Corcoran Legacy Collections (1957-1982)". Despite the supposedly raised consciousness of the 1960s, the work of Black artists was not often collected or even now represented in museum collections. One reason is Washington's determined avoidance of controversy and the corporate preference for "safe" art" produced by the Washington Color School. We will discuss the art of Jeff Donaldson, Sam Gilliam, Frank Anthony Smith, Carroll Sockwell, Alma Thomas, Franklin White, and Kenneth Victor Young. Presenter: Jack Rasmussen, Director and Curator of the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center. This program is presented by a collaboration of DC/MD/VA Villages. Email cele@athomeinalexandria.org for the Zoom information by May 20.